you're charming

Barry deservers plenty of awards I'm still surprised season 3 didn't win more at least for the chase episode regardless worth the high ratings/praise. You're Charming is a masterful episode where a lot happens with Hank, Sally being a delightful wonderful actress, Barry vents with masterful emotions (Bill Hader) is one of the best actors of our generation and great dialogue! Even has Rain Man in it briefly that's wonderful I have autism. Stephen Root has even gone a long way since being in Office Space When the Emmy's come up this summer numerous series deserve awards and this better be one of them to win!

I was worried after the ending of the third season that the writers may got themselves in a huge mess after the breathtaking cliffhanger.

And I thought they will come up with a silly solution to Barry and continue the forth season... but I'm glad that I was wrong, and after this episode I'm confident that the writers behind this show are brilliant and respect their audience.

I'm still amazed about the writers mastered the art of doing a lot in a little time... I was 13 mins into the episode and thought that I reached the end of it, but I was happy to see that there are still 17 mins remaining.

I'm already that we have to say goodbye for this amazing show. I'm sure it will be masterpiece in writing both a TV series and comedy.

This season has been near perfect so far and this is the most exciting episode yet. This episode had scene after scene that had me going back after the episode to watch again. The cinematography in every episode this season so far has just been so well done. I can't believe how many big moments happen in 30 minutes and this episode was particularly Thrilling. One of my favorite moments is the cameo from Hader's fellow SNL star Fred Armisen .(this scene was awesome) Bill Hader, Sarah Goldberg, and Anthony Carrigan always act in a way that just amazes me. I always wish the episode was longer and I just can't say enough about this show. Barry Barry Barry!!!!

This season is amazing so far. When Sally Reed gets less screen time and the show focuses more on Barry, Gene, Hank and the Raven it's way more enjoyable. Don't get me wrong; Sarah Goldberg is an amazing actress and her performance is great, but I just can not stand her character. She is so full of herself and she will most definetly not make Barry's life better. Her character is quite interesting on the paper, but the other characters are just so much better.

This show continues to surprise and shock. The mix of comedy and drama is phenomenal as always. You get these really gritty, dark scenes and then to lighten up the mood, some goon delivers a great comedic line.

I left a review for episode one saying that it felt like a slow burn, and that to me it felt like it was missing a lot of its comedic energy - this episode showed me that they've still got it, and hopefully they continue to build and expand on that energy.

I think it's these wonderfully surreal moments when you think you know exactly where the story is headed next, and can't help but watch as all your expectations are turned on their head in some incredible, beautiful, and often times hilarious ways.

This episode took me from suspense to laughing to shock and back again in the best possible ways, and gave me the confidence that the magic that made me fall in love with this show is still in there!