SnazzyDaisy March 16 Share March 16 (edited) Synopsis: Quote Series Finale. As the world crumbles, can anyone stop Leanne? Airdate: March 17, 2023 Edited March 16 by SnazzyDaisy 1 Link to comment
SnazzyDaisy March 17 Author Share March 17 (edited) The penultimate episode was brilliant. The finale wasn’t. 😣 Overall, was this a satisfied conclusion? No. But I love the hopeful ending for Sean and Dorothy. We don’t actually need 4 seasons and 40 episodes to get to this conclusion. The supernatural and biblical elements were convoluted and overshadowed the human story about loss, grief, acceptance, forgiveness and second chance. Edited March 17 by SnazzyDaisy 1 3 Link to comment
tired and hungry March 17 Share March 17 I have mixed feelings about this ending. On one hand I'm glad everyone is moving on but why did they have to do Julien dirty like that? After all he's been through and he still gets the bad ending. I wish they did something anything else but that ending for him... 28mins for a series finale.. Idk maybe I was expecting more. It just felt rushed. All that buildup and no proper explaination to a lot of stuff... Also, why the hell was Tobe still working? Crazy storm outside and he still managed to get to his job as usual. Guess the storm was not as bad as it seemed🤷♂️ Well time to cross this series off my list... Good thing I found another mystery series just in time to replace this. 👋🏽 2 Link to comment
BeckyThatcher March 17 Share March 17 (edited) Dorothy wins the Rooftop Agility Award. Poor over-the-moon Tobey. He’s gone back to work, so pleased as punch about his awesome date he doesn’t know his workplace has closed due to the destructive storm. Edited March 17 by BeckyThatcher Remembered Tobe 1 1 Link to comment
skotnikov March 17 Share March 17 It was the worst season. And the ending was sh... 1 Link to comment
tired and hungry March 17 Share March 17 (edited) 3 hours ago, BeckyThatcher said: Poor over-the-moon Tobey. He’s gone back to work, so pleased as punch about his awesome date he doesn’t know his workplace has closed due to the destructive storm. True! Why was that restaurant even open in the storm? Must be some shitty management making their employees come in to work in those weather conditions😝 Honestly it just felt like they added him into the episode so he doesn't get left out of the finale.. Edited March 17 by tired and hungry 2 Link to comment
Emmeline March 18 Share March 18 So is the live version of Jericho, the one taken from a couple 2 states over, in the tunnels? Link to comment
Brn2bwild March 18 Share March 18 This episode answered more questions than I thought it would. So Leanne did die and was brought back by the Lesser Saints. All of the people brought back by the Lesser Saints have magical powers that are supposed to be for good, but Leanne had vengeance in her heart, so that drove her more and more toward the "dark side." The "man with the hook who takes your eyes" referenced in Season 2 is just a metaphor for God? I guess? I felt sad for Leanne. Why couldn't she stop it? Why couldn't she find peace in her heart when Dorothy told her she wasn't evil and deserved to be loved. It felt as though the show had to have a crazy, intense ending, so yeah, let's have Leanne sacrifice herself in the twisted Lesser Saints way. That Dorothy, Sean, and Julian waited in the car for so long while that fire took forever to spread was ridiculous. I saw Dorothy's rapidly returning mobility as being due to Leanne's waning influence. It makes as much sense as her being a fast healer. I was glad that Dorothy didn't choose to live in a world where her son would always exist, but agree that her acceptance of what happened was pretty fast. 3 Link to comment
tired and hungry March 18 Share March 18 7 hours ago, Brn2bwild said: I saw Dorothy's rapidly returning mobility as being due to Leanne's waning influence. It makes as much sense as her being a fast healer. Either that or they had to rush her "recovery" for the season finale. Considering the fact she was literally crawling everywhere in the previous 2 episodes.. Link to comment
Colorado David March 18 Share March 18 ok seemed like a rushed finale. not very satisfying. are we thinking rupert might get a spin off series? and so was leanne the cause of the freaky weather? 2 Link to comment
Affogato March 18 Share March 18 I liked it. Things are still ambiguous, the fire is slow because it is unnatural and rising from below and on the other hand everything is soaked. The wings in the reflection are from the billboard, but they are not wrong I did tear up when Leanne was talking to to Tobe. Let’s do both….It won’t be raining tomorrow. it isn’t an awful thing that happens to julian, forced to do good works. It does seem lime they all would have go e somewhere together to process. 2 Link to comment
Affogato March 18 Share March 18 1 hour ago, Colorado David said: ok seemed like a rushed finale. not very satisfying. are we thinking rupert might get a spin off series? and so was leanne the cause of the freaky weather? No I don’t see any indication he would get a spin off series. yes. She started it but could not control it. That was why, even though she did accept forgiveness, she had to die. 14 hours ago, Brn2bwild said: This episode answered more questions than I thought it would. So Leanne did die and was brought back by the Lesser Saints. All of the people brought back by the Lesser Saints have magical powers that are supposed to be for good, but Leanne had vengeance in her heart, so that drove her more and more toward the "dark side." The "man with the hook who takes your eyes" referenced in Season 2 is just a metaphor for God? I guess? I felt sad for Leanne. Why couldn't she stop it? Why couldn't she find peace in her heart when Dorothy told her she wasn't evil and deserved to be loved. It felt as though the show had to have a crazy, intense ending, so yeah, let's have Leanne sacrifice herself in the twisted Lesser Saints way. That Dorothy, Sean, and Julian waited in the car for so long while that fire took forever to spread was ridiculous. I saw Dorothy's rapidly returning mobility as being due to Leanne's waning influence. It makes as much sense as her being a fast healer. I was glad that Dorothy didn't choose to live in a world where her son would always exist, but agree that her acceptance of what happened was pretty fast. I think that she had already spent the time in denial. That the show is her processing his death. 1 Link to comment
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