... And Barry has to move out, thus leaving Sally alone... at the address Fuchs is offering up for revenge...

It better have nuts, too.

“you might be a bad person if you call other people ‘childish, stupid, and self-congratulatory’ for having a visceral reaction to seeing someone they despise”

I don’t get the negative tone here.

This is so childish, stupid, and self-congratulatory, it’s insulting.

The extension cord has a twist lock on it. Gus unlocks it so he can lead Lalo down there when he eventually arrives and then kick the cord apart sending them into total darkness. He can then count off the steps to get the loader and retrieve the gun from under the tread and put one in Lalo’s ridiculously contrived…

Howard isn’t a scumbag in the same way the other criminals in the BB/BCS universe are, but just a regular scumbag lawyer. Such eye-rolling bullshit speech from Howard to the Sandpiper elderly.

First Evan Rachel Wood makes all of those accusations against the guy who played Paul, and now this. I never thought I’d have to say this, but maybe Wayne was right all along. Maybe they really were buttheads.

To paraphrase the man’s own words when he announced the new movie... “Today I get to fulfil a solemn vow I made to my fans to release a major motion picture every 37 years, like clockwork.”

Really not digging the destruction of Howard. It’s just mean-spirited.

Please, Mr Spooge is my fathers name.

Best scheme ever. From Jimmy’s Howard hair to the hooker getting tossed out of the car, to the sign falling over at the end—-non stop laughter.

Little worried this show has peaked. RIP Barry.

Sally’s slip back into her people-pleaser mode with Barry is so creepy. The spaghetti, the gaming controller -- it’s all deeply disturbing. This season is definitely lighter on the laughs and pitching toward the real-world horror of this world. It’s a really interesting reinvention. 

I guess I got the theme of Ozark completely wrong this whole time. I thought it was about the futility of trying to outrun your sins, and the twisted ethics required to justify committing greater and greater evils in order to save ‘the family’ aka the greater good ends justify the means, etc. The kids dying while Wendy…

I feel like for the first time in the show I was actually frightened of Barry. The show is always more comedic. Here I felt I was watching a real psychopath.

I was a fan of that show early on but the quality started dipping pretty quickly. I’m surprised they would even try to revive that show. It’s not like it was canceled too quickly and what happened to the cast after is not exactly happy. There’s the Masterson issue, and also Lisa Robin Kelly and Tanya Roberts both…

But it isn’t overstaying its welcome either.

I had to finish it just because it’s almost impossible for me to just quit something.  I need to know what happens.  But I didn’t really enjoy any of this and was rolling my eyes constantly.  Watching Julia Garner act was pretty much the only part of this season I enjoyed.  The rest ranged from ridiculous to annoying.

Come on guys, did you have to post that obvious a spoiler on the front page?