Barry (The Best Show You’re Not Watching)

[Motife43]

that intruder scene was weird. Why would he be screaming like that outside, then come in mad silent and stalker-ish and when he closed the door he was on the inside of the room how did he end up outside in the living room and what poked him in the eye? Sally didn’t do anything.

Didn’t make sense.

might some symbolic shyt cause that "what did you put in my eye" is the same thing the guy she killed was saying when she stabbed him in the neck.

I feel like she was drunk/hallucinating, but something tells me some portion of that scene actually happened.

 

[Conz]

no one has any clue if the intruder shyt was real or hallucination, but it will talked about as being brilliant no matter what.

 

[detroitwalt]

Agree with this sentiment. I think that’s why I didn’t love the time jump. It’s not that I’m opposed to the idea, but I wanted to see what happened in those situations. I also wanted to see what happened with Fuches. I’m assuming he becomes a big player in prison, and maybe us running shyt there. I’m sure we’ll see.

Good call

 

[TheNatureBoy]

The Raven free and ready to fly

Gene doing right by not wanting to do the movie, but couldn't give his son a call in 8 years

Sally needs to put down the bottle and pick up a cook book . Demons real or imaginary are doing a number on her.

Noho Hank's business is doing great, but his heart is still broken

Barry still moving sloppy in his hit attempts and now he's going to have to pay the price with Janice's dad

 

[HoloGraphic]

Fuches transformation into the Raven has me

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Sent Fuches to hell and he came out as Satan

Pulled the barista off her shift with a wink
Hank went full Zuckerberg and now he's got beef with Fuches?

Sally

Wait - they hit the fukkery 'Uno Reverse' on Gene wanting the movie made? I felt like Jim must have gotten to him.

Bill Burr as the podcast preacher who uses sport to rationalize murder feels very on brand

I liked the ending reveal - Clark losing his glasses and 5 o'clock shadow, because Jim knows exactly who he is.

 

[drederick tatum]

no one has any clue if the intruder shyt was real or hallucination, but it will talked about as being brilliant no matter what.

I think most of us know the silent guy who can travel thru solid matter, lift and move a whole house with a pickup truck, then drive away with zero damage to the vehicle isn't real.
You've been complaining about the show for 5 years now, maybe just don't watch?

 

[sjankis630]

liked the ending reveal - Clark losing his glasses and 5 o'clock shadow, because Jim knows exactly who he is.

Wait. Did we just get a flash forward to flash back to current time? Did he shave Barry and change his shirt before tying him up or are we more current time and some of this has been a dream?
Did Jim Moss really wait 8 years and then wait outside of Jean's son's house?
I am confused. Also was Barry still pudgy in the garaged tied up or trim again?

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Wait. Did we just get a flash forward to flash back to current time? Did he shave Barry and change his shirt before tying him up or are we more current time and some of this has been a dream?
I am confused. Also was Barry still pudgy in the garaged tied up or trim again?

I thought about that - it would be wild as fukk to shave a man's face while he was out cold to prove a point.

At this point - the only thing I'm pretty certain of is Barry is tied up in the garage.

 

[old pig]

didn’t get to watch this last night…lmao @ fuches

 

[old pig]

the tour of the house

 

[Lefty Gunz]

Dark hair Sally looking kinda smashable

 

[sjankis630]

Fuchs in the coffee shop looking like he fiending to stab someone but he has to shyt the knife out first.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

I’m still processing that sequence with Sally. Hader needs to direct a horror movie after this. That shyt was wild.

I feel dumb because I didn't entirely know what was going on there. Last season when she stabbed the guy in the neck the knife went out his eye and he was saying "what'd you put in my eye?" So I don't know why that line kept repeating last night.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

I’m thinking the man in black is Sally’s grief following her around and the holes in the wall are from her throwing a drunken fit inside the house. Lynch would be proud.

I think so too