orange is the new black season 1 episode 7

“Why do you always feel so inevitable to me?” was not throw away line - it was the blueprint for the inevitable ending, and it’s much stronger than Ross and Rachel.īut there are a few moments that force you to well up Suzanne’s memorial for Tiffany was brilliant - getting the character to stand in the middle of the prison with her eyes closed and sing for her deceased friend was the kind of fan service I was talking about. This was never meant to be a tear-jerker - it was a sensible end to Piper’s journey. We also get to see Piper and Alex challenged for one final moment but did any fan ever believe that these two would give up on each other? The ending is refreshing - Piper deciding to leave her old life behind entirely, to live in Ohio, to study and work hard, while she waits for the one person she can never get out of her head.

For one last time, we see the change of Warden, as Tamika’s time ends after the latest overdose was one final blow to the company. “Here’s Where We Get Off” was all about moving on for the characters it presented us the confirmation of Tiffany’s death and the drug sweep that followed. I questioned back in Season 2 whether the story had longevity, even with Jenji Kohan‘s mastery with story concepts and character building, surely it would die out after three seasons.īut here we are, after seven long seasons we say goodbye and while it was less emotional than I expected, I think the fans will appreciate the little things Episode 13 opens up with a different rendition of the famous intro song, that I’ve skipped so many times, but this time I listened, as I may never hear it again. The first season catapulted Netflix into a whole new dynamic of content, and what it meant to produce original series’.

Orange Is the New Black has been a success.

Orange is the new black season 1 episode 7