This looks interesting - waiting for some links with subs, my Castilian is rusty

All right, Joan, way to go! (referring to her last line)

Smells like, “24,” without any Jack Bauer.

As arrogant as Sherlock’s Father’s comment was, I am strangely hopeful and overjoyed even that he will make good on his claim.

Raylan gave this book to his co-worker, Tim Gutterson at the end of, “Justified.” He said, “If I tolld you I’d read it ten times, I’d be low.”
People on IMDB rate this movie well, even compared to the book, but it just seems to lack something at the end…guess I’ll have to read the book to “Grok” what the writers of Justified wanted to pass on…unless it was simply to say he reads at least one book outside college.

The new file size feature is brilliant!

“Turkey…What’s that in your hole?”
(Ass Bread, hehe)

Well, that’s three episodes to tie it all up…each from a different angle.

I definitely got caught in the cross-fire, and this has been very satisfying emotionally!

I used to watch, “Naruto.” His character was fused with a nine tailed fox, so, same, but different. (I’m guessing Kumiho is a much older story.)
This was very satisfying emotionally!

That last minute or so…and, I’m crying again! Very satisfying emotionally!

I am feeling it, sorry to anyone who is not! When they convened beneath that tree I really expected to see a hologram of Boothby, the caretaker-slash-mentor of Picard!

That is the same place, isn’t it?

This is the best episode for a long time, from an emotional standpoint…I mean, sure, there’s been poetic dialog, but…emotional engagement? Perhaps that’s JUST subjective, but I think not…I believe it’s crafted!

With ALL of the interaction between Raylan and Winona, and the latter interaction between Eva and Boyd, this is a much more engaging episode than many before it. I was thinking, up until this episode, what a disservice it was watching these last several or, rather, dozen-or-so episodes, without really, “feeling it.” Well, I’m finally able to, once again, invest myself emotionally, and really engage, at that level. Makes all the difference in how much one can truly enjoy a TV show, don’t you think?

As a side note: This brings back memories…of how clueless I was, as a new parent…and, regrets, like how much I want it to do over again…’cuz I know I could do better! (Just talkin’ about the child care scene).

Part of Chris Rock interview’s avail on YT (got tired of looking for actual links for full show).

now we’re getting more information…not that I was impatient, it’s been a nice slow-burn.

Really like the inclusion of, “Dot,” in the opening credits (from the, “Short Trek, Ephraim and Dot)! And, I’m feelin’ it…this and the first episode (!)

Heaven forbid, but I do feel for her!

So glad I watched this again before moving on to the new episodes…. Really satisfying ending.

I’d rather watch Ted Lasso than any of the other shows which look better on paper to me (Science Fiction, Action, Thriller).

I haven’t watched the last episode yet…I keep putting it off…”because I don’t want the game to end.” I have browsed through, and watched the last ten minutes of the ninth episode four times now, to prepare for watching the tenth. That’s how badly I want to keep the experience from ending.

To whomever left the comment, “This just keeps getting better,” I thank you, for otherwise I never would’ve given it a shot!

ending’s so f’ed up…and sad

quite a mix of emotions…seeing her again, all hotness and death

Thank you, Linkers!
Been putting this off a long time…the fact that People keep it going shows much love for the series! ‘M grateful!

I found this to be emotionally satisfying. I’ve often said science fiction isn’t about space ships and gear, if it’s “good” it has to be about the relationships of the characters, and their emotional reactions. Somehow I find foreign shows are better at crystallizing experiences we recognize as human. It may’ve been long-ish, but those moments were worth it.

Now…that’s a fitting episode description. Not like some ‘coupl’a seasons ago, which were a bit too on-the-nose.

Gotta say a heartfelt thank you to the linkers who continue to maintain availability to such an old show. Seven years old and still a link or two to dood-dot-watch — thanks for the love of the show!

Thought I cried when the Trooper was shot…. Damn if it wasn’t even more f#@ked-up and sadder when I heard Arlo’d said that he, “Just saw a man in a hat, pointing….” And, he’d been walkin’ around all that evening knowing that about his Dad. Fuck.

There hasn’t been a much emotion, for me, in the last half dozen eps., but that last scene was upsetting (character I care about).

I haven’t lost that loving feeling for all the characters…maybe I’ve just been tired. Dunno, but I hope there’s more emotional hooks in the future.

Nice, how Loretta’s story resolved though also!
:)

Oh, now that cain’t be good…make me sad, thinking he got a, “Dear John.”

I shed a few fur Mags…. Knew she’d bow out wen she di’n’t sho eny fear from Loretta.

Nice of her to be thinkin’ of the girl’s future, even wen she drew down on ‘er.

This one has heart…shed a little tear.

This is such a good show…my favorite episode so far.

“Hell, I’ze allays plannin’ on given you back the hat…why d’you think I wore it in here?” Too funny.

And, Rayland seems to’ve made some new friends out of that bar fight…kind of reminds me of how Naruto used to have that same power…. Hehehe!

(I’m enjoyin’ this)

The trailer on YT’s Eng dub. I’m embarrassed to admit, I can’t keep up, so I have to wait for the English version.

What’s with the spoiler ridden summary?

Him and and all men alike are papier mache, at best. You can gather as much money and material possessions as you like, as many men and women to protect you as you’d like. The more you have, the more pretentious and phony you become. Whether you like it or not, or how aware of it you are. It’s not too difficult to see through. Anywhose, this is a hard watch. Especially if you know anything about anything.