T3.E7

Ex-Communicated

Name: Ex-Communicated
Genre: Drama
Released: 2025-08-03
Rating: 8.7
Cast: Carrie Coon, Morgan Spector, Louisa Jacobson

El episodio se transmitió el 3 ago 2025
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter a scandalous book comes out, Mrs. Astor shares secrets with Bertha. Larry comes back with Arizona news but faces unsettling developments at home.After a scandalous book comes out, Mrs. Astor shares secrets with Bertha. Larry comes back with Arizona news but faces unsettling developments at home.After a scandalous book comes out, Mrs. Astor shares secrets with Bertha. Larry comes back with Arizona news but faces unsettling developments at home.

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10carolyngalea

Such a brilliant episode

One of the reasons I watch this show, Julian Fellowes notwithstanding, is how gritty and scandalous it is. I loved DA, I was there from the beginning to the end and all the films too, but this is a new level. It's left me clapping my hands in delight throughout the episodes, but S3e7 had my hand clapped over my mouth instead.

Roll on the finale and full steam ahead to season 4! What a triumph!

10nbmacaira

Even steel breaks under this much tension.

Just before entering the season finale, episode 7 gives "The Gilded Age" some of its most intense moments ever. If you take into consideration episode 6 as well, the storylines of New York's highest have (mostly) never been this close to changing dramatically.

Until now, I was waiting for an episode that amazed me in all its capacity: plot, acting, relevant moments for the characters' arcs,... And this was it. Every single one of Episode 7's scenes is filled with gasoline that will light the finale's fire - and, hopefully, next season's as well.

Hold on to your pillows. The best episode of the season so far, undoubtedly a 10/10.

9CitizenCairParavel

FINALLY!!'

FINALLY!!! The writing, acting, and directing are going full steam ahead! I've been pretty much bored by most of the episodes but they've been mildly diverting. But finally this episode and end of last one were captivating. Ending was GREAT! I think and hope the romances will get resolved to everyone's delight but I love the tension Fellowes has created (like he did in DA). Looking forward to the season finale now. More heartache coming I'm sure.

Trivia
It is mentioned that Agnes' ancestor Robert Livingston purchased 95,000 acres of land in upstate New York, what was later named Livingston Manor. 95,000 acres is the equivalent of 148 square miles. Robert Livingston the Elder was a prominent landowner and politician in the 18th century New York, leading up to the American Revolution and since the Supreme Court had yet to be established, administered the oath of office to George Washington during the very first Presidential inauguration at Federal Hall in NYC.

Errores
During the suffrage meeting at the Van Rijn / Forte home, you can see Jack Trotter standing in the background. This meeting happened after Jack moved out and purchased his own home as seen at the beginning of the episode.

Citas
George Russell: You picked the wrong horse, Clay. You failed me and we parted. But why did you make me your enemy?... How could you believe you'd win?
Richard Clay: Your son got lucky.
George Russell: Luck and nothing to do with it. My son made an opportunity where there was none before, because that's what great men do. I'm glad it played out the way it did... not least because I learned your true character.
Richard Clay: I'm no different from the rest of the men in our industry. "Trust no one" was always your motto.
George Russell: You are different, because from today you're no longer in any industry, and you're finished in New York... Of course you could always try for a job in my Pittsburgh mills, amongst the workers you wanted me to shoot.
Richard Clay: I won't die away that easily, Mr. Russel... I'm like a cockroach... with a thousand lives.