It seems to me they’re wasting an awful lot of time on the Faith story. Why does this have to happen? I don’t know if it’s Gabaldon’s idea or somebody else else’s but I don’t like it. The tragedy of losing a child is known to many. Why cheapen their experience by bringing back someone who was already gone at birth? There are better things they could’ve done with this time. The story about Frank’s book is much more interesting in my opinion.

Yes because almost no other film or television representations of the life of Jesus, show him interacting with Lazarus at all . I suppose it’s not really in the Bible, but I’m glad it was included. If they are friends, it would be nice. I thought to see how and why they are friends, and this was good.

I’m sorry all those things happened. I’ve had friends turn their backs on me as well, and then they sued me while my husband was very ill with cancer. He survived, thank God, but I understand a little of how you feel. May you know peace.

I love Bradley Whitford, and obviously I like his character in the handmaid’s tale. I think he’s a genuinely kind and good person who keeps getting called back to that kindness. I don’t really see how he could have been the architect of Gilead, I can’t imagine him wanting to do things that ugly and cruel to women. It’s a great role and a tour de force for Bradley Whitford.

I think this is probably likely but I don’t think June will be alone. She will get together with Nick. I don’t know how they’ll resolve that in those last few episodes with him having a wife and child, but he and June want to be together and I think they will be. Maybe I’m wrong.