CarpeFelis September 2, 2021 Share September 2, 2021 Another spinoff that would interest me would be a prequel with a young Carolyn and Konstantin in their early spying capers. 1 3 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly December 16, 2021 Share December 16, 2021 4th and final season to premiere Feb. 27, 2022. 5 8 Link to comment
BingeyKohan February 1, 2022 Share February 1, 2022 I wonder if Villanelle's religiosity (as shown in the trailer) will be a *real* plot point or just more of a gag to kick off the season the way her wedding did last season. I'm not sure which would be worse -- a quick gag or a real, multi-episode religious experience. For some reason the latter does not interest me. Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly February 2, 2022 Share February 2, 2022 On 6/24/2021 at 7:55 PM, Cranberry said: Really hoping this is either fake or misrepresented: Killing Eve's Villanelle will become a born-again Christian in final series On 6/25/2021 at 10:25 AM, MicheleinPhilly said: This is laughably ridiculous. But then again, so is The Daily Mirror. 😉 In all seriousness I can't imagine a show "insider" would leak ANY details about any upcoming storylines so I will take this with an entire shaker of salt. I may have egg on my face in a few weeks based on what's in the trailer. 😂 Link to comment
Cranberry February 3, 2022 Share February 3, 2022 I've already decided that the show is going to end in an unsatisfying way, so I'm either going to end up correct or pleasantly surprised. 1 Link to comment
enoughcats February 19, 2022 Share February 19, 2022 Quote A lengthy read with some exceptionally sharp photographs. To lead to the beginning of Season 4 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly February 22, 2022 Share February 22, 2022 Quote Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer Lay ‘Killing Eve’ to Rest Across four seasons, the bodies mounted as their characters’ mutual obsession deepened. But like all relationships, this one, too, had to come to an end. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/22/arts/television/killing-eve-final-season-sandra-oh-jodie-comer.html?action=click&module=Well&pgtype=Homepage§ion=Television Lovely little interview with Oh and Comer. There is a detail mentioned that made me EXTREMELY happy: Quote Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer locked eyes across a fish tank. Illuminated in the blue glow of bubbling water and artificial light, the two women slowly registered each other with puzzlement, hostility and abject longing. Across three seasons of “Killing Eve,” the two actresses and the show’s creative team have worked to master the complex bond between their two characters, and there it was, distilled in a single “Romeo + Juliet”-inspired moment. And then a wayward fish ruined the shot. “Dude!” Oh exclaimed, still exasperated months later. The fish, which show up in the first episode of the show’s fourth and final season, were exceedingly “difficult,” Comer explained, laughing. While I love this show desperately, the constant wait for them to end up in one another's orbit in each season has always frustrated the crap out of me. 1 Link to comment
Cranberry February 24, 2022 Share February 24, 2022 On 2/22/2022 at 12:59 PM, MicheleinPhilly said: While I love this show desperately, the constant wait for them to end up in one another's orbit in each season has always frustrated the crap out of me. You'll love this one too, then: Quote Plus, we get Oh and Comer to name their favorite Eve-and-Villanelle scenes so far. They list off some of our favorites: the Season 3 slow dance, the shepherd’s pie dinner, the one “when you stab me, strangely,” Comer notes. But “there are some great ones from this season, though,” she teases. “There are a lot of firsts in this season for the audience to see with these two women together… so you might have to redo your list after this season.” 1 Link to comment
chitowngirl February 27, 2022 Share February 27, 2022 Just a reminder-It’s airing on BBCAmerica on Sunday nights, as it usually does. It’s airing on AMC on Monday nights. 1 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly March 7, 2022 Share March 7, 2022 https://lithub.com/its-an-honor-just-to-be-asian-sandra-oh-on-systemic-racism-in-hollywood/ A really lovely excerpt from a forthcoming book about Asians in pop culture. Quote It’s an Honor Just to Be Asian: Sandra Oh on Systemic Racism in Hollywood “For the first time, I’m finally getting film roles where my character’s name is Korean.” Excerpted from Rise: A Pop History of Asian America from the Nineties to Now by Jeff Yang, Phil Yu, and Philip Wang. Used with permission of the publisher. Copyright © 2022. Reprinted by permission of Harper. 1 Link to comment
enoughcats March 7, 2022 Share March 7, 2022 An interview with Jodie Comer and pictures of her in monocromatic clothes (she can apparently wear any color well). 3 Link to comment
enoughcats March 10, 2022 Share March 10, 2022 Sandra Oh is out promoting a cartoon she voices a part in, but isn't promoting Killing Eve? She's wearing a nice coat. And Killing Eve got a small paragraph. Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay March 24, 2022 Share March 24, 2022 She's promoting both. Just as you linked. I've seen her on several shows and she's always promoting both simultaneously. Not sure why you have a problem with her promoting "Turning Red" since she's quite a big part of it. And it's not just "a cartoon" it's a Pixar movie and it's Asian-Canadian just like she is. A pretty big deal. 3 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly April 6, 2022 Share April 6, 2022 Quote https://deadline.com/2022/04/killing-eve-spin-off-on-spymaster-carolyn-martens-in-development-bbc-america-amc-networks-1234995490/ ‘Killing Eve’ Spin-Off Focused On Spymaster Carolyn Martens In Development At BBC America And AMC Networks Also mentions that this Sunday is the finale so it appears episodes 7 and 8 will air back to back. 1 Link to comment
