Confirmations

This was a great episode. What makes this show difficult to enjoy is how there are no like-able characters.

This episode was a great culmination of haphazard plot points so far, and resulted in some stellar acting and some interesting drama for everyone to work through in their own way.

Great episode, hope this bodes well for the last two eps in the season.

This episode is the culmination of a contantly growing blur in the spearation of "the baddies" and "the goodies" that was happening from some episodes ago. This episode feels like real life. Everything is complex, every one of the four main storylines here are about a different set of problems and almost every time these storylines interchange, we see explosion.

About the acting, this is probably the best cast in a current running TV series.

This episode is long, but not boring. Fast but not rushed. Complex but not difficult.

This for me was the first episode where every thing done was so perfect ... acting, writing, editing and cinematography. A F'g AMAZING.

A massive rollercoaster ride where you think each peak was the highest but no they keep on coming. So. Glad Valeria Golino is also in the last two episodes, still on the fence about her character whether she really cared for Mitch or was playing him all along.

I really liked this episode, all characters are passing through a whirlwind of emotions, loved the acting and the way they are dealing with their current circumstances. Can't wait for the next two episodes!

This episode has great suspense and tension and highly dramatic beats in it. Is Mitch dead? Isn't he? Chip is great in this episode and he frantically searches for Alex.

The exchange between Alex and Mitch's wife is intense.

Lots of conflict and drama. Some of these adults need to truly grow up, but it makes for crazy drama!