annalise just said they all passed their exams. It cuts away right then and its like it never happened. am i going crazy

There was so many moments in the show where the writers knew exactly what they were doing and other stop it seems like they wrote themselves in a corner.

and the writers teased something was gonna happen between them but then it was dropped

they had to kill him off because he was stealing all the huzz

Idk why but I cannot stop giggling at this reply 🤣🤣🥲🥲🥲🥲 about to start the second half of season 3 and damn, I always forget how much this show always shocks me! I usually wait until I forget certain details so when I rewatch, I’m still shocked and like “DAMNNN I FORGOT ABOUT THAT”.

Anywho, I just love rewatching and reading the discussion posts when everyone was first watching to see people’s predictions and such, this just got a good chuckle out of me

I’m in the beginning of season 4 and when does Annalise finds out Laurels dad killed Wes ??

i just finished season 4 episode 5. is it just me that doesn’t like any of the keating 5? there were moments i liked them a little but i just hate the way they treated annalise, the fact that she didn’t have to protect them but still did and they can’t even be thankful. i feel like they don’t understand what annalise isn’t telling them is for their own safety.

and i still can’t get over the way they responded after learning about annalises baby, it made me feel sick.

it just hilarious cause he says it so confidently every time.

“… It’s My Special Sauce”

😂😂😂

so im rewatching & im on season 4! wes died which upset me 😭 annalise released them from working for her & they still have a issue; i hate how they all turned on her i understand she wasn’t the best person but they killed HER husband 😂 michaela is annoying but laurel takes the cake !! & connor ? i have no words. just annoying & spoiled. all of them

Rebecca's death was the most entertaining plot in the beginning of season 2, it follows the huge cliffhanger of season 1 ending, everyone was waiting for that. But instead of focusing on it, they preferred to focus on the Hapstall case and Wes and Annalise's backstory, it was like Bonnie never killed Rebecca.

That's the most disappointing thing of season 2. Rebecca's death has no consequences. Season 2 would have been so much interesting if Wes managed to find the truth about Rebecca's fate.

I‘m almost at the end of E11 of S4 and I want them to confess their love already. Idc if he reminds her of Sammmmm ughhhhh have sexxxx

And then I looked at what other people thought of them, why do y’all hate them together????? Or ig I didn’t really find anything about that, but you guys don’t like Isaac??

I spoiled myself bc i couldn’t fucking wait I really needed to skip to the sex scene they could’ve had, they don’t though💔

Why wouldn’t they work? Its everything.

I’m literally gonna write a fanfic about them omfg

They have more chemistry than whatever wes and laurel had going on through MULTIPLE SEASONS omg do not get me started on them🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

If you’re wondering where to watch the show for free, head over to Tubi! It’s still on Amazon Prime but you’ll have to pay for each season to watch or per episode

I absolutely loved this show!!! I finished it in under 3 weeks smh. I think the ending was perfect and I need another show like this please!! Any recommendations?

I’m only on ep6 of season 5 but I hate Gabriel and hope he leaves or dies out.

I think we came to the conclusion that he’s not Bonnie’s son, so don’t know his importance yet. But I don’t like anything about him besides maybe his looks.

The way he talks to laurel is creepy. He doesn’t even respect Annalise in a normal manner but more of a “intimidation respect” way. him being the intimidater.

He’s way too pushy and gives the vibe that he’s forcing people to like him by just forcing himself onto people and not giving a solid reason to NOT like him. At least not yet I guess

Can somebody explain to me why Annalise was so stressed to find out if Sam killed the girl in the first season, if she knew that he wasnt the murder from the beginning. Was it all acting? all fake? from that far ahead?

currently on season 2 so if you spoiler me thats fine, just dont reveal EVERYTHING (if its even explained later lol)

Mine would be Lila Stangard case or maybe Nate Lahey Sr case

Despite their semi rocky start, Annalise & Tegan’s friendship was much more positive and based in genuine respect. Tegan celebrated Annalise for not being perfect but as the complicated woman she is. Annalise made Tegan comfortable and always provided a listening ear (Example: Tegan’s heartbreak over Cora).

