The Act: Season 1, Episode 8 “Free” [Season Finale] – Recap, Review (with Spoilers)
The Act ends by trying to clean up Gypsy’s image by making it seem she truly did make a mistake and didn’t realize the consequences of killing her mom.
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The Act ends by trying to clean up Gypsy’s image by making it seem she truly did make a mistake and didn’t realize the consequences of killing her mom.
In order to move forward, you have to the past, and in this episode, we learn what happened between the fire Bobby started and Buck being hired.
Jerrika and Brandon’s relationship gets tested as Ronnie learns he will be paying restitution for a long time.
While nearly every major character lives (depending on how you define major), that doesn’t take away from how epic The Battle of Winterfell was.
Could what Murphy felt have been Tyson, but instead of him being dead just knocked out?
The inevitable happens when it comes to Tiff and Pete’s line of work. Leaving you to wonder, will they survive?
Both Pete and Tiff harness who they are and blur the lines between their alter egos and who they are without the mask. How do you think it went?
Pete and Tiff go on dates, and while both are awkward at first, it seems they found someone who might be willing to work out their kinks.
The best thing about Chambers will be its representation of Native Americans. As for the rest? Well, it may depend on how much you dig the horror genre.
It’s a slice of life episode which largely seems to be self-contained until we realized how integral Mer was for everything that happens.