Kimmel77

Maybe she can walk out but cannot survive in our world for long. I’m guessing she is the mirror world conduit and it won’t let her go without sucking her back in.

I would like more mystery front and center on this show. They’re trying to build up the savior and “they’re coming” thing but it’s not quite working for me. Rosa plight was interesting to see. Didn’t think the character would see through her self-indulgence to realize Max was important. The alien baby doesn’t interest me at all. Plus, they can always terminate it!

She knows too much.(Though I understand if it’s the show’s way of using exposition to move things along, cos Doug would be really blind with no help in bringing down Treadstone) And wherever she leads him, or where they go - the targets are always eliminated as they were always intended to be.

What an ending. I think Frank admitted to helping Wes during his clash with Gabriel. Or maybe I read it wrong. Asher dying makes sense as he is loosely tied to most events, but his death/murder has impact. Don’t think Bonnie would kill him though.

Something doesn’t feel right about this season; the show has either been reset or downgraded. The girls not having their powers, the storylines and overall direction doesn’t sync with season 1 for me.

I'm the same. I loved the black-eyed stuff, but not center stage. There is no mystery anymore to the show. Glad its ending because season three hasn't been entertaining for me.

I know. Is there anything he wouldn't do these days?

Interesting episode. Never really noticed colourism in my life until the last few years.

I bet they get bracelets instead.

It means four children by four different fathers, 4x4.

WOW, the mom wasn't too far off being what we call a 4x4..

I think the same. It was a brutal killing for Zapata to carry out. I also don't know why she would legitimately be working with the evil lady crime boss, so she must be undercover in my eyes.

The finale left me a little dissatisfied; I needed to see Beck die for closure [the same with Peach]. Has this show got an issue with showing female death.. Paco must have figured out Joe killed Beck. I also find it now a stretch that everyone connected to Beck and Peach has not grown suspicious about three intimately connected people dying/disappearing in the space of a year. That PI has to be on that trial in season 2 along with everyone else. Candice being alive didn't surprise me as that wasn't conclusively dealt with in her last appearance. I guess Joe tried to bury her alive or something. Season 2 may be interesting. I do hope it doesn't spin into Joe falling for Candice and seeing her reappearance as an act of god bringing them back together.

Ethan must be curious why the place has a 'Do not enter' sign on it so regularly in recent years.

I was getting weird vibes that he could be Tegan's dad.

With Peach's death I feel the show has just lost a big part of itself. The show needs someone from with the inner circle (friends or family) to weed out these predators. Also, none of Beck's other friends are smart enough to detect Joe's pervy nature...so its now up to the Police to close the net on him. Not sure if I was right, but did Peaches & Raj use sex toys because they are both gay (knowingly)? and it was all a ruse to rape Beck? Paco's mom surely will have a role to play in the final few episodes. I was actually surprised to see her featured. I wonder if she knows Joe's true nature having lived next to him for so long. Blackmail for end of season, I hope.

Felt 'pretty' and very comedic, too much so that it made demon hunting Ghostbusters like. There needs to be more overarching story for me apart from Demons coming after them for the sake of coming after them. Interesting angle with not trusting the whitelighter. Doubt they would do anything dark with that like Harry killed their original whitelighter because he wanted to prove himself as a whitelighter after being disgraced.

Season 2 was worse than season 1 I believe. The producers couldn't bring this show alive and give its own personality.

Was looking forward to this but it failed to grab my attention. The set up on why Magnum was so special and was needed in the area was lost on me. His friends, though they were given designated specialties, had no character or flair to them. The British woman is just a British woman too. This show hasn't got much going for me to want to tune back in.

With the way the show depicts Beck, I can't really get a grip on her character. I'm hoping she is a lot more calculated rather than reactive to her situations. It would really shatter Joe's illusions and make him question what he has sacrificed for her. Interesting to see how that works out on the show as well. With Peach's getting suspicious (and with her money), I can see her easily getting a private investigator to check out Joe's past rather than doing it herself. But that would be too easy and too quick for a show like this so she may well become a sleuth all on her own. I think he killed the original bookstore owner but has the ex-girlfriend caged up somewhere. Don't think Joe kills his obsessions.

The ending was decent, surprising even, because its moved into a sci-fi venture now. But even though the show has shifted axis, I anticipate more of the same: war, fighting and blood. All of that is the main reason why I have found this season a total bore, and not at all interested in the new characters or story - its been repetitive.

I think he said he was back on the booze so it could be the appearance of a relapse. But I think the producers gave him that look for a reason.

I was expecting to the last moment for it not to be Allison's body that was identified. With the reveal i'm still not shocked or overly bothered by her death, I think her story had run its course. If she was murdered I guess it can be 'filler' until the season end which is okay. The only way this has pay off for me is if she was killed by Helen or Vic. Even better if Vic dies and never tells anyone.

He's rich and self-employed. I didn't get his personal struggle - he can, and should move wherever Gaby needs to be.

I was really invested in both parts as well.