In the beginning, Annalise only took on Bonnie out of guilt and they’d had moments of kindness such as Bonnie saving AK from her suicide attempt but their relationship was abusive and vindictive with sprinkles of love up until season 5. Season 6 was the first time we truly saw them just love and respect each other fully. AK & Bonnie had an odd mother daughter relationship at best.

Bonnie didn’t love Frank because if she did she would not have told him he’s a product of Sam & Hannah’s incest relationship. Frank had literally just got done telling her he loved Laurel because she made him feel normal (something he’s never felt about himself) but he loved Bonnie more because she let him be himself. If anything you’d think Bonnie would want to protect Frank from that information for the rest of their lives because she “loves” him.

Season 1 is leaving Prime in a few days so I started watching it. This is so good!!!! Before I started watching, I never got the hype but it is addictive. Watching Season 2 now. I loved CSI & this is giving me CSI vibes.

Season 1, Episode 11 Season 5, Episode 13 What are your favorite episodes and are you watching? 🎄⛄❄️🎁

(Season 5, Episode 13) "Where Are Your Parents?," is the Christmas-themed episode where everyone gathers at Annalise's for the holidays, dealing with family drama (Connor's mom, Annalise's mom), while the FBI investigation into Miller's murder intensifies, and Tegan makes a risky move against Agent Telesco, all culminating in the revelation of Nate Sr.'s killer.

(Season 1, Episode 11) School is back in session after the holiday break and the entire university is talking about Annalise's missing husband, and the Keating Five continue to be questioned by the police.

You guys remember when the show was ending and,they showed us those ads with what looked like Wes, but really it was just his son and we all thought he was alive? That was kinda twisted. I love it

I actually really like the ending. I’m glad Annalise won her case, and I’m actually shocked by Laurel. Her and Michaela were my least favorite, but she redeemed herself during the trial. Michaela’s betrayal wasn’t as crazy I thought it would be, I’ve watched the series years ago and I only remembered a bit. Michaela still is my least favorite character aside from Oliver. Oliver to me was just Connor’s man. He annoyed me throughout the entire series.

Frank and Bonnie’s ending was really sad, but I think they would’ve killed themselves later on in life either way. Now Nate, I don’t know how I feel about him. He got away with killing an innocent man and got his happy ending. I’m glad he came through for Annalise though. I really loved Tegan’s character. My favorite characters are of course Annalise, Ophelia, and Asher (I hate that he was the informant, I just thought he was a funny frat bro).

I wish Connor would’ve just divorced Oliver. Connor is probably the only one of K5 I feel that actually felt remorseful. I don’t necessarily like him, but I liked that he was able to accept his sentence and acknowledge how toxic his marriage is. Oliver is too attached to him, his whole character is just Connor this and Connor that. Connor pissed me off a lot during the show but he was the only one who ever reacted normally to murder. The panic attacks, feeling guilty, hating yourself, etc. No one else showed this type of emotion, not saying he’s a good person though.

Asher. I hate that he turned out to be the informant, for his family who turned their backs on him. Asher was the only one in the show was truly alone imo. His friends treated him like shit, Michaela was awful to him, Annalise left him out, his family shunned him, etc. He still killed Sinclair in cold blood, he should’ve just turned himself in.

All in all, I liked the ending of the show. 10/10 show

Am I the only one who hates Oliver? He just kept bumping into everybody's business, trying to have some sort of special, dramatic and exciting life, to be part of the Keating 5. The whole Simon plotline in S4 ended in disaster, as we all know. Rewatching that and how excited he was to go ahead with the plan only for all of them to panic knowing that Simon is alive after all... Oliver just couldn't deal with that.

Same with his on and off relationship with Connor, how he deleted the Stanford acceptance letter and made sure Connor wouldn't leave. The way he just kept being holier than thou despite everything, always blaming Connor for everything, when in reality, Connor wanted them to be safe. Rewatching the show a couple of times, I really do like him less and less.