New season of The Handmaid's Tale on Hulu

This show is still on??

This is the final season

You're living it in 2025. And it very well may be the final season. For America.

I can't watch this show anymore. 5 years ago it was pure fiction to me. Now I think Margaret Atwood may be a prophet.

I read the book in college in the 90's and that was enough for me with his first term. Y'all have fun tho.

For me it mostly the 'sunk cost fallacy', after watching it this far I may as well see it through to the end.

Oh boy, can't wait to see more of that hideous Scientologist actress' face looking angrily at the camera.

The first episode started slow but it picked up and by the 3rd episode things are moving

Under his eye.

Fucking Serena Joy

I will admit that I have rewatched the angry mob train scene three times because in real life I would love for MAGAt politicians and supporters to encounter something like that.

On the third episode.

Yea, glad it’s the last season as it’s not very good. There was only one bright spot (I won’t give it away) - the rest seems like a bad WWII movie made in the 1950s.

The first three seasons were brilliant.

The best part was Aunt Lydia clutching her pearls at seeing Janine

Elisabeth Moss has gotten fat.

My roommate was watching it. Just hearing Elizabeth Moss' voice was enough to make me want to jump into a toxic vat of acid.

R14 the actor playing Nick has gotten old. I suppose it fits for the character and the burdens he carries in that environment.

Those who think the actor playing Nick is hot are retarded.

It’s been 8 years (take in account filming, 9 years) since it first premiered.

Yea, people age in (almost) 10:years. I know Covid happened and all - but too long past between filming

This shit is STILL on the air?? Once they started building resort communities for tourists and letting “Offred” come to stay there, that was my cue it had become ridiculous. All they need to do now is setup a daring stunt where Offred gets her kid back if she can jump over a shark tank with a 1950’s motorcycle.

Will the final hundred or so viewers be forced to watch up-close scenes of Elizabeth Moss’s face? I think she actually requires it in every episode. The episode always ends with a long awkward focus on her face. You know, because her eyes are so piercing and intriguing! 🙄

Nick is hot. Great body.

Definitely more sexual tension between June and Nick. Luke is kind of a doofus but he really seems to love June and accepted the baby as his own.

I like this season better than I liked some of the previous seasons. It has a lot of surprises and twists and turns; there's at least one big scene each episode. Even some comedy with Joseph and his new wife.

Max Minghella (Nick) is sexy.

I'm hanging in there. I've watched the first two episodes of season six. I've watched all five seasons so far (by my nails for the last two) and I feel I should l hang in there for this last one. Hopefully the ones not directed by Ms. Moss will be better.

Is anyone still watching? I’m struggling. From what it was to what it has become.

Nope not watching.

Wasn't the authour very outspoken about trans women being women too? I wonder how they weave that one in.

[quote]The first three seasons were brilliant.

The first season was brilliant.

How much time has supposedly elapsed since June had her baby (Nicole) through current season? That kid is no more than 2!

R14, she had given birth a few months before shooting.

Still feel that way R22?

I’ve given up halfway during episode 4 when June, Moira and Luke were screeching at each other for an interminable amount of time. I will give The Testaments a go when it’s released though. It’s in production now.

Seasons 1 and 2 were great. The storylines were fantastic (though a little more violent than necessary). The episodes were full of suspense, and nearly all ended on cliffhangers. The cinematography was beautiful.

Season 3 was very boring and felt repetitive, though the last two scenes of the finale were great.

The next few seasons are a blur. The Canada stuff has been boring.

This final season has been better than the last few. The first two episodes had some shocking scenes and twists. Then there were some episodes of filler. This past week had a shocking cliffhanger.. But I'm confused? Where is New Bethlehem? Why is Serena allowed to live there? Is Cmdr Lawrence supposed to be a good person or a bad person? I can't tell.

A 1964 Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Consider Her Ways went even further. A woman (Barbara Barrie) wakes to a dystopian future. When a virus that was supposed to control the rat population kills all men, society is restructured to four classes: Doctors, Mothers, Servitors, and Workers. The woman then travels back to the "normal" and tries to prevent the disaster from happening. There is an ironic ending. The title is a reference to a quote in the Bible.