Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 6, Episodes 1-3 recap: Mayday, New Bethlehem and a shocking coup скачать в хорошем качестве

Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 6, Episodes 1-3 recap: Mayday, New Bethlehem and a shocking coup

The new season of “The Handmaid’s Tale” is here — and the first three episodes that dropped on Hulu at midnight didn’t disappoint with a fresh chaotic plan to take down commanders, a look behind the curtain into New Bethlehem and an angry coup that almost wipes out a main character.Season 6 kicks off where Season 5 ended: with June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) locking eyes with Serena Joy Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski) on a train with refugees looking to start a new life after escaping Gilead. The archenemies/occasional allies play catchup, with June immediately hesitant to share anything with Serena, who has the child in her hands that the former handmaid helped her bring into the world.June is suspicious of Serena’s behavior, with the latter doing annoying things like repeating Gilead phrases, often saying things like “praise be” that even viewers can’t ignore, and somehow, offensively forgetting that June’s oldest child, Hannah, is still trapped in the patriarchal society. June’s arm is broken from being hit by the car in Season 5, an “accident” that Serena appears shocked by; however, June’s injury soon provides trouble for Mrs. Waterford.Serena doesn’t make things any better for herself when she starts hurling slurs at the ladies, calling them “whores” and saying that “God took the country and saved your babies,” referring to Gilead in a positive light. June jumps in to protect Serena, begging the war criminal officer to arrest her, but he refuses and leaves the angry mob to determine her fate. Nick arrives at his new home to his pregnant wife, Rose (Carey Cox), who is pissed because he attacked Commander Lawrence after June’s arrest last season.While Episode 2 is a bit boring, it’s also telling as it shows the differences between June and Serena. They are both going on new adventures, but Serena is doing so with her baby on a private jet. She gets not only her child but also another sweet life of riches in New Bethlehem with familiar faces like Nick and Commander Lawrence. It’s so easy to hate Serena, as her character is given so many chances to reinvent herself, like a cat with nine lives.Janine tells Lydia they are sex slaves for the commanders in the new world, sparking confusion, with Lydia saying she was told they’d be rewarded in the new colonies. Janine responds, “They lied to you,” and refuses Lydia’s help. In that moment, he risks everything for June, including outing himself that he’s secretly working with the US government.The episode ends with the infuriating love triangle. Nick has to go back to his pregnant wife and his pretend life. He says goodbye to June, but she won’t let him. June tells him, “See ya later,” and the look she gives him presents the viewers all they need to know about who she really loves. While the first three episodes are available now on Hulu, new episodes will be dropping on the streamer every Tuesday. #news #tv