Are You from Pinner?

I am really exited of this episode. Jodie Comer's acting abilities are incredible. She absolutely deserves every f* award after this episode. Last scene on the train was masterpiece❤❤❤❤❤

Jodie comer's villanelle is taken to her home to meet her family and we get to meet Oksana, and what a brilliant and unforgettable experience we get to have with roller coaster of emotions only to end with the most amazingly performed piece of play, it is all an audience can ask for from a show.

Jodie Comer, just one word, BRAVO. Awesome acting. Good script with intrigue along the episode. Before the episode, we were guessing what direction this all was taking. Now, we have even more to guess.

That last train scene deserves a Golden Globe. Wow,i had chills. Such an outstanding actress, she NEVER disappoints. I also loved the atmosphere in this episode, Shannon Murphy is a great director.

This episode is more uncomfortable than enjoyable to watch, yet it works. It's not a flawless episode, but Jodie Comer gives a masterpiece performance. You will not see such a tour de force performance in all of tv this year and for that reason, she better sweep the awards season - Emmy, GG, SAG, Bafta - her performance is that special. Villanelle (Jodie Comer) visits her Mom and family in Russia. She hasn't seen these people since early childhood, so they're practically strangers she's getting to know. We get to see the reunion through Villanelle's eyes, and it makes for an awkward and unsettling episode. I watched the final scene on the train several times and Jodie Comer's facial expressions are horrifying, beautiful, disturbing, perceptive, heartbreaking, excited, uncontrollable, measured, wild, content...the last time I saw such incredible range was Joaquin Phoenix's Joker in that Murray Franklin talk show scene.