You Get What You Need

This episode of Big Little Lies was simply outstanding. Throughout the course of the show we were introduced to many themes and story lines that seemed as if they would not be able to be wrapped up by the end of the shows short 7-episode run. This episode proved that wrong, as everything came to a conclusion. The performances by the entirety of the cast were stellar, most noticeably Nicole Kidman. She shined this episode and her seasoned experience as an actress showed. All of the other girls were fantastic as well. There's not much to be written without the use of a spoiler, so to summarize; it is so rare that in a finale everyone's questions are answered without the episode being lazy or obviously made for crowd-pleasing. This show clearly had a plan from the beginning and stuck to it. Big Little Lies was a fantastic show with an ending that will earn it some well-deserved Emmy nominations.

It was unexpected. I read about how amazing this new series will be, but I've never imagined all this excitement. It's more than what you could have possibly ask for. I really think it's one of the best series. Even if they will not make a second season, this remains so special, so pure. The final episode is like the essence of life. Maybe is just me, but it made me feel more. Thank you!

This episode and this season gives me a lot of emotions. I love this one and I recommend it to everyone. Especially recommended for parents with children.

I mean, it's mostly silly fun, but there's one dark plotline, Nicole Kidman's, which kind of means the tone can be quite different. The cast is great, lots of famous faces, I especially liked Witherspoon's spirited performance, who is someone I've never cared for before. The husbands are good too, but the focus is on the women. Not perfect, obviously, there is one absurd plotline late in the series involving a teen daugher, a tying of stories that makes for a perfect villain, one pairing that is completely unbelievable (Kravitz).

I'm going to write from the point of view of someone who had figured out pretty much everything (including the ending and the victim) since I finished episode 4. I don't want to brag about it I just want to point out that even though I had 90% of the story played out already in my head I still enjoyed the final episode as I did with all the previous ones. A good quality TV Series deserved this kind of ending and man was it a pleasurable one! I'm giving this a 9 out of perfect 10 only because I expected to watch a bit more of the "important drama scene" and listen to some actual dialogue in there but it still worked out well that way.