How to Save a Life

Episode aired Jul 11, 2024
TV-MA
56m

IMDb RATING

8.6/10

575

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Aasif Mandvi, Katja Herbers, and Mike Colter in How to Save a Life (2024)

Crime Drama Horror Mystery Thriller

Through remote viewing, David stumbles into the life of a man contemplating murder-suicide and the team rushes to find him. Sheryl carries out her plan to prevent baby Timothy from becoming ... Read allThrough remote viewing, David stumbles into the life of a man contemplating murder-suicide and the team rushes to find him. Sheryl carries out her plan to prevent baby Timothy from becoming the Antichrist.Through remote viewing, David stumbles into the life of a man contemplating murder-suicide and the team rushes to find him. Sheryl carries out her plan to prevent baby Timothy from becoming the Antichrist.

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IMDb RATING

8.6/10

575

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See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Fedor Steer takes over the physical role of the demon known as the Manager of DF. The demon was previously played by Marti Matulis (though the Manager is voiced by a different actor: Kevin Chapman). During the fourth season, Ben is being haunted by a Djinn; Fedor Steer has previously played a Djinn in Sick Burn (2017), an episode of the supernatural horror series Sleepy Hollow (2013).

Goofs
The photo and birth certificate Leland picks up from the mantle and burns are different than the ones Sheryl nailed to the door.

Quotes
Ben Shakir: I love the school... and science.

Crazy credits
Do not swim for one hour after skipping the intro.

Soundtracks
Should I Stay or Should I Go
performed by The Clash

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Review

Featured review

10/10

Easily the best episode of an uneven final season

Finally there was an amazing WTF episode in the final season. David has been mostly wasted this year, but he was perfect in this one. The baptism scene was intense viewing, followed by Sheryl's awesome "in your face" message on Leland's door. As serious and momentous as this episode was, it was also sprinkled with lots of humor -- like, actual laugh-out-loud humor.

Will Ben and Kristen finally stop denying the truth of the supernatural? They HAVE TO at this point.

I just hope the whole thing ends as strongly as this episode, and generally on the side of Good/Light. I can't wait to see what happens next.