The first half of the final season of You is the right amount of crazy absurd that fans have come to love. With it being the final season, it never takes itself seriously and leans fully into all the quirks and absurdities without shame and makes for an entertaining first half with plenty of twists, mayhem and manipulations.  Many times, the family drama plot can get messy, but it works perfectly for this season with the unhinged nature of what transpires between Joe and Anna Camp’s Lockwood twins, making her the standout of the season and a great foil for Joe.

The final season of The Handmaid's Tale is filled with confusing, inconsistent and rushed character arcs that highlights the pacing issues within the season, more so with the first five episodes. June and Serena Joy feel like they have overstayed their welcome while more dynamic characters are pushed to the sidelines.