Just to be clear, I wasn't complaining about the Inside Hollywood stuff. It was more me wondering how many jokes I'm missing.

What about poor man's Sarah Chalke?

Was that Allison Jones? Shes cast some of the best shows of all time. I always pictured her a little different...

spanky said:

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What about poor man's Sarah Chalke?

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In younger days, I may have watched this scene a time or ... 5,000.

Great finale. Got dark. Will be interesting to see how Barry rebounds.

Also like how they kept open multiple plot points we thought may have been tied up (Barry v Fuches and Hank's status and where he falls).

Disappointed. Wanted to see him take Fuches out.

Anyone else get the feeling that Hader plays a lot of first person shooter games?

bigjag19 said:

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********** to hell. I'm all amped up now and time to wait 10 months.

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Yep.

Great great finale, so much great stuff. And the setup for next year is solid - Sally living a lie that got her success, Barry fell of the wagon, Fuches on the run, Hank may be golden or may be in deep doo doo, and Winkler was told about Barry.

I honestly thought they would make the acting scene about Barry, that he would kill Fuches, and that Hank would get his battle. They went the other way on all three, which was great.

Since the standalone the show has really come into its own, three of the four highest rated episodes for the entire show on IMDb are in the last 4. Really looking forward to next year.

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Sally living a lie that got her success, Barry fell of the wagon, Fuches on the run, Hank may be golden or may be in deep doo doo, and Winkler was told about Barry.

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Succinct summary. Spoiler tags, bro.

Some of the most "holy sheet" carnage I've ever seen. These days, it is hard to surprise audiences. Well done.

Loved the fade to black/into darkness moment at the end. It wasn't subtle, but it was effective without being cheesy.

That finale was great. This second season was incredible and really elevated the show after an amazing first season. As others have said, I didn't expect any of how the finale went down, but I wasn't disappointed by any of it.

Finally got to watch the finale last night and it was SO good! It did not go the way I thought, but it was perfect. I think it set up next season perfectly.

This show is so good and still so underrated. I tell all my friends they need to watch and everyone shrugs it off. The year long wait for season 3 is going to suck!

Any other Barry watchers that also like Patriot on Amazon? Patriot is a little more extreme in its absurdity and its darkness, but they have a similar general vibe. Both great shows.

Agree with all of the opinions on Barry finale. They absolutely knocked it out of the park this season.

Just started this show a couple weeks ago. Not perfect, but I really enjoyed the situational comedy and great drama. Kinda reminds me of if you flipped a normal drama on it's head. Most dramas are filled with emotional moments that use comedy to break the tension. This does the opposite and does it really well.

The only disappointment I have is that I thought it was on it's third season already. When I finished the S2 finale last night I was like, wait, that's it!? No mo No Ho Hank??

investorAg83 said:

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NoHo Hank's rooftop 50/50 celebration dance may be my favorite thing on this show so far...



'My guys suck balls...'
'Well if we are suck balls then you are king of suck balls mountain.'

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You want me to go to John Wick assassin hotel?

I liked Patriot quite a bit.

Got curious to see what Anthony Carrigan looked like before the hair loss. Kind of looked like Tom Hardy and Logan Marshall-Green.

I have to agree with Muck on that episode. It's a little too wacky and zany for me. Got progressively more ridiculous and it got to the point where everything kept going from bad to worse but somehow they got out of it. Like, Fuches literally hits a cop car and nobody stops him?

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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I have to agree with Muck on that episode. It's a little too wacky and zany for me. Got progressively more ridiculous and it got to the point where everything kept going from bad to worse but somehow they got out of it. Like, Fuches literally hits a cop car and nobody stops him?

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I think the flying demon girl was much more unrealistic. The episode reminds me of Atlanta.

Really enjoyed the finale, except for Barry single-handedly killing all the Chechens and Bolivians, not taking a single bullet, and Fuches miraculously escaping.

That's really my main and only gripe about this show. You have to completely suspend disbelief with some of these scenes because they make no sense.

It's annoying that the characters can escape from seemingly insurmountable odds just about anytime.

But the very last scene was good, and sets up a very interesting Season 3. That was the Hank on the toilet moment I've been waiting for since the S1 finale.

Huh?

Which part?

I just enjoy the irony of you calling out me for posting about something unrealistic in JW3 barely an hour ago yet here you are complaining about having to suspend disbelief in a show where nothing is realistic.

Uh, asking for clarification is not the same as "calling you out". You said the Continental hotel created ridiculous plot holes, with no explanation or context.

Not sure why that upset you.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Uh, asking for clarification is not the same as "calling you out". You said the Continental hotel created ridiculous plot holes, with no explanation or context.

Not sure why that upset you.

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Relax, dude. Nobody is upset.