One of the very few laughs this show ever gave me. It's such an adorable moment and it brings me such levity after such a draining and profound experience with the rest of the series.
LTProductionsInc also it would have been quit weird even though she was suffering a lot, it still seemed in the last season that she moved on, I'm happy that she's alive
@FilmGamer for some reason i prefered to not know that. did he said especificly that she was suposed to kill herself, or that they wanted to leave the question in the air but where unable to because this scene with nora?
I love that these two started out as polar opposites, nemesis in principle during the rapture to developing real partnership of freewill, genuinely needing eachother when the kingdom of heaven finally arrives ❤ unannounced.
Luis Freire bcause showrunner confirmed once, and Kevin tells about it at the end of episode, about Penelope and his mother. After all, everything keep as a mistery and we keep in theory hahaha
Am I the only one who is kind of disappointed that she was alive? I thought episode 6 was such a perfect send-off for her character and after seeing this it felt live I've been played.
The writers foreshadowed it. Thanks to another comment on this thread I realized; the thing that stopped her from killing herself before she joined the GR was a phone call. Right before she was going to go scuba diving she got a phone call from Jill. That saved her life again.
its like 20 years later. why she waited to told hime that later? if she would told. she would tell him maybe like 5 years. but 15 or 20 years are too many
@Ali Bal it’s a call back. laurie said that to nora in episode 6 before she left to go meet up with kevin and co. nora gave her the cigarettes and laurie became her therapist. i think she was saying that to say nora can still trust her, as in she’d never betray her confidence as her friend and therapist.
It's one of those little intimate phrases said between close friends. Since Laurie is a therapist and helping out a friend in a therapeutic way, they take a little quip from Laurie's line of work and what she would say to her client. Except Laurie is more than a client, she's a very close friend. It's also away of re-establishing their relationship after hard truths have been said between them. It's almost like saying "Yeah, I said this hard truth to you because we love each other and we can always be honest with one another."
Lauri really is a terrible person. Again she accepts the suffering of others - here again Kevin - to stick to her ideals. She's not a member of the Guilty Remnant anymore, but she still lacks empathie. A somewhat qualified therapist should have been able to find a solution that could be acceptable for Nora without keeping Kevin in the dark about the fact, if Noras still alive or not. This still feels like Laurie needs this secret to feel superior.
Damon has confirmed that Laurie has no idea Kevin was going down to Australia every year to look for her. There was originally a line from Kevin where he tells Nora he was lying to people about where he went on vacation, but Justin thought it wasn't necessary/was already implied and didn't want to say it when he performed the scene, so Damon agreed to cut it out. But the intention is still that no one in Kevin's life in Jardin knows that he's still searching for Nora.
"huh" - Lori 2017
Stop saying that!
Lori 2028
Small detail, but I can appreciate how they made Lori's phone look futuristic, considering the year is likely somewhere between the 2030's and 2040's.
It's 10 years after season 3 which is happening in 2018 so the finale episode is in 2028
Where? I can't see the phone, it's hidden behind her hair.
The public pay phone thing is a bit outdated though. I don’t think there’s any left in Australia right now
Yea it even looks like theres a windows logo on the back, we’re definitely not on the same universe
@@katesteventon5296 Yes there are still public phones in Australia. They just recently made all in-country calls free.
Lol I love how she denies not wanting to go to the dance but us the audience even Lori knows she really wants to
I love how smug and knowing Laurie is
One of the very few laughs this show ever gave me. It's such an adorable moment and it brings me such levity after such a draining and profound experience with the rest of the series.
Week after week. Year after year. This television program ripped my f*cking soul from my body...
It was one of the most thrilling times of my life.
Am I the only one that knew Laurie didn't kill herself? I mean maybe she was going to but that phone call from Jill might have been changed her mind.
LTProductionsInc also it would have been quit weird even though she was suffering a lot, it still seemed in the last season that she moved on, I'm happy that she's alive
I don’t think she did mainly because she has tried before and decided not too (because a phone call too i think, i don’t really remember though)
I thought she did, I didn't know what to think. I hesitated. I just heard the splash, but I got so sad :c Thank Damon she didn't.
