True. But I mean anyone who covers up as many murders as she has is definitely depraved in some kind of fashion.

Annalise IS a sociopath. But she's a well defined sociopath with the best of intentions. One of the reasons why she's so enthralling to watch. And yes we have seen Annalise at the depths of despair, but we've never seen her in a state of delusion where she literally trusts no one. We've never seen her backed into a…

Which is why it's good they killed off Wes from a story perspective. His death is going to catapult Annalise to a place she's never been before which is going to create great narrative opportunities for the remainder of the season. It's also going to affect every other Keating 4 member too.

I'm fucking shook beyond capacity. Even though Wes got on my nerves I was still sad to see him perish. Man what a finale. It subverted all of my expectations in the best way possible.

Girl this was the best episode of the season. It deserves an "A-" at least. I kept checking the time throughout the episode because I didn't want it to go off lol.

Nah. I just like to call out stupid people when they make dumb statements.

This site is always ridiculously critical to the show. I feel like it continuously harps on the same issues the show has always had. There comes a point where you just have to habituate yourself to a show's weakness and simply watch for the entertainment element. Either that or don't watch it. It's a very simple…

Ghetto money? Please shut up.

I think that's one of the big secrets we'll find out next week. Although I'm pretty sure she probably just wanted to know where he was since they're romantically involved now.

This episode was great partly because the weekly narrative aligned with the overarching theme of the season. This season is largely based on the Keating 5 slowly unraveling from Annalise and awkwardly coming into their own. It definitely seems fair to peg their relationship with Annalise as a very dysfunctional…