[Life Savers]

Originally posted by shark_heather

SO we still don't know the answer...

Did Sam call Annalise and the she called Frank or Sam called Frank and Annalise doesn't know anything ?

That would make no sense. I know the show is outlandish but that would be too much.

[Bey'Knight]

Originally posted by dperkins

I thought about that too, but I guess I figured it could've all been for show. Like how her phone call to Bonnie the night Sam was killed was all for show. To make herself not look guilty and give herself an alibi. As the final episode was airing, I was thinking that Annalise had figured out Sam was there and had seen him with Lila. Then killed her out of anger and pretended like it never happened (arguing with Sam, sending Nate to investigate his whereabouts that night, etc.) I was also half expecting Annalise to have been involved with setting up Sam to die. (Getting Nate to convince Rebecca to sneak into the house and plant evidence, etc). I mean, they could've made it plausible for it to be Annalise.

The phone call makes sense because she knew she'd have to use it as well as the voice message to corroborate her version of events when questioned by the police. Also rmbr Annalise snooping thru Sam's phone when earlier in the season. Of she were the killer, she wouldve kmown for sure about the affair. Annalise as the murderer wouldnt add up tbh

[kyris89]

jesus what a show

[Cas]

I just watched the finale. Wowww That was intense. I can't believe it, really. 10/10 finale

[TheCheshireCat]

This has to be one of the best shows I've EVER seen.

It's fun yet SO INTENSE, and is still relatively easy to follow and EVERYTHING happens for a reason.


Cannot wait for the next season.


OH! The Connor/Oliver HIV thing was SO UNEXPECTED. Was he lying this whole time (or wait, that might not add up to the timeline).

[TheCheshireCat]

Originally posted by Pop pop123

I'm actually satisfied that Oliver is the one that has HIV because it's kind of like PSA.

Like Oliver said 1 in 5 gay men have HIV and don't even know it. You can't have such a ground breaking gay couple on NETWORK primetime tv breaking the barriers that they are and not be talk about responsible sex. Getting tested, practicing safe sex, being accountable to informing your partners about your sexual history. Some may say it's unfair that Connor the "man ****" didn't get it but you know what.. bad things can happen to good people (**** happens). In our case it was Oliver who is the more responsible of the two who got the disease. The show is just being real.

This.

[ivi]

Everyone is focused on WHO eggs911 is but isn't that just rebeca ?

I mean that person sent a text from Michaelas phone saying eggs911 lawyer's house......so the person that got the message knew: oh eggs is texting me and in need and at the lawyer's house.

I mean we still need to know who received that message but yeah.

[Pelvic Thrust]

Originally posted by ivi

Everyone is focused on WHO eggs911 is but isn't that just rebeca ?

I mean that person sent a text from Michaelas phone saying eggs911 lawyer's house......so the person that got the message knew: oh eggs is texting me and in need and at the lawyer's house.

I mean we still need to know who received that message but yeah.

This. So whoever Rebecca texted will probably be the one hunting her down when she comes missing because that person knew where she was.

[jpow]

I bet Rebecca was either texting Nate, Griffin, or a new character.

[WarmBudweiser]

I'm betting on Griffin.

[Auraeolux]

I hope it's a new character that will avenge her

[Nialler]

For the whole finale I was hoping they would kill Wes, god his dumb face expressions are so annoying. This show would be 10/10 without this actor.

[Iman]

omg, i just caught up with the entire second half of the season

god, i love this show so much. i love all the characters for being who they are.

it hits me so hard i have to keep reminding myself its not real life

[pablozedd]

Is there any possibility that the Eggs person may be the cop who saw them taking Sam's body out of AK's house? I mean, he got transfered, maybe he was wanting revenge too and decide to join up with Rebecca?

[Revenge]

This show is just emotionally tormenting

But I love it so much

[Luc]

Just got around to the finale now and loved it. But was I the only one bothered with the whole HIV storyline? Just when I thought the show was so progressive for focusing SO much on the gay couple... they have to stereotype them and give one of the "gays" HIV. Like really? I'm hoping they show it in a positive light the next season.

[jpow]

Originally posted by pablozedd

Is there any possibility that the Eggs person may be the cop who saw them taking Sam's body out of AK's house? I mean, he got transfered, maybe he was wanting revenge too and decide to join up with Rebecca?

[Luc]

Originally posted by toanythingtaboo

I totally get why they did that to Connor and Oliver, but it just seems a bit lazy. Like, they're gay so naturally AIDS has to become a plot point. And instead of ****-shaming, they go for the surprise "it could happen to anyone" angle.

Obviously to us as gay viewers, we're more likely to have seen other gay characters with similar story lines so it seems cliche...but it also seems somewhat irresponsible for them to chuck AIDS at the gay couple that has been so refreshingly modern and normal thus far.

I get that it's still prevalent and it's important for people to not forget the serious risk, but do gay characters always have to either deal with bullying or AIDS? Can we maybe not help the straight population move on from viewing us like that? Especially in this show. It's not about the dynamics of the gay community or even love and relationships in general. It's a 'who done it?' murder mystery legal drama.

It wouldn't have been faultless because of the bi-shaming, but a much better storyline would have been that Michaela was actually infected because her fiance had been ****ing around on the side. Now THAT would have been brave.

!!!!! My thoughts exactly. The HIV storyline was ridiculous imo. Also not to mention the medical facts they decided to slip in there were completely wrong, lol.

[Cap10Planet]

Originally posted by toanythingtaboo

I totally get why they did that to Connor and Oliver, but it just seems a bit lazy. Like, they're gay so naturally AIDS has to become a plot point. And instead of ****-shaming, they go for the surprise "it could happen to anyone" angle.

Obviously to us as gay viewers, we're more likely to have seen other gay characters with similar story lines so it seems cliche...but it also seems somewhat irresponsible for them to chuck AIDS at the gay couple that has been so refreshingly modern and normal thus far.

I get that it's still prevalent and it's important for people to not forget the serious risk, but do gay characters always have to either deal with bullying or AIDS? Can we maybe not help the straight population move on from viewing us like that? Especially in this show. It's not about the dynamics of the gay community or even love and relationships in general. It's a 'who done it?' murder mystery legal drama.

It wouldn't have been faultless because of the bi-shaming, but a much better storyline would have been that Michaela was actually infected because her fiance had been ****ing around on the side. Now THAT would have been brave.

Exactly.

[Vulps]

Originally posted by toanythingtaboo

I totally get why they did that to Connor and Oliver, but it just seems a bit lazy. Like, they're gay so naturally AIDS has to become a plot point. And instead of ****-shaming, they go for the surprise "it could happen to anyone" angle.

Obviously to us as gay viewers, we're more likely to have seen other gay characters with similar story lines so it seems cliche...but it also seems somewhat irresponsible for them to chuck AIDS at the gay couple that has been so refreshingly modern and normal thus far.

I get that it's still prevalent and it's important for people to not forget the serious risk, but do gay characters always have to either deal with bullying or AIDS? Can we maybe not help the straight population move on from viewing us like that? Especially in this show. It's not about the dynamics of the gay community or even love and relationships in general. It's a 'who done it?' murder mystery legal drama.

I feel the same. To be honest I kind of hope they'll drop Oliver next season - they'd have brought awareness to the cause without dwelling on it for too long - but with what an asset he's been to solving some cases plus this new twist, I don't see that happening.

Though I guess when I think about it I don't really see a character like Connor sticking around to shoulder that much responsibility. I can see their relationship ending in a few episodes and Oliver maybe returning briefly in a recurring role further down the line in another season or two. Watching the aftereffects of his decision could be very interesting.