s03e06 — Their Solitary Way

Season 3 may have been too slow, but it was worth shooting it at least for this episode. A worthy finale of a masterpiece series. It's a pity for Stella, she didn't manage to punish Specter for his crimes according to the law.

The ending really suits the spirit of the series, especially the first two seasons. It turned out to be realistic: it seems that "evil" is over, but the victory of "good" is not too joyful.

A meaningless season and a stupid ending. It was obvious that this season they simply had nothing to really shoot about and they pulled it as best they could. It would be better to finish everything in the second season, but without this shot.
Murderers like Paul don't kill themselves. This is confirmed by psychology, psychiatry and the accumulated experience of the behavior of real maniacs and serial killers. They live for years in prisons or have died from the death penalty. And Paul's character is not suicidal. Such violent, selfish people with inflated self-esteem, inflated sense of self-worth and superiority do not even have thoughts of suicide.
Judging by who he was shown in the first two seasons, then he had to either escape and be in touch with Stella periodically, torturing her and entertaining himself, or sit down and write letters to her from prison for the same purpose. Then they had a direct connection, and then he abruptly scored on it. The season has a bad scenario. We wanted to surprise with an unexpected ending, because it does not fit into the character of Paul, but more came out "I don't believe" than "wow, class".

The moment when you don't understand - is the thread of the narrative really problematic to decipher, or was the season just leaked, and all your questions have a right to exist?

After watching the last episode, there was some kind of sediment with the feeling that I was somewhere very in Bali, sorry for my French. In fact, the entire plot of season 3 could fit into a maximum of 4 episodes. Why was it necessary to stretch everything so much? And this heart-to-heart conversation between Stella and Katie somehow looks far-fetched.That is, before that, Katie was all crazy about the Field, she didn't want to hear anything else, everyone was lying, he was only telling the truth, and then suddenly bang, and she was sitting so decorously and peacefully listening to Stella's story and, most importantly, it seemed that she understood the essence of what was said.
It seemed that Spector just hung himself to spite Stella, then what prevented him from "walking away in English" from her after a bullet wound? Somehow, it doesn't make sense to me in this place. And I agree with bolmatino's comment that Spector somehow didn't look like a suicidal man at all.
If seasons 1 and 2 can safely be given all 5, then the third, alas, pulls only 4, and then with an advance for the previous two seasons and of course for the brilliant game of Anderson and Dornon.

The first two seasons with the action itself were more interesting than the third, with a monotonous explanation of these actions....
But overall it's a great series and thanks to the creators that there are not 10-15 episodes in the season :-)

This series is about mental scars, that everything has its consequences, that everyone has their own past, which will not cease to influence the present. Paul Spector was left by his parents, which became a tragedy for him and after which his life went downhill. It is ironic that the poor girl, Paul's daughter, also lost a normal and happy life with her parents - her father was gone, her mother had already gone crazy. Some kind of endless chain of ruined lives. And other heroes have so much pain inside - from loss, from love, from anger. It's all sad.

The season is superfluous and about nothing. It was worth finishing with 2 seasons, everything ended logically there. Here, they really tortured the plot for 6 episodes, in which absolutely nothing happened that would actually somehow change the previously placed accents. Plus suicide in the final is a fail, it's not at all in the spirit of the Spectrum
To cut the water from the series and make 2 episodes and release it in a hurry is an ideal way to end the story

The psychiatrist will have a lesson for life. It was necessary to listen to Stella's words that the Spectrum is VERY insidious and dangerous. They would have put a straitjacket on him, or at least handcuffed him, and no excesses. But the doctor is so "smart", why should he listen?.. now I understand the meaning of the title of the series. The spectrum has made everyone: doctors , police officers, and the judicial system. If there is no defendant, the case is over. One thing calms me down is that the bastard will never knock on anyone's door again.

Jamie Dornan played the Spectrum just fine. What kind of eyes, what kind of face - everything inspires confidence. The realization that maniacs are just like that is just creepy. Dornan's role was definitely a success!

It's a good series...

The season turned out to be ambiguous. Everything went smoothly, with occasional bursts. But, in my opinion, Paul hanged himself on purpose, showing this by the fact that he was not caught/sued after all. He did not go through this trial, as if he had the last word. Of course, I would like a different ending. But what should it be, so as not to repeat itself?

50 shades of blue

For me, the perfect ending for such a series is: Paul is dead, it seems like good has triumphed, but somehow everything is wrong.
The season turned out to be very dramatic, intimate, slow with bursts. I liked..

a completely unnecessary season of some kind, the characters did not reveal themselves somehow more or on the other hand, although they could have done so in 6 episodes.
The fact that the logical ending for Paul is death is understandable, but it was enough to kill him in the second season, then it would look like fate, fatality

at the end of the episode, the anxiety did not leave. There was a feeling that Paul had somehow devilishly deceived everyone and was about to appear outside Stella's window. I wonder what will happen in a hurry?

