Last Dance

I almost started to expect there would never be a nice episode from this show... Even though it's a Conrad POV I'm glad that we could also get to see more of Belly's inner thoughts surprisingly , especially after the freaking messy episodes before this one and after Jere and Belly decided to get married. In this episode I could empathize a lot more with Belly, and that's how Conrad sees her through his eyes, I think that itself says a lot.

I know tsitp has been and is supposed to be soapy and cliched in a lot of ways, but the chemistry between Conrad and Belly is something different that kept me watching this show, this episode maximize that chemistry between those two to a level that is calm and crazy at the same time... And I even started to think they intentionally did the previous episodes that horribly just to contrast... I don't know what I'm ranting about maybe I'm just out of my mind after watching this episode.

This is by far the best episode of the season so far. No, not just of the season. I think this is the best episode of the series so far. Jenny's writing and directing was superb, and it elicited some of the best acting of the season as well. Jenny, please keep writing masterpieces, and please, please, please do more directing as well.

Jenny Han needs to direct the rest of the season. This was one of the most beautiful episodes of tv I've ever watched....

The way it was shot, the lighting, the music, the romance of it all. The way we got to understood Conrad more than we ever have in just one episode!! Jenny stayed true to the books but added so much more. Elevated every book scene. This one is for the hopeless romantics.

The shots , the colored, the music..beautiful! Praying that from now on every episode is like this one. Jenny Han did an amazing job directing it. Chris and Lola are so perfect for their roles and really bring out the chemistry between the two characters. Excited how the season is gonna turn out! This episode made the book justice.

In an ideal world Jenny Han would have directed every episode. The first four episodes of this season haven't had emotional depth I'd hoped considering this is the final season. They felt like filler episodes, they contained context that was needed but nothing more. This episode? Cinema perfection. It speaks deeply and allows insight in a way that allows the audience to exist in that moment, to feel it. Christopher Briney, although new to the scene, is an underrated actor. He's someone I see becoming a household name. From the golden hue that's surrounds Belly in flashback scenes when viewing them from Conrad's perspective, to Christopher's way of expressing so much without any words, down to the song choices... This episode was everything and more, an absolute stand out from all three seasons.