s05e16 — The Last Call

They killed him. Will.

I hate it when heroes cry))
Especially David Lee
I couldn't help myself and burst into tears.

An emotional series. It's good that the topic of Will's death is for the whole series, and not just forgotten and went on to do business. I'm thrilled!
It's incredibly strange to lose Will, but it's incredibly strange that the series continues so interestingly and with renewed vigor.

a very emotionally intense episode. It flew by in one breath

It's incredibly sad that Will is gone.

An incredibly heavy, supercharging series. When there is no security, when nothing can be done. Helplessness and raw sadness.

Will's death was too sudden, it took my breath away. It's a pity, I really wanted him and Alicia to be together.😢

Diana did a great job. Business still needs to understand what death is.

A heartbreaking episode.
What an evil irony: Will is the only one who believed in the innocence of this guy, fought for him to the last, and so ...
the poor kid, of course, he is also very sorry.

From the point of view of the series, this is probably a good move, but what about now without Will.((

I'm just watching the beginning of the series, and I'm already crying(((

When David Lee was shown, I was still holding on. But when Alisha and Diane hugged, it was impossible to hold back the tears.
And crying Kalinda is generally a knife to the heart.

The most annoying thing is that Alyssa never found out why he called. It's so sad 😢

who didn't cry watching the episode-it's easy. Very sad

😭😭😭😭😭

Keri in anger is something.

I cried the whole episode. It's incredibly painful. I didn't expect such a turnaround and I just don't know how to look further. 💔

I've been crying the whole episode.

The highest-intensity series of all that have been before. Just power and fire 🔥

I read why the creators of the series decided to bring Will out this way because of the departure of Josh Charles:
"We could ”send him to Seattle," "he could be disbarred, or get married, or go to Borneo to do good deeds."
But they decided that it would be too soft, they wanted to give drama, a new center for the development of the series. To show that the best day can suddenly turn into a tragedy.
😓😓😓
I really liked the series, Alicia's search for an answer to the question of what Will wanted to tell her. As she scrolled through the different options in her head.

Have yourself popularily son's death at the beginning of the season, but still insanely bad for him💔 Impossible to say that he was 100% bad or 100% good attitude I changed to him throughout the series all the time, but it is certainly a very vivid character, and his death was a real shock, I couldn't hold back the tears😢

That emptiness in Alicia's eyes at the end... a deeply unhappy woman(

I am very upset about the death of Will, my favorite character in the series. It seems to me that the actor managed to make a very charismatic character, it was a pleasure to look at him!

This is not the first time I've watched it, but I cried for the whole 40 minutes, the series is just tinny. How sad, and how stunningly filmed. This shoe.

Eli's speech smiled under Alisha's teleprompter, defused the situation.)

The series is very well shot and very heavy. When David Dee left to cry and I was moved to tears, it was unexpectedly touching. Even though I'm watching it for the second time, they still brought me to tears with this series (and it's not so easy to get through me, I still distance myself from the feelings of the characters). Alicia was well shown, and Kalinda, so lost. Kalinda was like that all the time.. Impenetrable, I'm very sorry for both her and Dayan. And, of course, the cool move with the dismissal of the asshole client. He also told me how much he loved Will, but he didn't even wait for the funeral to start looking for another company.

The series is gloomy, but the moment with Eli's performance under the text of Alicia (sharing a bed, taking out the trash) is funny.

At the same time, in connection with Will's death, Alicia is for some reason less sorry than others. She gave up on him herself, both in life and in work. It is clear that he is grieving, but lately she has been unfair to him.

Diane, despite their periodic grating, is terribly sorry.