Episode #1.10

Great writing, dialogue. Great episode overall. But Paul Mescal's acting really steals the show. This guy will go far!

Paul Mescal deserves a Golden Globe nomination! I was so moved and impressed by his performance in this episode!

The coming of age Deana pulls out all of the stops as an old school pal dies and grief and guilt take over Connell's emotions testing his relationship. Only one person can help him but they are so far away. Brilliantly written and executed beautifully by the cast. The best episode in the series since the innocence of the first episode. Well done to everyone whom has watched this far. There has been the odd dodgy episode to struggle through. Let's hope they can retain the high quality

An episode about grief. But, more important, the episode of Paul Mescal. He is so, so great in the effort and admirable skill to translate on screen the feelings, emotions, angry, frustration, remorses, nostalgia in the most bitter form and the light of his face in the last talk on Skype with Marianne is just...amazing.

It is easy to appreciate the story around a so sensitive subject as suicide, lost, death of an old friend but it is more. Sure, good acting. But , more, again. It is difficult to write what but you are completely certitute to admire and love a great actor. And for this feeling, this no doubts true, I am just grateful to Paul Mescal.