If anyone had any doubts about whether Scott Ryan was a good actor should just watch that last scene. He didn't overdo it as often actors do with that kind of scene. He really did it like a man for whom admitting something like that was difficult as it would be for most of us. I was very impressed.
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Last Scene was Majestic.
tatsu91-418-75128426 September 2019
Warning: Spoilers
Coming into season 2, after being completely blinded-sides by the gravity of season 1. My expectations and eagerness for season 2 were almost unhealthy. As in Season 1, this show offers brilliance in depicting the complexity of the human scenario while offering such an authentically grounded and attractive environment; propelled by extraordinary writing, screen play and situational affluence.
The last scene of this episode, a parable worthy of infamy, brilliantly orchestrated by the naturalization Scott Ryan and His on screen girlfriend, ( forgive my ignorance to her name, character and person.) serve the situation. Ray gives a monologue, so relative to the human complexity and moral idealism, catalyzed by his brilliance in self, that moved me beyond words. This show is one of its own genome. Award season beware.
The last scene of this episode, a parable worthy of infamy, brilliantly orchestrated by the naturalization Scott Ryan and His on screen girlfriend, ( forgive my ignorance to her name, character and person.) serve the situation. Ray gives a monologue, so relative to the human complexity and moral idealism, catalyzed by his brilliance in self, that moved me beyond words. This show is one of its own genome. Award season beware.
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