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[vegetaray123]

They got nothing from Harris

Not necessarily...He did kind of confirm that they were off base from the theories they were throwing at him...

 

[Kimchi Papi]

Man, this episode sucked... It’s amazing the story telling was so well done in the previous ep & moved the story along so well & then we get this doo doo ep. Hope the finale ends well.

 

[sneakaprince]

Damn I totally disagree.

This episode had a ton of major questions answered. Clearly the girl was at the Hoyt place now we just gotta know why.

Moms and cousin was dirty as hell. Glad they died.

 

[|A-Man|]

Wow. To think it goes deeper.

That ending was wild ominous. Wonder what Hoyt is gonna say or do to Hays.

 

[IATT]

 

[j rain]

Roland wanted to say the n word so bad.

How can they possibly wrap this up next week?

 

[sneakaprince]

Glad he didn’t say it. Kinda feels like the writers were insinuating that whites always have that in the back of their head even if they been down with you for years smh.

 

[superblytrife]

Man, this episode sucked... It’s amazing the story telling was so well done in the previous ep & moved the story along so well & then we get this doo doo ep. Hope the finale ends well.

Jesus man—just stop watching the ****ing show already. Literally whatever you write, almost everyone writes the opposite.

On another note, I’d recognize that SOB Merle’s voice anywhere. Should be an interesting finale, to say the least.

Great episode.

 

[B Sox]

They have A LOT of things to tie up in one episode. I thoroughly enjoyed tonight's ep though. I'm not really familiar with this Walking Dead dude, but I like how they kept him pretty much secret til the very end.

 

[IATT]

I just wanna know how far things can really go with them being as old as they are

 

[whywesteppin]

So hyped when they dragged Harris to the barn.

It's unclear to me a) how Hoyt knew so quickly about the murder (maybe someone at the police station tipped him off that they were looking into Harris) and b) they seem to know everything in 1990 that they know in 2015, so I don't know what new information they could possibly find.

I just wanna know how far things can really go with them being as old as they are

Yeah it's unclear what could possibly be resolved at this point.

edit: in case anyone was as obtuse as me and missed the obvious reference:

 

[whywesteppin]

Also, what happened with that photo that Amelia is supposed to return to the doll lady?

I thought I saw it in the notes in the future, so I assume Amelia never returned it. But, if she does return it, I'm pretty sure it's a trap. Or was her insistence on getting the photo back just to show how this community is kind of stuck in time.

edit:

Spoiler

twitter is speculating that the girl making the documentary is Julie Purcell, or her daughter.

 

[Nike Jordan]

Zero clue how the hell they'll wrap this up with 1 more episode

Season finale is going to be 75 minutes long.

 

[deleted]

Jesus man—just stop watching the ****ing show already. Literally whatever you write, almost everyone writes the opposite.

On another note, I’d recognize that SOB Merle’s voice anywhere. Should be an interesting finale, to say the least.

Great episode.

Even his voice is hateable

He's so good at these villainous roles he always takes on

 

[elpablo21]

Hoyts and the Tuttles

 

[Nike Jordan]

Time is a shared universe.

 

[deleted]

Interesting to see a fourth timeline introduced...I'm guessing it's around 2000 since Becca is just getting to college

The preview for the finale also showed Amelia in that period so I'm guessing that's going to be where we see their fate

I love the tender moments between 2015 Wayne and Roland...nice to see Roland get the apology he had been waiting for

The Harris James scene and the aftermath were tense as hell man

 

[Kimchi Papi]

For those interested, here's more info on the Omaha, Nebraska Franklin Community Federal Credit Union alluded to by Elisa as the "Nebraska case".

https://www.washingtonpost.com/arch...e10fa44/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.15add9d93ef4

https://www.counterpunch.org/2012/09/10/still-evil-after-all-these-years/

Interesting stuff...

 

[likeaboss2]

Kinda wierd that Hayes figured out so much in 80 and 90 but the case is still considered unsolved, especially with this talk with Hoyt coming up. I hope they dont lean on this dementia angle too hard.

Wish more was revealed to us by now with 1 ep to go, but I’ve been enthralled with the story and the acting.

 

[vegetaray123]

I just wanna know how far things can really go with them being as old as they are

Really the 2015 timeline has been centered more on how Wayne and Roland fell apart, literally, after what happened in 1990...

Considering most of the people involved with the original case have been shown to be dead by 2015, including old man Hoyt, I’d bet the ending will be focused less on the particulars of the case, and more so on Wayne and Roland coming to terms with the choices they made...

 

[af1 1982]

Crazy episode. A lot to digest, going to rewatch the whole season this week/weekend in anticipation of the finale.

How the hell did Hoyt know that so quick? I feel like West is going to turn on Hays at any moment

 

[rillo561]

Seems like there's so much to cover in the final episode.

 

[af1 1982]

BRUH

 

[Kimchi Papi]

My wife thinks Wayne & Roland already resolved the case & that what we're seeing in 2015 Wayne being "haunted" by the ghosts (of his past) via his dementia. 2015 Roland is just placating Wayne.

 

[korben dallas]

So much they have to cover in the last episode

What happened between Hays/his daughter
What happened to Amelia
What caused the fall out between Roland/Hays
Not to mention what happened to the daughter/the pink room, etc
That black sedan outside Hays crib
What was Hays and Roland doing between 1990-2015

Not as great as season 1 but this season has been great as well.