After she’s freed, June works with Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) to kill the most powerful remaining commanders with a bomb that blows up their plane. June and the Handmaids have finally ...

After June learned the remaining group of commanders were flying to Washington, D.C. following the massive Mayday-handmaid rebellion, the pair needed Lawrence — a fellow commander — to drop ...

Commander Lawrence was never meant to be a hero, and honestly, that’s part of what made him such a compelling character. As shocking as his sacrifice was, it made sense to me, and I’m ...

Lawrence climbs the stairs, puts his hand on his heart, and says a silent farewell to June in a tear-inducing, emotionally charged exchange. It was a bittersweet moment for Whitford.

The group, with a little help from Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford), put their plans into action as the episode wraps up, with June saying: "Dear God, give us the strength to murder those ...

“Absolutely not, she can’t forgive him. June has done some questionable things, but she has always done it in the interest of the good guys. I mean, except for Eleanor, [Commander] Lawrence’s his wife ...

This is where Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) stepped in, planting a bomb on the plane carrying the commanders and ultimately sacrificing himself for the cause.

Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford) knowingly sacrifices himself to take out the other commanders. The initial plan is for Lawrence to board the plane, plant the bomb, and then get out safely.

For those who haven't watched the episode or just need a reminder, all characters' endings start with June and U.S. representative Mark Tuella requesting Commander Lawrence's assistance. After ...