I Want to Know

An emotional and satisfying finale to Season 2. Bravo to its creators for being bold enough to create something that matches Season 1's drama while at the same time having its own voice and its own powerful message. In Season 2, the message is about untapped courage. Madeline, Celeste, Jane, and Bonnie show how far each has evolved in seizing that inner strength to live a more authentic life and fight for their happiness and the happiness of those they love. As for Mary Louise, we see the opposite; intransigence and unimaginable pain. A powerful season. Now for Season 3....

I will miss this powerful women..but every start have an ending, i think they can make a new season because the story have the potential

Although leaving a bit to be desired , I've been thoroughly and constantly amused by this season , which not only featured some of the absolute finest acting seen all year, it's also intricately and subtly exposed unexplored shades of the characters succeeding in rendering them more nuanced and realistic , at some insignificant cost of the overall plot .

Ultimately, the extreme satisfaction generated from delicate characterization far exceeds a one from a what could've been an unrealistic plot unveiling , the fans should be exhilarated with how this season was managed .

With massive hopes of more to come .

overall season : 9/10

Best tv serie with wonderful actors, story and lyrics... imho

I don't care what and why everyone on the media spits on the finale. This episode was full of emotions, and I must admit, I cried several times. Ever since I started watching this show, I got really attachted to characters, especially to Celeste and Jane. The court scenes, Nicole Kidman and Meryl Streep's acting were amazing, they gave such an amazing performance. I even felt a bit of sadness cause of Meryl Streep characther at the end, altough she didn't show much of affection.

Great show, I think everyone should see it cause it brought a much bigger message and psychological explanations regarding to relationships, emotions, violence, family, conflicts and resolutions. Done!