Sacrifice

That episode took really bold steps, turning June into a semi-Walter White by basically sacrificing an innocent for the greater good.

We've seen already from Moira's and Emily's story what Gilead makes with people . And as Fred told Luke, June is indeed changed an surely isn't the June Osbourne anymore who had been caught while crossing the border.

I really hope the producers and writers have the gut to flesh out the same good-to-bad story arc as we had seen in Breaking Bad, making the once-protagonist June into a morally ambiguous person who thinks the end justifies all means, and may even turn out to be just as bad as those she fights against.

From the last episode I had really high expectations for this one but it didn't really meet them. I'm not saying it was bad. Having Moria and Luke finally face the Waterfords without being behind a fence made me happy. Made them understand their place in Canada. I can't comment on the ending though, I really liked that character.

A lot of incredible emotions and truths imbued in perfect timing too -- an episode before the season finale! Handmaid's Tale is an excellent show and it's not like GOT where I wanted that to be over 3 years ago - now I am glad it did end. This show actually gets better as it goes, at least to me. Lol those eyes again too!

I loved how the events of the previous episodes came one after another hitting like bullets , but it would make this episode a lot more interesting if they put some of the previous episode events into it , just to balance each episode instead of losing potential.

Can't we just get this shit done and move on to another plot!? The plan being f**ked and then unfucked repeatedly. So you don't have enough material to fit 13 episodes , fit it on 8 episodes for example without filling nonsense each week.

God knows how much i loved this series , but the creators apparently insisted on ruining it.

What an episode.... finally we are getting where we are suppose to go. The scene with the wives at the funeral amazing!!! fantastic cinematography