I liked that, “Easy,” button at the end. And, I liked watching the first five minutes twice - plus the, “Inside the Episode,” comments from the writers.

Forget any trailer you’ve seen.

Emotionally satisfying! Your mileage may vary, haha

I’m so glad I re-watched the previous episode, to remind me of everything.

I loved how there were so many hooks, or emotional pay-offs in this episode…I felt them…even that earthquake (I’m still feelin’ it).
:)
ps: Looking forward to Raelle & Scylla reuniting — that’s a guess, not a spoiler — but, positive thoughts, right?

So glad I re-watched this ep before starting the new season!

Nice little ditty of a mini-series. Cried almost the whole way through this last episode, but with different emotions (sad, joy, triumph, regret).

Educational T.V.

It was a small segment, but really enjoyed fans explain what & why the show meant to them…and, how great was it seeing Malala in that group?

Is this a true story?

I’d watch another season. Looking back I can see they spent good money on the CG artwork and effects only in certain episodes, but I wasn’t bothered by the lack there of during others. Story’s okay…acting a bit better than okay. It’s not, “Lovecraft Country,” but it’s better than, “Vagrant Queen,” (which I’ll also watch if there’s another season). Of course, “Vagrant Queen’s,” campy comedy mixed with drama, and this isn’t comedy.

Am I crazy to think the closing joke’s a nod to Family Guy porn? Anyway, ‘m still laughing….

I love Alice…the quintessential strong woman. And, I loved seeing this again. After seeing, “Alice Through the Looking Glass,” it’s so fun seeing how it dovetails with that later film!

Happy for John…!

Good use of music and story to build tension, reminiscent of, “Interstellar.” Fav quote Quin asking: “What’s wrong?” (That’s when I died).

I really enjoyed this mini-series. Had to pause & rewind far too many times to comprehend the sub-titles, but it didn’t phase me one bit. I always had a clear idea of what and why I was watching: the building & make-up of a champion who had historical significance. I may not be able to read books about, or actually interact with the different Peoples of Spain beyond what I see in movies, and speeches by Professor Richard Wolff about Worker Self-directed Enterprises, but I do enjoy feeling like I am connected to them at some deep level (as with all my fellow Earthlings), and learning about this chapter in their history strengthens that bond in my mind.

There were some touching moments in this episode around Chester and his Dad.

wtf just happened

So cool it’s back! Hey, why does it feel good to think Jesse sounds like Louise Belcher? (Mary Mack and Kristen Schaal can’t sound alike, do they?)

Meh, or should I say oy vey?

Open, open, open… (from a Mervyn’s commercial, just cuz no links yet)

This reminds me of a TV show…hahaha
Good romance/drama/crime show — that keeps getting remade every few years.
Glad to find it again!

Nice little ditty by death….

And that kiss! I hope there’s another, so he’ll remember it.

Also nice that Angua’s opening up about warming up to Carrot. Everybody’s gettin’ the feelys…Carcer conflicted by Alt-Sam. (What a kick to see Alt-Carcer as a nice guy!)

Hope that’s oblique enough to not be spoilers!

I just recently finished (loving), “Forever,” with this guy and Judd Hirsch (Rieger from, “Taxi”).
This may lack the whimsy of immortality, but it has even more room for emotional reactions…. Still, pathologist then, pathologist now — eh, works for me — I’m glad my Mom turned me onto this, and two seasons in the can…cool!

What a punchline…ah, physical comedy!

Delightful

I think she misses him SO much she brought him back to life…and, I don’t think this is just in her head.

I loved their love story. It was cut too short. When and how Vision died effected me as much as Kristen Ritter’s death in, “Breaking Bad,” (still not over either one).

Every kiss the couple share is a reprieve. Wanda is powerful…I just hope whatever tweaks to reality she makes continue to be guided by love!

