Critics’ rating: 4.5 / 5.0
4.5
There are no puns when I say things are heating up in a fire country.
Between Walter’s dementia, Gabriela’s journey, Bode’s drugs, and these strange medical diseases, the series makes the drama burn.
Since the show returned from winter break, I pointed out that this story evolved from last season.
Fire Country Season 3 Episode 14 feels like the series has been trying to complete everything from Season 3.
The drama feels more organic and natural. The characters are becoming more layered and one-dimensional. Most importantly, this story once again has a real bet, not a “catastrophe of the week.”
That way, I mean, Fire Country is resuming form and bringing back many of the elements we’ve been obsessed with in Fire Country Season 1, with more arcs than character-driven ones.
Even better, Walter’s storyline is both plot and character-driven, because that ancient Sob can’t get out of his own way.
The most realistic part of Walter’s fight against dementia is his obsession with medical advice
Listen, I feel water. I really took the exact same path for my own grandfather.
Anyone who has ever dealt with a loved one who has dementia will know that the experience is very unique and incredible pain.
Watching your loved ones lose their memory and cognitive abilities is like watching a part of their life.
This is a very special kind of heartbreak that can leave both parties helpless. That is, there must be a difficult balance of love.
I know Walter is a stubborn old ule, but if he doesn’t do what he has to do to stay healthy for as long as possible, then someone will have to do him.
To yell, Sharon even said Jeff Fahey (from dusk to dawn) Walter is a big fan of Red Meat with a bacon side.
However, I don’t have any judgment because there was a time when I was devouring a lot of bacon every day.
Thankfully, I evoked my senses after a health care professional told me what I did to my arteries. So, I feel Javi, Walter’s healthcare assistant.
It is surprising how many people will conquer medical advice from trained professionals because their mindset is that they have achieved so far in their lives without the “nonsense” of relying on doctors.
Sir (Walter), you are in this situation because you have never heard of a medical professional. It’s time to put down the barbecue sauce and pick up the green and leafy stuff.
That said, I appreciate the accurate and poignant portrayal of the struggles related to older age – this episode is a two-to-one with a health check.
Leslie Alejandro brings incredible new storytelling elements to Fire Country
OK, right now, we have to yell at Kevin Alejandro’s wife, Leslie Alejandro, for his excellent performance in directing the episode.
She introduced various aspects of storytelling that have not been seen in the Fire Country.
Is anyone enough to climb out as Bode and Audrey walk through the house of patient Estelle?
I had to continue reminding myself that this was not a performance of jumping fear.
Considering this is the first time Leslie Alejandro has directed any episode.
Still, in a true fire-fighting state way, everything that could definitely go wrong did.
Seriously, is the edge water cursed? Between the creepy and constant disaster of this episode, I began to think that the town was built on an ancient cemetery.
Not to mention the constant turbulence of everyone’s love life. Now, there’s this new guy Finn, played by Blake Lee (Brutal Summer). The series didn’t even try to make him Gabriela’s new lover.
This is exactly what Miss Perez doesn’t need now.
She has been focusing on herself and what she wants to achieve. She didn’t need another guy, no matter how cute, distracted her again.
Also, is it me, or Finn who gave the kind of resonance he saw Gabriela as a friend rather than a girlfriend – you know, in this brunch way? just me? My radar may be a bit off.
Anyway, Gabriela needs to pay attention to the prize, and she definitely doesn’t need to open the old Bode wound.
Personally, I don’t know that everyone acts like Stephanie Arcila (Penny Dreadful: City of Angels) Gabriela is still secretly harboring feelings about Bode. It seemed that she had moved on.
She has no difference in interacting with her regular friends. If anything, given how Fire Country roles tend to deal with each other’s businesses.
Also, why did Gabriela choose to improve her feelings and history after Bode had panic with her grandfather?
Girl, read room. Leons doesn’t have time to watch the drama now.
Additionally, Bode has a new girl on her arm, and she is not Gabriela’s mess. But this may be because Audrey has faced the darkest part of her life.
Audrey’s team took some blow in this episode as “James” was sentenced to jail
As I watched Audrey explain why she was in jail to Bode, all I could think of was: “There are so many viewers who hate her for this now.”
Listen, I understand. At first, I was like, “Okay. She stole a car. Things are a lot worse, and that’s what insurance is for.”
Then she mentioned hearing the cry in the back seat, guys, I heard it. This is hard to hear. The camera may be stuck on the Leven Rambin Audrey to avoid seeing the shocking appearance of the Bode.
But that’s the thing: she immediately realizes what she does and faces her behavior at this moment.
She made a horrible mistake but took some time and fulfilled her responsibilities as a woman she could face in the mirror.
So I’m still on the Audrey team, but, damn it’s pushing it.
But that’s what I mean when I say Fire Country Season 3 improves the quality of plot and overall writing.
It was easy for the writer to provide her with some tailoring and concise felony, but they took the real creative route, which elicited our immediate reaction.
This is the writing that more radio and television shows need.
Now we have a strange new arc involving Eve and three rocks that get us on the edge of our seats, wondering: “What the hell is happening to these prisoners?”
Fire State is giving viewers a chance to sneak into a conspiracy theory loophole, which is too mysterious to be in
CBS is indeed the place for some interesting mysteries between Elsbeth and Matlock, but Fire Country doesn’t take the same whimsical or camping approach.
The new storyline involving Eve fascinated me because the setup is excellent by putting the audience in confronting possible conspiracies.
I also mentioned in Fire Country Review that I could see Eve shouldering his own performance, and for whatever reason, something about this new arc is like it points in that direction.
Also, if Eve still wore a helmet, how would Manny return to Sanyan Captain?
Speaking of Manny, what is this disease? Is it contagious? Is this the result of some structural element on three rocks?
Why did Brahmu’s sister suddenly change her mind about what happened to her brother? What could be the reason for these strange events?
These are not questions of speech. Fire State has opened cans for conspiracy theory, and I like to have a deeper understanding of irrational thinking.
Especially because in a show like Fire Country, this is probably the worst case scenario for whatever reason. You know the writers won’t let the character get rid of drama.
Remember Jake trying to give Sharon his liver, but he has a bad response to anesthesia or anything else and is not eligible to donate in Fire Country Season 1, Episode 15?
Yes, everything that fire country writers cook will be delicious, and the shocking side is huge, especially since the next episode begins with the final season of CBS Fire Country Country Season 3.
What do you think happened on the three rocks of Sanyan and Manny’s mysterious disease?
How do you view the revelation of why Audrey was imprisoned?
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