episode was a little too close to home rn, but f*** everyone on screen captured that horrible feeling when something likes that. an absolutely harrowing episode
What a move to have him just die off screen. No big scene no real hints towards it happening (except his convo with Collin last ep). Such a huge presence for a character and just have him gone.
One of the coolest decisions they’ve made for the show
feel like that decision is what made it feel so real
The woman asking Greg if “your uncles going to make it” has gotta be one of the funniest moments of the show.
“He’s heavily f***ing delayed” was crazy funny to me lol
Crazy the episode is titled “Conor’s Wedding” yet the episode was everything but that
Crazy the episode is titled “Conor’s Wedding” yet the episode was everything but that
just emphasises how little connors siblings and father neglected him
Crazy the episode is titled “Conor’s Wedding” yet the episode was everything but that
He still got married at the end Tbf
can’t sleep bc all that I think abt is the scene of Con’s almost-empty wedding
It’s insane how between seasons we were talking abt the show and neither me nor my partner could remember Con’s name til we looked it up
Gerri still interim CEO?
Roman fired her on Logan's behalf but idk if that's void now
He still got married at the end Tbf
that whole sequence was a gut punch in and of itself. with all the empty chairs at the end, coupled with his speech at the end of the last episode and his reaction to the big news…i feel for him
how they don't show his body to the audience until the siblings start coming to terms with the fact that he's actually dead is f***ing masterful
Up until that point I thought Tom was f***in with them
He still got married at the end Tbf
I know but the fact that he’s still the least shown in an episode “tailored” around him puts it all into perspective