I don't have enough good things to say about this episode. Was it absolutely perfect? No; but I don't believe in absolutely perfect episodes. There's always something that could be better.
Notwithstanding, this episode was stunning! The acting from the cast, both minor and major, was superb. The pacing was solid, and there was something for everyone to enjoy.
We got to flesh out more of the boiling conflict taking place within Arkadia, and we got to see a beloved character beautifully but horrifyingly realize that he's on the wrong side.
Here's to hoping Bellamy, with the help of Monty, Harper, and Miller, can save Kane, as well as Sinclair and Lincoln, from their seemingly inevitable fates.
This show represents soo much to soo many people. It's not just about a lesbian that died; it's about all of the homosexuals, the bisexuals, the mentally ill, the physically handicapped, and much more. This show is truly the underdog of public television.
I'm rooting fervently for a Season 4; Lord knows I can't handle it when beloved shows end without finishing their stories.
Notwithstanding, this episode was stunning! The acting from the cast, both minor and major, was superb. The pacing was solid, and there was something for everyone to enjoy.
We got to flesh out more of the boiling conflict taking place within Arkadia, and we got to see a beloved character beautifully but horrifyingly realize that he's on the wrong side.
Here's to hoping Bellamy, with the help of Monty, Harper, and Miller, can save Kane, as well as Sinclair and Lincoln, from their seemingly inevitable fates.
This show represents soo much to soo many people. It's not just about a lesbian that died; it's about all of the homosexuals, the bisexuals, the mentally ill, the physically handicapped, and much more. This show is truly the underdog of public television.
I'm rooting fervently for a Season 4; Lord knows I can't handle it when beloved shows end without finishing their stories.