#barry finale

[hellboundhorrormovielover]

oh god i just realised barry did get redemption. hes been begging god to wash away his sins as if they never happened to be seen as a good man and he fucking got it. the whole world thinks that he was a hero. buried in arlington cemetery with full honours. god is propaganda. god is hollywood.

[kingofsuckballzmountain]

No one speak to me

[fandomtransmandom]

Blown away by the 'Barry' finale? Here's how it came together

HBO's series about a hitman never played out as pure comedy. Consider: In less than a minute, almost everybody dies at the end.

“It’s something I’ve always wanted to do,” Hader says. “I’m very proud that I got the chance to finally do it and grow and learn. I feel each season was a step in the right direction of figuring out what the job is, and how to create a story with images; that’s really, really exciting. It’s the best job on the planet.”

[meep-meep-richie]

Ted Lasso and Succession fans I'm really sorry that your show ended; but can you imagine losing him?

[ohwolfling]

Sally going on to become a passive aggressive theater teacher who will give teenagers deeply weird self esteem issues just in time for college is so horrifically on brand.

[retrotenn]

oh wow!

[pyramidofmice]

Sally's apology to John really struck me as a raw, meaningful parent-to-child apology. She didn't dumb anything down, she didn't lie to soften anything, she claimed all of her actions... he was so young, and Sally reacted to his age not by talking down to him, but by finding a way to describe the whole truth so he could understand

Most importantly I think is how she kept saying that John is a good person. Like...she thought she was about to die. And she didn't spend that time asking John for forgiveness or to remember her in a good light. She dedicated her words to making John feel loved. She spent that precious time giving him something to make sense of it all, to heal somewhere down the line even when she's not there

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