tricky legacies

Despite the negative feedback from some viewers, I found to be an outstanding episode that highlights the repercussions of our decisions. The storyline is emotionally charged and touching, with a strong message that resonates with the audience. The plot was beautifully crafted to showcase the cause-and-effect relationship of our actions, which ultimately defines our fate.

One of the highlights of this episode is its cinematography. Every shot was beautifully composed, with excellent attention to detail. The lighting, framing, and camera movements were all flawlessly executed to enhance the visual experience. The use of color grading added depth and meaning to each scene, which further intensified the emotional impact.

Moreover, the acting performances were commendable. T his an excellent episode that deserves more recognition than it has received. The cinematography, emotional depth, and impact on the audience were all superbly executed. The episode's central message of how our actions shape our destiny is a reminder that we should always be mindful of our decisions and their consequences. I am eagerly looking forward to the next episode and what it will bring to the table.

What a wild ride. One of, if not the, craziest time jumps in TV history. We skip ahead 8ish years, and see Barry transform into a religious nut, adding a new layer of creepy to the already complex character.

Sally's predicament is heartbreaking to watch. Stuck in hiding, while her peers have had great success.

What makes this episode truly remarkable, however, is the great writing and the way it handles the time jumps. I was half expecting the events that unfolded to be nothing but a dream. But in the hands of talented writers, the time jumps add a unique aspect of intrigue to the already complex storylines.

Innovative. Tense. Smart. Funny.

None of these apply to this episode.

This show speeds along and hits beats and makes sure to involve you in the world. I have never been so disappointed in a show taking such a left turn and it's a real left turn... not a bad dream sequence.

There are so many obstacles that would have been great to pursue, the prison break, etc

pedalling backstory To see what happened to Hank or Fuchs- is poor storytelling and this show has never been a bad story.

Original story. Original characters. Layers of world building lost. I feel like all the air has been let out of the balloon.

Cross fingers that I'm surprised by next episode. Here's hoping.

This season has been up and down for sure, and that's after a very disappointing-to-me season 3. This episode is the worse so far in the season.

I don't see why I should be interested at all in what's happening 10 years down the road. I want to know what happens with the characters in the present. Is this really their future or just some sort of vision/possibility. Maybe like a dream sequence.

The characters are in no way interesting in these scenes. There's no insight other than the obvious. There's nothing revealed.

They're trying to make it interesting because their lives are inane. It really just feels like filler.

I was looking forward to the new episode all week...and then this?! If I want to see apathy, desolation and boredom, I watch the 5th and 6th season of Walking Dead again. It was such a filler episode without advancing the story or bringing any insight. There are still so many bizarre characters in the Barry universe, so many unanswered questions, but here you're just stalled, not knowing for 45 minutes if it's another one of Barry's fantasies or reality. Hopefully this episode was just an outlier and doesn't detract from the 10/10 that the entire series got from me so far. Four out of ten dusty baseballs.