"This didn't occur to me before. A fascinating dynamic between the two finales."
I got it and found it somewhat contrived. I'm a huge fan of the show. It's got a few plot holes but the character development and acting are arguably some of the best on American television right now. Overall, the season 2 finale had me the edge of my seat but killing off Estes and the Waldens seemed too abrupt and convenient. Plot holes aside, that show is all about character.
Season 2 high point: the scene between Brody and Jess when he questioned how the couple should explain their breakup to the kids to which she responded "like they don't know already".
Honorable mention: the good-chick-falling-for-a-bad-dude pathos of Carrie's confession to Brody that she feared him yet still wanted to do the nasty with him. Let's face it, he's a murderer and she's a home wrecker but many of us want to see them together and happy.
Season 2 low point: Carrie suspecting that Galvez helped Abu Nazir escape after the raid.
#FactsMatter...your feelings not so much.
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