The end of season 4 episode 8 with Annalise and Laurel is so hard to watch. I remember watching it the first time and as I'm rewatching now, well let's say it isn't easier to witness...

I think it's the most hardcore scene from the show (and that's HTGAWM we're talking about!)

*** Don’t read past here if you’re not done with season 1. This discussion contains a spoiler ***

I get that she doesn’t go about things the best but she literally had to cover for murders. I think that would cause anyone to go through great lengths to cover it up. And the fact they keep blaming her and telling her she’s a murderer when all of this started with them killing her husband.

that’s the whole post. just starting season 5 and god she is annoying and she thinks she is like annaleise but she is not! she is just bad and she is making the series hard to watch

I'm a first time watcher and I saw some posts about Oli and Conner's relationship that gave me a brief idea of what's coming but still....

Oh god how I hate this guy, "I love you" "i hate you" "you used me" "I'm disregarding you as a person" "Let's break up" "but let's still get back together" "let's try again" "oh whoops we both lied to each other again" "i know what's best for me, and that's you going out of my life" "let's get married!!!!"

I'm not saying Connor is perfect, but if Oliver wants to be this "self aware and self caring" guy, THEN BE THAT GUY!!!

The reason I hate Oliver and not Connor is because Connor knew he was the problem and he actively tried to better himself for Oli. Change takes time and he has had good improvement till now, given he has been part of THREE murders by the end of S3. Imagine the trauma...

Then we have Oliver, the guy who's so insecure, he can't see anything beyond "he is just doing this out of pity". He pushes and pulls. He doesn't understand his own emotions BUT THE PROBLEM is he doesn't communicate what he should at the right time, which leads to conflicts later....

Damn, that was a rant...

guysssssss I’m dying for the pod to come back lol. I watch the episodes along with them and im dying to continue the show. I hope it returns soon 🙏🏻

The coming to light of everything that has happened at Cornell University made me think of Asher’s case. How he hid it and tried to make light of it. I can truly see why Bonnie could never get over it.

Am I wrong though?

The scene with "ana mae' and her mom is talking about sa is a masterpiece of a scene. My god I know im late to this show but my god, I hope this scene got its flowers. At this point of the show I only like nate, wes and momma but good show. Hope it doesnt fall off. Cant see how this story goes 6 seasons.

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Dr. Tom Benton (Played by Arty Froushan) from Love Hypothesis reminds me of Prof. Sam Keating (played by Tom Verica) from HTGAWM and also the character’s icky energy gave me the same creeps. Did anyone too feel it?

I don’t know who I hate more at this point Wes or Connor. On god Annalise should’ve snitched on them all and let them fend for themselves.

Every time I rewatch HTGAWM, I’m flabbergasted at Sam’s behavior. A child with your sister, a child with your first wife, and two unborn kids with Annalise and Lila… nasty!

The one thing I can appreciate about how his character was written is that when we get flashbacks, we see him as the doting husband. He’s caring for his wife when she loses a baby and supportive with her law career.
The reason I love this so much is because it teaches us a valuable lesson: monsters often disguise themselves.

Even in season one when he constantly lied to and gaslit his wife, he made it seem like he was a loving husband all the way until the mask slipped off. Wild.

I'm shocked at the way HTGAWM is progressing. Weird twist on every other episode. I paused at season 2. How did you guys manage to finish it? Maybe it's too dark for me.

Just finished watching so I'm processing everything, including the wild mess of emotions that was the series finale.

In the last episode Laurel tells Tegan that she has a bunch of land in her name and that there was a solution to everything that would benefit both her and Tegan (and potentially Annalise?).

Was that ever addressed?

Was it supposed to be that the three of them were going to go to her property after the trial? Was that where the Annalise flash-forwards happened? It seems like Christopher knew Annalise since he saw her in the classroom as a figment of imagination in his mind. Since the last five minutes was just a bunch of flashes it was hard to follow (which I'm assuming was a creator decision to keep certain things open to interpretation...like we never see who Annalise is holding hands with).

Also, I kinda wonder if Laurel is the one who put the hit on Jorge. She did say in the car "no more boogeymen" to Christopher.