Nobody Roots for Goliath

Jimmy Smits has added a new dimension to this show. He is obviously deep in some kind of psychological hell. The hearing about the class action suit is really well done, but what are his motivations? He is so tightly wound. And, despite her successes, Annalise is also in those depths. Bonnie continues to be conflicted. The group is about to move in on the law firm at Laurel's behest, trying to get her father convicted of murder. Asher is becoming a loose cannon (why Michaela sees anything in hime is beyond me). There's so much more, but this episode rights a ship that was tipping.

No spoilers here, but let's just say that all the ships in the show had incredible moments in this episode. Also after seeing Connor as an unhappy mess since pretty much the beginning of the show, it's so beautiful to see him truly shine and be the best version of himself. The storyline with Annalise and Isaac just keeps getting weirder and all the more intriguing, as does Bonnie's love-hate behaviour towards Annalise. The storyline where the students are trying to bring down Laurel's father for his crimes is also in my personal opinion one of the show's most thrilling, and I cannot wait to see what happened at the night of the crime.

The few final minutes makes you want to wish it was optional to skip right to the next episode, almost more than ever before, as the insanity of the night of the crime is reaching towards its crescendo in the next episode. RIP: my patience.