![]() ![]() I thought you had to go to York to find someone that preposterously despicable. I didn’t even know they made people like that in Delco. Chasing a shy teenage girl in cartoon pajamas down back alleys and waving a gun in her face, telling her not to talk to the cops refusing to pay for his son’s (at the time) surgery, then tromping off to his ostentatious and wildly impractical Ford Bronco never washing his hair, having zero blood in his face, scaring the bejeezus out of Brianna Delrasso, who scares the bejeezus out of me. We have to account for Dylan, who’s going around destroying evidence and threatening sympathetic witnesses like he’s trying to see what it’d look like if Marlo Stanfield ran on scrapple and Tastykakes. Mare’s complicated web of red herrings being what it is, I’m sure this show will end up like Friends, in that it’ll turn out that someone named Ross is the bad guy. ![]() So, before the episode airs, we opened up the floor for Ringer staffers to divulge their best predictions, theories, and takes on Mare of Easttown. The result is … a lot of thoughts about how the show will end. Through six episodes, the Kate Winslet–led show has pulled off the ever-challenging feat of presenting a central mystery that’s wildly engaging along with a host of characters that are compelling and fully fleshed out. On Sunday night, we’ll take down one more bottle of Rolling Rock (or Yuengling, if you prefer) and take in the series finale of Mare of Easttown. ![]()
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