the pitt teaches us valuable lessons like if ur toxic lesbian situationship isnt working out theres always a blonde autistic woman

al-hashimi's breakdown in the car after she started driving and then stopped is so, so real if you know what it's like to deal with a chronic and disabling health condition, especially if it's one that you've had under control for a long time that flares up suddenly. you see her realize in real time that she was in denial before about being fine and that she isn't okay and her disability has flared up and she can't keep going about her daily life the same way she has for years up to that point. it's a loss of control that's hard to describe to people who haven't experienced something similar. the silent breakdown as she realizes this condition that she's been managing without serious issue is back in a new and unexpected way and it's disrupting her life and her routines and she doesn't know why is such a specific, frustrating, disorienting, and sometimes even humiliating feeling and I can't believe sepideh moafi conveyed all of that without saying a single word

why did that finale have so many nasty, mean spirited moments that were just unforced errors of the writing. javadi who’s going into PSYCH saying that about mel, robby screaming at baran, samira apologizing to robby, the lawyer calling ellis as PITBULL, digby being “crazy” etc etc etc a whimper instead of a bang. some of the most miserable television writing i’ve seen in awhile i actually didn’t think they could sink this low