"Dunham’s script is enormously perceptive about Joshua and how to establish him with just a few signifiers and moments. I particularly like the way that he keeps correcting Hannah when she says “Josh,” especially when she pushes for more information on his divorce, and that’s the only thinghe tells her."
You know, I…

Yeah, that's the couplet that lifts this from amazing song to amazing, perspective-altering song. Those are damn rare.

My top three:

No, it's a glowy cave.

JUST TASTE IT!

1. It was quietly done, but I very much enjoyed Ellen May's quiet, sad scene with Ava where she talked about feeling low. Just beautifully stated.

My immediate reaction to the final scene is the one I find I still have today: it's the uncertainty and the dread that are the very POINT, as they've been throughout the series.

My immediate reaction to the final scene is the one I find I still have today: it's the uncertainty and the dread that are the very POINT, as they've been throughout the series.

"Once she sees him ripping that page out of the magazine in her waiting room, she’s done. Here’s a man who just doesn’t give a shit, and never willgive a shit."

"Once she sees him ripping that page out of the magazine in her waiting room, she’s done. Here’s a man who just doesn’t give a shit, and never willgive a shit."

I think my favorite Christopher moment was the silent, five-to-ten-second scene in "Cold Cuts" as he's alone and driving away from the farm where Tony S. and Tony B. were making fun of him. His sadness and aloneness were so palpable.

I think my favorite Christopher moment was the silent, five-to-ten-second scene in "Cold Cuts" as he's alone and driving away from the farm where Tony S. and Tony B. were making fun of him. His sadness and aloneness were so palpable.

His name is Robert Paulso—— DAMMIT!!

His name is Robert Paulso—— DAMMIT!!

Dude, I would cry for years if I was fucking Blanca and she left me. I mean holy shit, man.

Dude, I would cry for years if I was fucking Blanca and she left me. I mean holy shit, man.

What I love about the boat scene is how Paulie saves his own life without realizing it.

What I love about the boat scene is how Paulie saves his own life without realizing it.

Seems like that's already been set up, what with Clay unable to even straddle his own bike and then a few scenes later the "For Sale" sign. Kinda telegraphed.

Seems like that's already been set up, what with Clay unable to even straddle his own bike and then a few scenes later the "For Sale" sign. Kinda telegraphed.