dubbel zout April 6, 2022 Share April 6, 2022 11 minutes ago, MicheleinPhilly said: it appears episodes 7 and 8 will air back to back. That's what my DVR has set. 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 10, 2022 Share April 10, 2022 Yeah I wanted to warn everyone in Canada --- 2 hours slotted, both episodes airing tonight. Usually we are so behind. Link to comment
CrazyInAlabama April 10, 2022 Share April 10, 2022 Yes, in the U.S. and Canada episodes 7 and 8, the series finale will be airing back-to-back tonight on BBC America (at least where I live, U.S. Central time 7 to 9 p.m.). The producers announced that there will be a prequel of Carolyn in her beginning spy years filmed. There are also viewer calls for a Season 5 or a movie. Link to comment
Hiyo April 11, 2022 Share April 11, 2022 (edited) Ok, this cracked me up...there is a change.org petition to have Laura Neal arrested "to hbe held accountable for her crimes against humanity" which really just made me lol. Edited April 11, 2022 by Hiyo 3 1 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly April 11, 2022 Share April 11, 2022 Unless the interviews are with Sandra and/or Jodie, I'm just going to avoid them like Covid. I have my own reads/interpretations on the entire series and am really over reading writers/showrunners trying to justify criticism. Was it a perfect season? Of course not. Was it the worst thing to ever cross the airwaves? Not even close. But I'd rather hash it out with you folks. 🙂 1 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly April 13, 2022 Share April 13, 2022 A panel discussion from Variety that escaped my notice when it aired. Centered primarily on the events in the season premiere but Sandra does confirm that the show had a specific trajectory. When the pandemic hit, it required them to pivot. I'll always be curious what that intended trajectory was/if they intended to go for more seasons. https://variety.com/video/sandra-oh-jodie-comer-killing-eve-final-season-premiere/ 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 19, 2022 Share April 19, 2022 I know many people on Twitter are angry - thousands of people have signed that petition about Laura Neal, etc. - but it's actually become consensus on Wikipedia that the finale was hated. Pretty funny. Quote The series finale aired on 10 April 2022, receiving a great deal of backlash from its fanbase[89] and consequently was quickly ranked on worst TV finale lists.[90] Articles linked as reference: https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/entertainment/a39699816/killing-eve-finale-backlash/ https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/features/worst-tv-finales-ever-list-b2057903.html 1 Link to comment
dubbel zout April 20, 2022 Share April 20, 2022 The show is over. What is the petition for? Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 20, 2022 Share April 20, 2022 (edited) Nobody actually thinks that an online petition will actually send Laura Neal to jail. But the fans want a way to show their sadness grief and anger nonetheless. Considering it has made the news this much and is now documented in this way I think they have made their voices heard. Edited April 20, 2022 by Ms Blue Jay 3 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 22, 2022 Share April 22, 2022 Killing Eve author Luke Jennings talks about the finale! Quote ‘Villanelle will be back!’ Killing Eve’s author speaks out over the catastrophic TV finale https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/apr/22/killing-eve-writer-tv-finale?CMP=twt_a-culture_b-gdnculture&fbclid=IwAR1XUzzJLpEet841KkSFHQZ3eptC2doHbYWaMmdpPJM5NrA2WA3N2lGwcdk 2 3 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly April 23, 2022 Share April 23, 2022 On 4/20/2022 at 6:09 PM, Ms Blue Jay said: Nobody actually thinks that an online petition will actually send Laura Neal to jail. Wait, is that what the petition is actually calling for? 🤣 I love the passion in tv fandom but I've seen some ugly memes and hastags referring to Laura Neal as a homophobe which IMO is crossing the line. I know people are very upset but I think that type of talk is dangerous. I know, I know, people are very fired up and speaking from an emotional place, but there is enough very dangerous homophobia in the world, I don't appreciate people using it in the context of disappointment over a tv show. 2 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 23, 2022 Share April 23, 2022 I think if you read the reasonings online, people have some very good points. There is not that much gay representation in the media and when lesbians are Spoiler constantly killed on TV after experiencing happiness with someone , people are going to draw conclusions. 