I think this was a good finale even though the ending was meant to be a cliffhanger and surprising, but to me, it wasn't. I think this finale set up for a second season very well. We don't know what happens to A-Train, whether he survives or not. We'll find out in the second season.
The Deep finally had a genuinely emotional moment. Cool. Hughie, Frenchie, The Female/Kimiko, and Mother's Milk successfully escaped and are on the run. We'll see how that plays out in the second season.
Homelander is now on the loose, no longer kept in control by Madelyn. We'll finally see what he's capable of when Madelyn is no longer apart of the picture in the second season.
Billy was more of a villain at the end of the episode than Homelander because he let the bomb go off even though the kid was right there. Although you could put some of the blame on Homelander as well for bringing the kid downstairs. That's what I really like about the show. The "good guy" and the "bad guy" are essentially both the "bad guys." Good stuff.
The Deep finally had a genuinely emotional moment. Cool. Hughie, Frenchie, The Female/Kimiko, and Mother's Milk successfully escaped and are on the run. We'll see how that plays out in the second season.
Homelander is now on the loose, no longer kept in control by Madelyn. We'll finally see what he's capable of when Madelyn is no longer apart of the picture in the second season.
Billy was more of a villain at the end of the episode than Homelander because he let the bomb go off even though the kid was right there. Although you could put some of the blame on Homelander as well for bringing the kid downstairs. That's what I really like about the show. The "good guy" and the "bad guy" are essentially both the "bad guys." Good stuff.