Especially Grace. First yes/no to killing Dean Munsch, and then changing her mind about having sex with Pete so quickly?
Weird.
Weird.
Scream Queens
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The idea that she has an identical twin is growing on me.
It's sad to know that there are only two episodes left
They should space them out instead of cramming them into one night.
They should space them out instead of cramming them into one night.
I agree. I don't really like the two episodes in one night deal. Of course, I don't watch them in real time anyway....
Agreed. I freaking hate when writers fall in love with their own characters, and methinks that's exactly what ended up happening with that finale.
Oh, and parts of the reveal didn't make sense with what had already been established. Big shock.
If you're too squeamish to kill off main characters, don't try to write a damn slasher.
Oh, and parts of the reveal didn't make sense with what had already been established. Big shock.
I was very underwhelmed. The stuff about who the twin sister was, and her journey was pretty interesting though. Seeing how twisted and insane she had become.
I do feel bad for the Chanels though. Sure they were horrible self-centred stupid people but I don't think they deserved it.
Overall it just wasn't a good finale, which is a shame because it started off on a high.
I do feel bad for the Chanels though. Sure they were horrible self-centred stupid people but I don't think they deserved it.
Overall it just wasn't a good finale, which is a shame because it started off on a high.
I won't be able to watch until tomorrow, but this doesn't sound encouraging.
ZZZZzzzzzzzzz through most of it and I didn't care to watch again before deleting.
Don't let our reviews influence you. You might like it.
I just found it disappointing. I didn't like how things were wrapped up. I would have preferred it if Grace actually had an evil twin sister who impersonated her throughout the season.
If there is a second season I will probably still watch it.
If there is a second season I will probably still watch it.
This show is an Anthology, like American Horror?
Or are we looking at a shared universe dealio where the campus is the real star?
Or are we looking at a shared universe dealio where the campus is the real star?
^^ They said it's intended to be like AHS, but I don't know if ratings are good enough to get it renewed. I think it's about the same as Sleepy Hollow.
I've seen the first of the two and I like it so far. Lots of interesting revelations and developments-- especially regarding Pete. And the former Kappa president and current Toxic Avenger has apparently been ruled out.
Pete is crazy! Grace dodged a bullet.
Indeed! That was quite a freaky Norman-Bates coming out party for Pete at the beginning of the first episode. It seemed that these last two episodes, especially the first of them, had a lot less comedy and a lot more real drama, than the rest of the series. In some cases, it almost felt like they tacked on some satirical dialogue because they thought they had to, and it didn't really fit. I did like these episodes, but I think I understand why some people felt let down-- I think it was because there was a feeling of anticlimax because of the structure. There was a ton of exposition (luckily they used a lot of actual flashbacks with the dialogue) spread out over two episodes, and then there was a lot of where-are-they-now scenes afterwards. Basically, the entire series was structured like a slasher movie, but spread out over thirteen hours, so it kind of felt like listening to a 75rpm record played at 33 1/3.
I liked it, though. I joked at the beginning that everybody would be a killer, and that almost turned out to be true, but I'm glad Hester turned out to be the main Red Devil. She was my favorite of the Scream Queens (if you don't count Gigi as a Scream Queen). It was all very complex, but the explanations seemed to hang together well. And there were still some hilarious moments among the long-winded exposition, such as bringing in the Chanels' parents and the goodbye scene between Chad and Denise. And, of course, the slo-mo arrest of the Chanels by the male strippers.
All in all, I think it was a great season. I hope we get more, but I'm kind of pessimistic.
I liked it, though. I joked at the beginning that everybody would be a killer, and that almost turned out to be true, but I'm glad Hester turned out to be the main Red Devil. She was my favorite of the Scream Queens (if you don't count Gigi as a Scream Queen). It was all very complex, but the explanations seemed to hang together well. And there were still some hilarious moments among the long-winded exposition, such as bringing in the Chanels' parents and the goodbye scene between Chad and Denise. And, of course, the slo-mo arrest of the Chanels by the male strippers.
All in all, I think it was a great season. I hope we get more, but I'm kind of pessimistic.
It was Hester who killed Gigi.
I was also confused about why they let Hester and Boone grow up in an asylum. In hindsight, it would have been better if they had gone into foster care.
I was also confused about why they let Hester and Boone grow up in an asylum. In hindsight, it would have been better if they had gone into foster care.