s01e13 — Taking the Plunge

One of the best episodes in the world.
It's such a familiar feeling when you don't want to realize and put up with the fact that a loved one will soon be gone.

She held on all season, but when Adam started reading the labels on the gifts, she burst into tears.

Marlene's daughters are something))) The gift scene is incredibly gorgeous!!!

I've never liked this decision of Katie's, but it seems to me that it's not really about her, rather, it's a scenario outrage to fit Sean hut. (Sean, who would come to Siberia with us, would try to be a glamorous ideological bum here.)

The actor who plays Adam is doing great.

And maybe I'm callous, but everything is better and easier when you have money. When there is a choice, whether to try treatment or to live in Venice for the last time or wherever they wanted, when there is an opportunity to leave a lot of gifts for the child, when, in principle, there is a choice.

I'm just imagining a Russian TV series with a similar theme. Well, or an American one, but only a family like the Gallaghers from the "Shameless" in terms of wealth.

I just sat there sobbing the whole episode. I really hope Adam is aware of something.

The scene at the gift warehouse is very strong 💔

I'll be dying, too, and I'll make a garage like this for everyone.

I started crying the moment Adam found the key, everything became clear.

I watched the last episode of season 1 a long time ago. He's so good and emotional that he's decided not to look any further for now. And I don't know if it's worth it.