I recommend "Unpiloted" before going to bed, and I strongly recommend a movie with the soundtrack. I almost saw tears in the middle of the band's performances, but in fact, my biggest understanding of this show is the uncompromising age, right? Not a bit off topic, there is a clip where they mentioned the famous drummer of the band and said that he still likes "A old man and three", probably because he is facing the pressure of what stage to do recently, so he is also envious of the couple in the musical instrument store being able to sell it. Storefront to RV travel.
Speaking of the plot, I actually thought that Josh was a victim at the beginning, so I always thought that the conflict in the later period would be caused by Sam's failure to tell the band that those songs were not his original. I didn't expect to see the cemetery before I knew it was Josh It's the shooter, and it didn't turn out the way I imagined, Emmm...it's embarrassing...As a father's perspective, it's a process of self-salvation because of his son's music, but as a bystander, I can't produce Empathy, of course, doesn't rule out that I'm not a parent yet, and it doesn't rule out that the director may want to use this music to cause the audience and Sam to reflect the same "Will Josh really be a gunman?"
Well, the above is just my personal opinion, ending "Quits never win" with one line.
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