Chicago

So happy for this, finally, i saw no end to the infinite sucesion of horrible events and misfortunes, However there is a happy ending finally.

Every season this show gets better. 4th season is incredible. I was an on again off again fan for a couple years but this season has truly sucked me in.

The last two minutes were set up so well throughout the entire episode. But the ending will blow you away. No spoilers here but have Kleenex ready.

It shouldn't need to be proved, but this episode illustrates again that the foundation of television and movies is the writing. Without a good story that does not break the willing suspension of disbelief no amount of excellent cinematography and acting will save a show. Even a show with such poignant social commentary still has to deliver on the basics. Unfortunately the last few episodes have only continued a downward trend.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge fan of the show. I just feel like this season is just a bit at times. There's not really an explanation for many things that happen and I guess that before when things came together there at least was a reason why. I feel like that's missing now. Why is Nick so influential all of a sudden? Why would anyone listen to Lawrence or even be intimidated by him when he was in huge trouble last season. Why do they barely have any security when escorting June. Where do these new Handmaid's come from? Why is Moira even there? Just random first mission and boom there she is? How did she get through Gilead territory? It's just a bit weird this season. The episode before when they killed two girls to get June to confess, and also shot a handmaid but when they get June she has to live because NOW we're short on Handmaids. Idk I'd love some sort of explanation for all of this.