1 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly April 23, 2022 Share April 23, 2022 1 hour ago, Ms Blue Jay said: I think if you read the reasonings online, people have some very good points. There is not that much gay representation in the media and when lesbians are Hide contents constantly killed on TV after experiencing happiness with someone , people are going to draw conclusions. I completely get that and think the points and feelings ABOUT THE SHOW are totally valid. I'm a member of the LGBTQ+ community and know all about lack of representation and shitty endings for characters within our community. But just as I would never call a showrunner racist for killing off a black or brown lead, I'm not going to draw the conclusion that a showrunner is homophobic for doing so when I know nothing about them personally. Would they be calling her racist if she had killed off Eve too? I just think it's a slippery slope. 2 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 23, 2022 Share April 23, 2022 (edited) The writers kept saying that Eve was having "Rebirth" at the end of the show. (Which is definitely not how Sandra Oh played it.) And the scene of Eve at the wedding, happy and dancing with people. I think the writers said that was Eve finding her "true place in life" around other people or whatever. (Non-killer people.) So I think that with all of these elements added together, perhaps people felt like the show was trying to kill off the gay parts of Eve? A lot of people online are more articulate about this stuff, I am just trying my best to remember the points. Anjelica Jade wrote about the ending of the show for Vulture: https://www.vulture.com/2022/04/the-ending-of-killing-eve-season-4-explained.html Edited April 23, 2022 by Ms Blue Jay 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 23, 2022 Share April 23, 2022 48 minutes ago, MicheleinPhilly said: Would they be calling her racist if she had killed off Eve too? I just think it's a slippery slope. It's an all white writers team. And many people do make the argument that Sandra Oh was treated with racism. Anjelica Jade is just one of them. 1 Link to comment
Hiyo April 23, 2022 Share April 23, 2022 Quote So I think that with all of these elements added together, perhaps people felt like the show was trying to kill off the gay parts of Eve? I dunno, maybe be gay...just with someone a little less homicidal? 1 Link to comment
Ms Blue Jay April 23, 2022 Share April 23, 2022 https://metro.co.uk/2022/04/23/killing-eve-writer-was-originally-signed-up-for-a-season-5-before-ending-16520648/ Killing Eve season 5 was originally meant to happen before plans were ditched: ‘It was a big change’ ‘Killing Eve’ writer Kayleigh Llewelyn reportedly said that she was set to work on a planned fifth season of the show before plans were changed and season 4 was set as the final season. 2 Link to comment
eXiled May 1, 2022 Share May 1, 2022 On 4/23/2022 at 5:51 PM, Ms Blue Jay said: https://metro.co.uk/2022/04/23/killing-eve-writer-was-originally-signed-up-for-a-season-5-before-ending-16520648/ Killing Eve season 5 was originally meant to happen before plans were ditched: ‘It was a big change’ ‘Killing Eve’ writer Kayleigh Llewelyn reportedly said that she was set to work on a planned fifth season of the show before plans were changed and season 4 was set as the final season. So glad this didn't happen; I might have felt compelled to watch. Nothing much happened in Season 4 as far as I'm concerned. What on earth would they have done for Season 5? I consider the entire The Twelve storyline to be a MacGuffin at this point. It gave the characters a reason to run around while looking cool. Oh, and lest I forget, we got to know Pam. Nondescript, expressionless Pam who took up so much time for reasons of which I'm still unaware. I hate when I love a show so much and it devolves enough to make me wish I'd never bothered. 5 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly May 5, 2022 Share May 5, 2022 Quote Oh said in an interview with Deadline that she recalls telling Season 4 showrunner Laura Neal “you should kill my character," adding "I thought that would be the strongest and the most interesting” ending, according to TVLine. “I felt, emotionally, it was the right place of where I was at," Oh added. But after the pandemic shutdown, Oh said was told that "we can’t do it. We need to change it… Eve needs to live...Eve is the way into this world. She’s our everywoman. So it’s kind of really super depressing if she dies." Oh added that co-star Jodie Comer was on board with the ending that aired. https://deadline.com/video/sandra-oh-career-interview-killing-eve-greys-anatomy-the-actors-side/ Link to comment
Cranberry May 6, 2022 Share May 6, 2022 And the ending that aired wasn't super depressing at all. Rolling my eyes forever. 3 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly July 12, 2022 Share July 12, 2022 Obviously there will be mixed feelings about this but Jodie and Sandra were both nominated for Lead Actress in a Drama Series. I'm pleased that both of them got nominated. I wasn't expecting the show to get any Emmy love this year and am happy that they were both recognized particularly because the KE Instagram account appeared to only be campaigning for Jodie. I know that the IG account is not the "official" campaigning arm for BBC America and AMC but it PISSED me off. Kudos to Sandra and Jodie! 1 1 Link to comment
MicheleinPhilly March 30, 2023 Share March 30, 2023 Jodie did a very extensive interview in New York this week. At about 28:13 she begins talking about Killing Eve, including her thoughts on the finale, for about 10 minutes. Link to comment
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