User Reviews

I'm very critical on this season as it's clearly just a money grab and doesn't really have any sense of direction it's just throwing in hallucinations and supernatural elements to make it seem like there's a story when there's not but the last performance by clay saved this episode. I don't think he's a great actor he always has the same facial expressions but he had a good script to go off in that final scene and really gave it his all. "We all die so please please let us live" amazing quote that really hit home.

It is a super intense episode and with a message at the end to reflect on, although the comedy between Zach and Winston was not necessary

The beginning was great, the ending was absolutely disappointing. Unrealistic!

The girl who plays montys sister is a great actress and i cant wait to see her in superman and lois also dylan who plays clay is a great actor he definitely gone completely mad in this episode again and its like its real I really am gonna miss this cast. Also the story of it like the whole school shooter thing is a great touch not many shows would dare to talk about stuff like this

This episode made an effort to up an already ridiculous level of tension. It not only portrayed an over the top drill, it was an over the top story line. It's just a pity that the creators couldn't trust the underlying characters that they've created over a number of seasons and focused on the good dramatic bits. Instead they went for spectacle and failed to create something that might have been worthwhile viewing.

This has become increasingly difficult to watch; not for the right reasons. This whole season has shone that the show, in my opinion, has lost its way. Drastically. And they portray kids who apparently cannot make any rational decisions. And the lead character is just ridiculous. So very, very disappointing!

This fourth season is not perfect, I agree, but in my opinion, this episode is probably one of the most intense episodes of the entire series. And Dylan Minnette...WOW. What a great actor ! He has always been excellent as Clay but his acting here is just perfect ! I'm speechless.

The most ridiculous and irresponsible piece of television I've ever seen. I can't quite get my head around how anyone would ever think writing this episode was a good idea. I'm done with this show. Absolutely done

The ending is filled with major emotion. If you are under the age of 30 and know the emotional state of having to potentially fear for your life at school which has been a trend the last 20 years you can relate with Clay so much here. I really felt that fear, rage, and confusion... the ending had me very emotionally disturbed

The ratings on all the episodes are so damn low man what the hell..it deserves why better ratings than these.

This episode is so far from realistic, it's honestly something you'd expect to see on one of the worse episodes of Family Guy.

Honestly, poor writing, poor concept, idiotic in all aspects.

No words for this episode. Very intense and well writen.

TERRIBLE.. horrible episode to a horrible season... smh

I think season 4 has allowed the show to redeem itself after the disappointment that was season 3. And episode 6 is a masterpiece. Clay just said what's on every high school kid's mind... and then some.

This episode is so slow and so badly shown. There's too many unnecessary scenes and they could have made the script so much better

Wowww...

I am absolutely stunned by this episode. Not just because of the incessant thrill of it but because of how revolutionary it is as well. It is a journey (and a lesson!) throughout the human mind, and the human soul.

This guys are going through an absolute horrifying situation that pushes them to their limits while bringing up their deepest selves, the stuff that they're made of. Panic attacks, inner demons, ghosts, are served here in the simplest but the purest form but in higher doses than the human brain can endure... This is a huge test for Clay and his heroic nature because he is going to be pulled from two opposite corners, both masterly represented in the human shape of his two most dreaded ghosts: the fear of his friends' vs the fear of his own execution.

The director of this episode, Brenda Strong must be a truly brave and intelligent lady... Wow. Thank you for raising the quality of this show by making this masterpiece. You succeeded at keeping us on the edge of our seats while enlightening us at the same time. Bravo!!!

Absolutely hated season 1 especially the main story of it. Buddy told me to watch season 2 as it completely changes. Season 2 3 and 4 regardless of IMDb ratings are far more interesting entertainment than season 1.

Na just waste time. Hope those writers never found another job after this sht show... Gosh i just wanna finish this season/serie and forget everything about this show... Only good thing about this serie is season1. Rest of the show can be wiped, no1 cares.

This episode is incredibly unrealistic but highlights a sensitive topic for both sides of the political spectrum at once.

That end sequence is extraordinary and the acting is on point. This episode is the best in this series, which is saying a lot as this series really should have ended after the first season. I mostly just watch these now to watch the I hate everything's breakdown on it

I can't get over how annoying and awful Clay and all the main characters are, Zach and Tyler have got to be the only alive characters better episode, but I wish I had a character to cheer for, but all there is to cheer for is that all these murderers go to jail.