The moment when Mike gets home and just falls apart while she hugs him is heartbreaking. It also felt like such a cathartic moment for Karen too, as she gets to connect with her son on a raw, emotional level.
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I would be down for a Winona Ryder Talks To Household Objects series.
I was skeptical of Lucas too (see what I did there?) but by the third act, I was sold on Lucas and the friendship of the main group.
With that single bang draping gracefully down on the forehead.
Yup. I've always thought Ben Schwartz (when he's not Jean Ralphio) to be quite attractive.
I like that he's still a douche but he has enough qualities in him to see why Nancy would be into him. Like, I'm still allowed to hate his character a little bit but not totally turn on him.
MTV's Teen Wolf had the best Wall Monsterâ„¢ a few seasons ago.
Millie is straight up genius, but Dustin is my favorite out of all the kids. I'd love to see him work with Judd Apatow.
The utter lack of irony is so fucking refreshing.
Makes you wonder if the viewing numbers suck because Netflix is pretty generous with their renewals. Specially with high pedigree shows.
Agreed. Like Benny from episode 1, who had great chemistry with El. I thought he would be sticking around for a while but turns out his death was a planned Ned Stark moment for the show.
I said it last episode: Jonathan is nu-River Phoenix.
Shout out to Flo too, who despite her limited screen time, I found very endearing.
Her scenes are so tough to watch because it's just so painful to see someone unravel like that.
For me, Winona's performance totally reminds me of Shelley Duvall in the third act of The Shining.
Here's River Phoenix on the left and Charlie Heaton on the right.
Yep. What's your threshold though? Scary is very subjective.
Anyone else see the resemblance between Jonathan and River Phoenix? Considering how much of a throwback the show is, I'm guessing that was on purpose.
HA! NERD!