User Reviews

It's finally Back ..

Even though the episode started a little slow, Annalise getting out of the hospital and Wes in bed but that only lasted for less than 5 minutes then the mysteries started knocking on the door 😉.

Adding a new style of "two weeks later" then back to where they left us in the last episode then one week earlier is really cool, changing the scenery a bit and adding more thrill and excitement to the plot.

Annalise is getting intensely crazy which could only catch our attention even more, yet right about the last third of the episode it shows that even "Almost dead" hallucinating Annalise can control a whole trail .. also the mystery of the "baby" and the real story of Wes !! "will be unveiled at the end of this episode .. no spoilers " and much more knots to be untied in the next 5 episodes.

So the show is still engaging, too many flips in the episode and too many entangled plots just enough to trick you a couple of times in the same episode.

The cast again deserves a standing ovation from Annalise down to the clerk in the court room 😁 and i commend again and again their facial expressions which make you know how professional they are.

Just can't wait for next Thursday.

I've reached a point where I tire of some of the actions of the characters. What the hell is with Wes? He hides out. He is taciturn. Always the suffering look. Maybe he could grow up a bit. Also, I thought the courtroom scene was absurd. If Annalese's testimony was so important, it became obvious she was in no physical condition to be on the stand. I don't care what the docket was like. Then there was the hallucinating and the constant refusal to let anyone give her a hand. I have to say, I love this show, but she is so tedious at times.

There is no other actress that could of played such a dynamic character other than Davis and this episode proves that 10 times over. Loved this episode and how it dealt with everyone coming to terms with what's happened.

Viola Davis continues monumental, but - the this viewer found the plot incomprehensible, and even worse - boring. Who killed who, when - what? None of the students or teachers go to class anymore?? Who's really dead or fake dead? Strange to watch a drama just to ss one character - I've done that with disposable comedies (eg. Jennifer Coolidge in anything!) Liked the format better when it was a crime a week, plus the underlying student/teacher plot - this business with the murderous twins (and law students sleeping with suspects in cases they are assisting with - wha??? ) requires more concentration & gives less satisfaction. However, if they had Viola just reading the phone book for an hour every week - I'd probably be there.