I urge People to think with their hearts and not their heads. Remember Wanda was grief stricken when Vision was killed. Remember her abilities hadn’t stopped developing. Now, remember the Wandavision commercials made it seem as though she’d brought him back from the dead, almost as if in an alternate universe…?
I won’t pretend to know comic book lore, I don;t know these characters’ comic book back-stories, BUT, I know Wanda & Vision’s story together was cut short, and one of those on-screen deaths I don’t think I’ve recovered from. I’m inclined to trust this show for quite a while longer…call me simple, but every on-screen kiss between the couple is an emotional pay-off for me and their were quite a few in this episode!

Enjoyable…. And, everything I’d hoped, “Breaking Bad,” would be.

Disappointed they didn’t mention ergotism (theory published in Science magazine, 1976).
Also, it’s now understood that in medieval times, “witches,” were just People who liked to get high on hallucinogens…instead of ingesting them, which would lead to intestinal distress, they applied a homemade ointment onto a broomstick and, “rode,” it, or placed it under an armpit, so the concoction was absorbed. (This bit of history is not necessarily relevant to the ergot fungus infestation, or the Salem Witch Trials, but it is relevant to the Puritan’s mind-set at the time, as they knew many People in Europe had been executed after being accused of witchcraft — they were just to hillbilly to understand it was just straight People hating on Stoners).

Been a while…glad I watched this again before moving on to S03, but from someone else’s comment that both Shadow’s parents were gods I think I missed something (I gotta research this before moving on).
:(
Edit: I see from reading online I did not miss something, and it’s still unsure whether they’ll follow the book about this point. whew!

Yeah, it’s just meant as a primer for newbies to the mcu to get them caught up before Wandavision next week.

I have…so missed this romance.

Was disappointed there’re no links, BUT, two People on Trakt wrote they were disappointed after watching it…. And, then I noticed the eight minute run-time of each episode. I’m okay now…hehe

Because, “America’s Funniest Home Videos,” would be better with three actual comedians commentating….
I’ve been reminiscing about, “The Comedians of Comedy.” This thirty minute show’s given me my Brian Posehn fix…and, it included that hot Karen from, “Heroes.”
No, I’m not funny, that’s just my truth.

I really enjoyed this ep.
“A Discovery of Witches,” and, “American Gods,” are back soon, too.

Very satisfying emotionally. But, I’m a sucker for that sort of thing.

The emotional impact of that closing scene is greatly enhanced by having watched, “Ephraim & Dot,” which is a video short from the, “Short Treks,” series.
primewire.ag/tv/1327856/watch-star-trek-short-treks-season-2-episode-4

I’m not crying, you’re crying! Hahaha

Fuckin’A — Sword fights…chivalry…intrigue! I’m lovin’ this.

Right after I stopped crying, well, the last time I cried, I realized the Doomcock army would not be so satisfied.
But, really, when has good Science Fiction NOT been about relationships? Sure they may not dwell, wallow, whatever, as much, but for a loss such as this loud noise is due. Do you respect the funeral with keening, or quiet bowed head?

Nice character development…lots of emotional content learning, or seeing the relationship between Judy and her adopted father as she grew up.

Upstream link is English subbed. I really enjoyed this. Having watched, “Naruto Shipuden,” and, having enjoyed it’s message about protecting the King as subtext for protecting the children, as those who will continue and move the society forward, this struck a chord with that. And, looking up the definition of, “vassel,” I saw it was different from, “fealty.” I recommend this show, and looking up those two terms.
I probably wouldn’t have watched this, except that the one review on IMDb I read wrote that they were completely hooked, and recommended not paying attention to the other reviewers who were caught in a quagmire of political and religious differences. Hahaha
So, even if you don’t find meaning in Ruiz’s inner turmoil, if you ever enjoyed, “King Arthur,” movies you can probably enjoy this. (And, hey, “King Arthur,” wasn’t even a real person they now know.)
Don’t let it get you down if you have to pause and rewind to follow along. It’s not a complicated story, but it is worth understanding why the boy’s father was killed.