John is homeschooled, which mostly means he spends his days watching educational videos that his dad queues up. Now they go by the names of Clark and Emily, and they have an 8-year-old son named John. It’s been eight years since Barry and Sally left Los Angeles.
What’s going on with Hank? Is Fuches still in prison? Is Leo okay? Those questions will have to wait. Most of the episode is spent catching us up on Barry and Sally’s new life, denying us much of the resolution we might’ve hoped for. What keeps us watching this show isn’t the hope that this will work out but the curiosity to see exactly how it won’t work out.Įxcept for one scene near the end, “Tricky Legacies” takes place entirely outside of Los Angeles, immersing us in a world that looks and sounds different from what we’re used to on Barry. That became impossible a long time ago, and even Barry himself spat at the idea by provoking the prison guard who tried to offer those false reassurances. Barry is not a man who can be redeemed, and this is not a final season about redemption and the necessity of forgiving yourself. We know the answer, of course: It won’t work out. Here’s an opportunity to test him once last time - to give him much more than he deserves and see what he does with it. Up to this point in the series, Barry has been through almost every form of ego death except that of a parent. following in his footsteps was the last thing Tony wanted, but as his boy grew into a man, he saw more and more of the traits he passed down - perhaps none more terrifying than his struggles with depression and panic attacks.įor Barry Berkman, having a son offers an opportunity for a do-over: a chance to prove to himself that he can be a good father who raises a good boy totally unlike his former self. Just think back to the way Tony Soprano looked at his son: A.J.
In your darkest moments, you worry if the ugliness you sometimes hear in your own voice is also there in someone else. You see what they passed down, so you worry about what you passed down, about what you unleashed unto the world by producing a human being with half your DNA. And no matter how much you strive to do better, you still catch bits of them in yourself, perhaps long after your child has arrived. You tally up your parents’ positive and negative qualities and fantasize about what you’d do differently in their position. The first national live television broadcast in the US took place on September 4, 19131 when President Harry Truman's speech at the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference in San FraThe Voiceco was transmitted over AT&T's transcontinental cable and microwave radio relay system to broadcast stations in local markets.When having kids, it’s common to think back to your own childhood - to the privileges you had but also what you lacked.
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