Premeditated
MANDE KANG
Ruth 
Official Ozark Season 4 - (Part 2/Series Finale/April 29th)
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The official Chaplain of the Coli
To your Christianity point
I think the writers used Christianity to convey the nihilism of the entire show. That theme runs through every season
Nothing is fair and just. There is no such thing as justice, only threats and negotiations based on levels of leverage. EVERYONE is a selfish piece of shyt only looking out for themselves
On the other hand the only character to make it to the other side clean was Sam, who was truly innocent and too dumb to be overly ambitious. I definitely don't think its a coincidence his arc ended the way it did
The inverse of a character like Sam would be Maya and Mel, where they're so naive and hard headed about "right and wrong" but smart enough to know deep down that the world is what it is. I busted out laughing when Maya told Marty "God will know". That was the only card she had left in a situation where the world showed her EXACTLY how the game is played
The nihilism is to the level where somebody like the priest almost looks like a comedic character. I love that Marty and Wendy never took him seriously and always looked at him likethis nikka serious????" because he wasn't much different than anybody else
Dang, that makes sense
I’m on the first episode of the second half, but PLEASE let the cartel kill this annoying bytch
Could have done without all the NY hip hop music other than that everything was great
The 2nd half was cool. I mean I actually am happy that for ONCE we have an ending that's not cliche like most of these drug-related shows and movies are.
I believe them surviving the crash pretty much sums up the Byrde's the entire series and especially why it ended the way it ended. The Byrde's are ruthless and the epitome of evil, everything they touch winds up being destroyed or to their demise, but yet they ALWAYS come out on top. They SHOULD OF ALL BEEN KILLED from that accident and Wendy was right when talking to the preacher who wrongfully believed it was a sign that God gave their last pass that it was a sign proving they're essentially untouchable. So, Mel said they're NOT supposed to win, because in MOST of these drug cartel films, the bad guys NEVER succeed, he was proven wrong, that the BYRDE'S WILL ALWSYS COME OUT ON TOP, no matter who else doesn't. They WON.
How is it a Sopranos ending?I see they hit us with The Sopranos ending
Its abundantly obvious what happened and is a callback to previous seasons and the overall theme of the show
Well, Part 2 was anti-climatic, corny, nonsensical, and downright terrible. The writers dropped the ball on this.
Lil Bape the PostGod
Can’t talk to broke boys
It’s been fukk Wendy Byrde since season 1
