The Longest Day

Jesus - Cranston sure like the sound of his own voice!

Another godam monologue!

The only reason this is scoring so highly is because there are so many viewers who have little experience of good movie-making, drama and story-telling. It's what the TV channels churn out and they accept it because they don't know any better.

Sure, it's an interesting series with lots of good points but the writer get carried away and forget what story and plot is about. I don't care if some know-nothing exec thought it was the best thing since Citizen Kane, the writing is variable and someone somewhere should have spotted this rant and just cut it.

Boring, boring, boring.

Try watching it with some sort of critical eye, eh! And stop voting so-so series 10 all the time!

We knew somwhere that the real Pete's past will come to haunt Marius, and it did. Season 2 will have a great start with that.

Enough about that, Marius is again broke as the money went to the owner and a bundle went to the late Charlie. These thieves had honor among them but seems a little over, considering they didn't get that much of a payout, but still, maybe they all had a relationship before season 1.

Carly's character still gives me digust and creep and Otto and Audrey gives me so much joy. Agreed this show is not that good as "Breaking Bad" or lots but that's the point, no show could ever get to Breaking Bad's level so stop bickering about it. "Character actress" Margo Martindale for the win!

Sneaky Pete: Season 2 continues where Pete Murphy's character's past has caught up to him. The bad guys who question Marius don't realize Pete is Marius. Giovani must try to find Pete's real mom Maggie (Jane Adams) and the $11 million she stole from a Croatian gangster named Luka (John Ales) who likes to drown his victims in acid. During the family dinner Maggie does not reveal Pete's true identity but to use him to try to steal the money. In the meantime, Audrey had trouble of her own when an NYPD detective Joyce Rudy (Jennifer Ferrin) is brought in to uncover who and how crooked cop Winslow (Michael O'Keefe) was killed in the first season. You got to watch to see the con to steal the money out of a stuffed Buffalo from a casino floor and what happens by the end of the season. This season ended on a cliffhanger with Julia (Marin Ireland) is set to meet with Marius's parole officer to find out the true identity of Pete. This season there were too many side stories and so much going on that you can get lost in the series. Let's see what happens to Pete and to the Murphy family and hopefully a return of Cranston's character to the series.

It is the Perfect ending to highly good show, It's a show that you watch in you free time in a mood of watching some tricks and con. Not the best drama but the best excitement. In This episode they have given us what they had promised through the whole season and they nailed it.

Bryan Cranston did his best scene in my opinion after "Breaking Bad" in this episode, he will make you feel fear, compassion, anger & love in one moment, you will end up not knowing if you hate him or not, Mr. Cranston was simply born to act, and he was just simply being himself.

The episode ended up by opinion a new interesting story for the next season and made us exciting about it.

My rating for this episode is 9/10.

I did not mind the person who wrote about the last episode of 2017, as I had forgotten what happened!!!! This is one great series!!! STELLAR cast! They all work together very well, so thanks to whomsoever cast them in their roles!!