@FilmGamer for some reason i prefered to not know that.
did he said especificly that she was suposed to kill herself, or that they wanted to leave the question in the air but where unable to because this scene with nora?
Because there was no reason to kill herself it would be a bad drama
So glad she didn't die scuba-diving...
WHAT A RELIEF to see her alive
I love Nora so fuc%ing much.
Sameeee
I love that these two started out as polar opposites, nemesis in principle during the rapture to developing real partnership of freewill, genuinely needing eachother when the kingdom of heaven finally arrives ❤ unannounced.
So much of this episode is adorable and hilarious on rewatch.
SCUBA ZOMBIE!
whitealroker lol
I love this serie
This was a cute conversation 😂😂
I DO NOT WANT TO GO TO THE FUCKING DANCE!
💜
They still have phone booths in 2040ish. Weird. Where are the flying cars?
Not weird. That is Australia.
Not everyone imagines the future like that!
It’s like 2030 or something
Who's kid is that?
NigDickification jill daughter's, penelope
Jota Be how do you know?
Luis Freire bcause showrunner confirmed once, and Kevin tells about it at the end of episode, about Penelope and his mother. After all, everything keep as a mistery and we keep in theory hahaha
Jota Be awesome, good to know. Thanks.
Luis Freire por nada :)
Season 4, Any Day Now.
Am I the only one who is kind of disappointed that she was alive? I thought episode 6 was such a perfect send-off for her character and after seeing this it felt live I've been played.
They showed us Nora after many years in the first episode of Season 3, so you shouldn't considered episode 6 as the end of her
@@jkg7297 he's talking about Laurie.
The writers foreshadowed it. Thanks to another comment on this thread I realized; the thing that stopped her from killing herself before she joined the GR was a phone call. Right before she was going to go scuba diving she got a phone call from Jill. That saved her life again.
Laurie SOOOOOO told him
dont think so.
its like 20 years later. why she waited to told hime that later? if she would told. she would tell him maybe like 5 years. but 15 or 20 years are too many
Whats the point in saying 'same time next week'?
she's a psychology, so maybe she calls her every week ...like a theapy.
@@ivanpetrova dont think so
@Ali Bal it’s a call back. laurie said that to nora in episode 6 before she left to go meet up with kevin and co. nora gave her the cigarettes and laurie became her therapist. i think she was saying that to say nora can still trust her, as in she’d never betray her confidence as her friend and therapist.
It's one of those little intimate phrases said between close friends. Since Laurie is a therapist and helping out a friend in a therapeutic way, they take a little quip from Laurie's line of work and what she would say to her client. Except Laurie is more than a client, she's a very close friend. It's also away of re-establishing their relationship after hard truths have been said between them. It's almost like saying "Yeah, I said this hard truth to you because we love each other and we can always be honest with one another."
both are dead
Lauri really is a terrible person. Again she accepts the suffering of others - here again Kevin - to stick to her ideals. She's not a member of the Guilty Remnant anymore, but she still lacks empathie. A somewhat qualified therapist should have been able to find a solution that could be acceptable for Nora without keeping Kevin in the dark about the fact, if Noras still alive or not. This still feels like Laurie needs this secret to feel superior.
Damon has confirmed that Laurie has no idea Kevin was going down to Australia every year to look for her. There was originally a line from Kevin where he tells Nora he was lying to people about where he went on vacation, but Justin thought it wasn't necessary/was already implied and didn't want to say it when he performed the scene, so Damon agreed to cut it out. But the intention is still that no one in Kevin's life in Jardin knows that he's still searching for Nora.
My favorite show ruined by season 3. Sad.
Pete Jimenez WHAT
Kill Joys agreed . Each season was better than the last .
And they were all 10/10
@@chompo14lastname41 Agreed, it's the only show whose seasons got progressively better as it went on.
WRONG
Season 3 was trash and so was the ending.