Must/Can't
- Episode aired Mar 8, 2020
- TV-MA
- 53m
IMDb RATING
7.3/10
3.6K
YOUR RATING
The group finds itself in a climactic showdown in their last-ditch, desperate attempt to root out El Cuco.The group finds itself in a climactic showdown in their last-ditch, desperate attempt to root out El Cuco.The group finds itself in a climactic showdown in their last-ditch, desperate attempt to root out El Cuco.
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Martin Bats Bradford
- Heath Hofstadter
- (as Martin Bradford)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThere is a post-credits scene at the end of the series.
- GoofsThroughout the series Frankie Peterson is aged 11, however in the epilogue when Holly is reading about the murder the article says Frankie is aged 7.
- Quotes
Holly Gibney: Damn you to Hell!
Jack Hoskins: Oh, he definitely will.
- SoundtracksLost Star
Performed by Saunder Jurriaans
Featured review
An outsider knows an outsider
Having read a few non-spoiler reviews of the final episode prior to watching, I was shocked to learn how disappointed some were with how this show ends.
Fortunately, everyone's opinion will differ - especially when it comes to a story whose eerie undertones seem to spike less and less frequently as the season progresses. That said, I'd say this episode hit all the right notes with pacing, character arcs, and answering just enough of the questions the audience has been riddled with since that start.
The way things are concluded makes sense. People's frustrations may be borne from having wildly different ideas as to where things were headed, but, again, that is inevitable with such a story. Its unpredictability is its strongest feature.
The few questions that remain and the residual unknown that is rightly left for the audience to think about is the smartest approach to leaving the option of a second season open. Even if it doesn't happen, the final (post-credits) scene is perfect.
I thoroughly enjoyed the show. Sure, it has slow parts. It certainly requires commitment and patience, but in the end it's worth it. The strong acting across the board also helps. Ben and Cynthia nailed it.
Fortunately, everyone's opinion will differ - especially when it comes to a story whose eerie undertones seem to spike less and less frequently as the season progresses. That said, I'd say this episode hit all the right notes with pacing, character arcs, and answering just enough of the questions the audience has been riddled with since that start.
The way things are concluded makes sense. People's frustrations may be borne from having wildly different ideas as to where things were headed, but, again, that is inevitable with such a story. Its unpredictability is its strongest feature.
The few questions that remain and the residual unknown that is rightly left for the audience to think about is the smartest approach to leaving the option of a second season open. Even if it doesn't happen, the final (post-credits) scene is perfect.
I thoroughly enjoyed the show. Sure, it has slow parts. It certainly requires commitment and patience, but in the end it's worth it. The strong acting across the board also helps. Ben and Cynthia nailed it.
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- sledgelam
- Mar 8, 2020
Details
- Runtime53 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1
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