The beauty of this episode is that we get to learn a bit more about some of the main characters on the show particularly Mike(Renner) & Iris(Liard). The pace of the entire episode is just right. The writing, the score, the acting, the cinematography - everything is near perfect. This episode will definitely go down as one of the best on the show.
7 Reviews
Gritty and Ugly and So darn watchable.
CzyboutFlix27 December 2021
Like watching a train wreck. Jeremy is a believable criminal with a heart of gold. Strong personal code that transcends morality. Reckless, bold and doesn't mind doing the dirty work for the police department.
Emma Laird (Iris) breaks my heart in every scene. She's dead inside, yet she continues to breath and live because she's brave enough to believe that life is still worth living. Her body is battered and self worth is destroyed, yet she continues to exist when most people would have slit their wrists or eaten a bullet. Complex.
Season finale is building up to be something special.
Emma Laird (Iris) breaks my heart in every scene. She's dead inside, yet she continues to breath and live because she's brave enough to believe that life is still worth living. Her body is battered and self worth is destroyed, yet she continues to exist when most people would have slit their wrists or eaten a bullet. Complex.
Season finale is building up to be something special.
Don't Mess With McLusky!
douglasmcbroom26 December 2021
After a 'holding pattern' episode this episode came back with a vengeance. Clarke Johnson, who appeared in 'The Wire' and directed several episodes, including the finale, directs this one. The result is the best episode of the series, thus far.
The writing (Taylor Sheridan) is about as adult as it gets, with no lazy, implausible coincidences used as writer's crutches.
Incredibly strong performance from Jeremy Renner and a particularly good one from Emma Laird. As an extra bonus-no Dianne Wiest (love the actress, despise the character).
The writing (Taylor Sheridan) is about as adult as it gets, with no lazy, implausible coincidences used as writer's crutches.
Incredibly strong performance from Jeremy Renner and a particularly good one from Emma Laird. As an extra bonus-no Dianne Wiest (love the actress, despise the character).
Amazing acting and emotions of all types - exhausted
Fargomoviecritic8 January 2022
Warning: Spoilers
Wow! This episode was amazing! I was sick to my stomach watching what was going on and was hoping Mike would find out and man did he do what everyone was hoping he would do, mercd the bad guys. Bunny came through with a solid to help out.
Amazing how stupid the prison guards are and don't realize they are in a hit list all the time. Can't wait to see the next episode!
Amazing how stupid the prison guards are and don't realize they are in a hit list all the time. Can't wait to see the next episode!
I've something that belongs to you
zahidbin-1925628 December 2021
Absolute perfection
kostasmenis5 April 2022
Enjoyable show but...
ajtd26 December 2021
The costume department needs a little help. The Corporal-Captain-Colonel-General is a little annoying. They need to pick one rank and stick with it. He's got Corporal stripes on his sleeves, Captains bars on his collar and epaulettes, and a Colonels eagle and General stars on his chest.
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