
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 2: What to Read About That Divisive Finale
Season 2 is finished, and the prevailing sentiment among fans and critics is: Huh? Here’s what’s being written.
By Judy Berman

Season 2 is finished, and the prevailing sentiment among fans and critics is: Huh? Here’s what’s being written.
By Judy Berman

The Season 2 finale was brutal for Serena, who faced her toughest decision yet. Ms. Strahovski dug into Serena’s choice and the challenges of playing her while pregnant.
By Jennifer Vineyard

The second season gave in to the Hulu series’s most tedious instincts, substituting slow stares and endless montage sequences for any actual development.
By Margaret Lyons

Offred makes a bold decision. But is it believable? Or smart?
By Judy Berman

The series has long asserted that a mother’s bond is pure and unbreakable. But where does that leave Serena?
By Judy Berman

In an episode with extremely little dialogue, Elisabeth Moss carried what was easily among the show’s best hours to date.
By Judy Berman

The episode was particularly gut-wrenching given the week’s real headlines, which is saying something.
By Judy Berman

Serena’s catastrophic lack of foresight about Gilead has made her the show’s most fascinating character.
By Judy Berman

Is Offred a reformer, a revolutionary or just a desperate character fighting in her own self-interest?
By Judy Berman

Against all odds, the members of the Waterford household are starting to behave like a family.
By Judy Berman
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