I was just blown away when he attacked Stella! For some reason, I expected this turn the least. Still, the creators found something to surprise at the end. I think the season is superfluous, but perhaps the special edition will explain something to us, I hope so. A very strange precipitation from this season. Bravo to the actors, I believed in every word.

Well, from the Spector-Stella confrontation, the killer emerged the clear winner. Although, it probably corresponds to the atmosphere of the series.
He thought it all out and planned, first came up with amnesia, then realized that it would not work, because the police had found a murder earlier, from a period that he "remembers". Then he "took a walk" for the last time - stuffed everyone's muzzles, killed the patient and committed suicide. because it was this act that no one expected him to do and it mixed the cards for all the other players in the process. Although suicide does seem out of character for Spector, it became the ultimate revenge for Stella - she so wanted to convict him and put him in prison, a whole team of doctors saved him after a bullet wound... She personally told him during the interrogation that death would be too easy a punishment for him.

Season 3 seemed to be delayed, all the action fit into the last episode.
Still, I think it was possible to finish after season 2. That ending was more impressive and memorable.

Suddenly

Not a bad ending, about what I expected

an incomprehensible feeling from the ending....
either it has not yet dawned on me that this is the end, or I did not expect Spector
's suicide, I still cannot determine my feelings. But! the series definitely has 5 points!

I didn't like this season not only because of the ending and the very unnecessary delay, but also because of the change in the reason for Paul's actions. In the first two seasons, everything was presented in such a way that he was born evil. The daughter was shown doing strange things, hinting that she had inherited her father's deviation. He disowned pedophilia in his childhood. Now he was exposed as a victim of a pedophile with a difficult childhood and that, as it were, formed his essence as a murderer. The daughter was already shown to be completely normal without any deviations in behavior. There is a very big jamb in this. If his essence is acquired, then why did they show the strange behavior of their daughter, who clearly could not inherit it then? If it is innate, then why drag in this pedophilia, giving reasons for sympathy for him?
For me personally, the series started well, but ended poorly with a change in the plot outline and characters of the characters. Perhaps the fault is the lack of thought of the screenwriters or the increased employment of both main actors, so they could not remove something intelligible and pulled the rubber by what they managed to take out in a short period.

So many questions and so few answers. So many lines that were just leaked in the ass. What about the Spectrum family? Why are all these stories about Stella with men? Why drag out this tension between Stella and Spectrum for two seasons? What is the result of amnesia? Why was there a line about this girl at all? Why the scene about the "breakup" of his lawyers? Why is everyone so deeply depressed? Literally everything? And so on and so forth...
the first two seasons were incredibly gorgeous. The third one was also nice to watch, but it didn't make any sense at all. I didn't believe everything that was happening even once. It was either necessary to finish on the second, or let the Spectrum escape and terrorize Stella.

So, I have one question — I can still put up with the rest — why did he kill this guy, who made all the fuss at Paul's request?

Most of all in the season, I was struck by the carelessness with which the homicidal maniac was not led in shackles, was not strapped to the table during interrogations, did not follow the order of entry and exit, and was not kept tied up in a psychiatric hospital, in solitary and under sedatives.
I understand that this is a scenario move, but it's insanely unrealistic. The room is filled with crazy maniacs in a mental hospital for criminals, for a second, and they have sharpened pencils, cues, billiard balls... what?!

But the mood of the season and the play of the main actors are expressive and addictive like a whirlpool of an icy river.

But the lawyer infuriated me...

Powerful.

Mediocre. That's how to ruin the gorgeous first and good second seasons...

It is decidedly not clear what Mr. Cubitt meant by showing us exactly such an ending.

A wonderful ending! The series was filmed for a thinking viewer, he does not chew every moment. You didn't expect the phrase from Paul "I was playing amnesia, I'm all of you"? The answer was given indirectly. Just like everyone else. Who doesn't understand, read the interview, wiki, etc., but in the series all the answers are given, you just have to think.

I have a problem with such series - the filmed ending is not pleasing, but there is no answer to the question: "Which ending would be better?"

I didn't know that this was the last episode and I was delighted!)
And those who didn't like it, well, you're still kids.

I'm most interested in the question, why didn't they try to pump out the Spectrum? After all, he didn't hang at all, which means that at least a couple of minutes were still enough to try to save him. Especially since he was in a mental hospital, where the staff should have at least basic first aid skills?!

The final scene is iconic!
Gillian has always been a great actress, but that bitter smile at the last minute is worthy of an Oscar!

mixed feelings from the series.. everything is done amazingly, but still Paul's suicide somehow stands out from the overall picture.. I can't believe he could really do this to himself.

Paul is not suicidal by nature, but he clearly saw no other way out. I liked the series, but the finale was a little frustrating. And yes, the mental hospital is unrealistically unnatural

People, listen, explain, and what is this guy (Stellin's boss. Jim?) Have you started to reflect? Did he start drinking in the middle of the season, and then he burst into tears after the Spectrum attack and drove off into the sunset in a car?

