User Reviews

Great Episode, But the whole Nate Pops Storyline is not very believable, he had no contact with his father for years and then this cruzade, additionally he pre-killed miller, and then blaming Analise for what happened?!

I always expected the Midseason-Finale to be the most exciting episode but this was.....wow, i am blown away by the Twists !

R.I.P Asher , what an awesome, intellegent Character ! The with a big ,big heart ....

And wow,WES ???? what the .....

And Laurel ??? what the.....

Where is Annalise going ?

The almost resolved everything, letting the Flash Forwards come to the Present and now we sit here, in awe, with again a alot of questions

As Always, an Amazing MIdseason-Finale in the How To Get Away With Murder-Tradition !

But Man, we have to wait Til April 2020 for it to come back, thats like half a Year from now.....thats a lot !

A Full 10 / 10 From Me !

Greetings From Germany !

WES GIBBINS IS STILL ALIVE..WHAT AN EPISODE! ALL THE FLASHBACK AND FLASH FOWARD SCENES ARE PERFECTLY SET UP

Eh. I'm not okay with Asher's arc. The dude was always on the outs of the K5, but loved them like family anyway... His loyalty was then bought when everything went down with Sinclair... so he didn't deserve a lame death like this. (Especially, watching on, knowing exactly how traitorous it was)

The show is getting ridiculous. Still watching for Frank's arms.

//I understand that this is an unpopular opinion especially right now during the finale, and I don't want or wish to bring anyone's experience down. I used to be a HUGE fan, too, so I'm not here to change anyone's opinions - simply get my own one out so I can move on! Glad if you're enjoying the show.

• Asher didn't deserve to end up being written like this. He has gotten ZERO story these last SEASONS, the biggest thing that happened in his arc besides constant rejection by Michaela and standing up to his family (apparently not) was going down on Connor's mom, and that says everything! He was the one to bring ease and light moments to the show...Now how are those moments gonna play out when you re-watch, knowing his fate? How is any of that going to be funny again in the same way? The dude died! As a traitor!

I'm going to be crude now, but I'm serious, and this show just can't have a good relationship between a black woman and a white male without it turning into preaches of different privileges and racism and what not. Sam, that awkward thing with Emmett Crawford, and now Asher. After getting to know him so well during his actual development the first 4 seasons, he would NOT go this route. It just doesn't make sense, not after all he's done to be with Michaela despite being treated the WORST... But you know what? After that, he was still 100% with them all. He's even admitted seasons ago to his responsibility in the murder he committed and showed clear gratefulness to the others, it's not like he's ever been second-guessing anything that happened that we've seen (the writers obviously forgot this), so again... It just doesn't make sense that he would betray them, and for such a bad reason like family members returning last minute. It just leaves a poor taste in my mouth to ignore a feel-good character for so long storywise and then end him like this. Wow.

• We don't know how the Wes situation will unfold, so I won't comment on that, except please, don't let it really be him or a twin. We saw him die, even Connor confirming it checking his pulse in the house when he found him and broke his ribs, later with his death to be checked by Nate in the morgue when he was all burned (Nate's a cop, he's got have seen dead bodies before and can confirm a real one and not some dummy). And if it's a twin thing... It was used as a joke ever since he died! Remember his brother "West"? Well, if they do it, I'll honestly laugh, but maybe they did get creative.

Anyhow, this was my last watch. Been loving this show with so much passion, it's been my number 1 since I first started watching during season 2 airing, I still recommend to all people every chance I get 'cause that's how much I loved it and the characters, with all my heart. To see this happen, especially in the end, is painful. And so disappointing. I hope at least Annalise goes out with some dignity.