Tonnato

What an episode. The meat of the episode was Carmy and Donna. They really carried this episode with their vulnerability. Jamie Lee Curtis is really putting everything she has into this character, much respect to her.

The B story in this episode was really great. Prepping for the final service felt super wholesome. Luca is becoming one of the my favorite members of the cast, a real team player and likable performance. My favorite moment though was Richie with Neil and encouraging him one of the most wholesome funny moments of the entire series. Season 4 might be my favorite season.

Man, this 10 is all about carmy's talk with his mother. It's just so real, it doesn't feel acted at all, I'm feeling so identificated with the messages that that conversation spreads, it's simply amazing, I couldn't stop crying, it was just so special.

This show, again, it's so precise and good hitting emotional punches, incredible.

I could compare this scene with many others, but the level of acting, and the fact that it reflects the reality of possibly many lifes from the persones that are watching it now, makes it even more special. Hope this shows continues being constant and with this quality, thank you.

Jamie Lee Curtis and Jeremy Allen White's first conversation when Donna reads the note is the best scene I have seen in any media in a long long time. Phenomenal stuff. Those performances will be studied in acting classes by new actors for ages to come. I honestly think this is the best episode of the season maybe even the whole show.