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| 3 | * The season 2 finale is pretty rough. If Randall's OCD fit and subsequent breakdown[[note]]which may in fact be the single best bit of acting Peter Capaldi has ''ever'' done[[/note]] isn't bad enough, Lix's silent, heartbroken reaction to it is worse. Or Hector's stunned, gut-punched reaction to Marnie telling him she's pregnant (with a child that cannot ''possibly'' be his, considering his infertility). And that's discounting the entire last 15 minutes of the show, where Freddie pulls a ''two hour long'' HoldingTheFloor, taking a hellacious beating from Pike and Cilenti, in order to give the Hour time to air Kiki's tell-all on Cilenti. Bleeding, broken Freddie is juxtaposed with Bel finally reading the letter she never sent him, telling him she does love him, but that she's too cowardly to take the leap with him. The final scene is a frantic, terrified Bel finding Freddie's body on the street outside Lime Grove, his possible last words being "Moneypenny". |
| 4 | * In 2.05, the scene with Lix and Randall in the pub, where they've just discovered that the girl they found isn't their daughter. Lix is cold, telling Randall off for "waking her up", making her remember the past, and out of nowhere, calm, authoritative Randall ''breaks down''. The final shot of the scene is SugarWiki/{{heartwarming|Moments}}, but also incredibly sad, as Lix curls up beside Randall, holding his hand. |
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