They only kiss at Disney, guys.

I watched the whole series carefully, and it seems that what Paul did to himself at the end absolutely does not fit into his image and the framework of what is happening.
The ending was leaked, I think...

why is the Pause status suddenly back?..

I was sure that they would stir up another Hannibal, but the creators still decided to end this story. the feeling of understatement and incoherence is eerie. in general, it's like this particular episode doesn't apply to the rest of the series. it's a pity, of course, because in general it turned out to be something great

The first season started so interestingly, in the second it was still great, there was a confrontation between Paul and Stella, and it would probably be great if Paul died at the end of season 2 and that's it. The end of the story.
Or that he would run away and switch places with Stella in season 3 with a game of cat and mouse, like who is hunting whom, tension, excitement, an unpredictable ending who will survive, whether they will catch, etc. ...
and here all season there is so much useless chatter, how boring it was, a feeling of understatement, why did they mix so many facts, they brought in the alcoholism of the boss, the throwing of the schoolgirl, they spent a lot of time with the doctor in the hospital, the nurse, well, the fact that Paul hanged himself in the end, of course, you can attract that he did it out of spite, like deceiving the system, I won't let you live, and so on, but I thought he would try to escape and for example if he didn't want to take revenge and play games with the police, then just drive away beautifully into the sunset))

Maybe I missed it. I don't remember, did they explain to us what kind of woman Stella visited in the ward?

She didn't visit anyone. It's just that the grandmother in the hospital made a mistake, mistook Her for some kind of relative and said: I'm glad you came. She felt sorry for her grandmother, she decided to sit with her.

It's a pity that the series ended so quickly (((

You're fucking whiners. You don't have Paul Spector on you.

the conversation of the wounded Stella with the doctor in the hospital seemed very vital)

My favorite character is the doctor. How charming he is. Three or four scenes, but I took it by the soul

Paul is not Dexter or Lecter, and there was no ambiguity or justification in his crimes, we were initially shown him as a cruel, calculating murderer and sadist. But with all this, from the very beginning you feel some kind of strange sympathy for him and you root for him until the very end. When you look at how he behaves, how he talks to people, how he communicates with his daughter, then somewhere on a subconscious level you just refuse to believe that he is capable of such a thing. In general, it becomes clear why he had such an influence on people. Katie, Alvarez, the nurse, even Stella fell for his tricks in some way. So the character turned out to be very effective.


By the way, what happened to the story about Monroe, his son, the murder of a policeman, the suicide of another, the case of prostitutes? What was all this for anyway? It seems that they just took and cut out the whole storyline.

A super series!

Well, such.... a mediocre series. Sometimes boring, sometimes unpleasantly slow, sometimes dynamic and quite interesting. I expected something more, something richer, clearer, both in the plot and in the relationships of the main characters. The final did not meet expectations. Either they really intended it that way, or, for some reason, they just leaked it. I definitely don't want to review all this.

How much time has passed, but I still remember this series. The fact that Paul committed suicide is the real collapse of the entire investigation. He will not answer for his crimes. Stella was left with nothing. That's how I understood the idea and I don't consider it a drain.

Tell me, please, where did Stella get that bill with the inscription "Not loving is in death" (the last scene of the series)?
Otherwise, I somehow missed this moment.

I really love Dornan in this series. He plays incomparably!
The series was shot well, with high quality. The cast is good! The plot is addictive!

The season is superfluous and there is too much water in it
Three episodes would have been more than enough to put an end to it

Obviously.

For me, the series has been stable for all three seasons. Perhaps because it was viewed after the release and in a short time, seasonally per day, so I didn't feel any sagging, and the feeling that Spector was about to turn around and get away with everything did not leave until the very end.
When it became clear what he was going to do, there was only one thought in his head: "brute, what are you doing, how much donor blood has been poured into you!"
In general, the series can be called "The Man who fucked up everything." Victims of crimes, of course, the immediate environment, family and children in particular, a group of investigators left without a final point in the form of a court. Even the employees of the special hospital, who are waiting for a serious trial.
Everything that Paul Spector's bloody hands could reach was corroded and destroyed by the force of his boundless malice.

Mr. Grey went overboard with BDSM... and he played into the box.

Those who write that the ending is stupid, etc. They didn't understand the obvious.... The key moment of his suicidal thoughts was during the last interrogation. When he "remembered" that Stella was shouting "we're losing him." She told him that she did not want him to die because he had to answer for all his deeds. Their confrontation and how Paul wants to shit on her is obvious throughout the time. This became his meaning. And he didn't show weakness by his suicide. He defeated Stella. Let it be by such a radical method, but this was his victory, which he so desired...

Katie and Stella's conversation, in my opinion, was very necessary, a lot was revealed from Stella's past, and Katie sobered up a little by cutting her whole arm and realized that if she went the other way, she could become a normal person and maybe even a strong woman, because she saw a kindred spirit in Stella

@Filadora: he was knocking

Thanks a lot to Myshows for recommending this series!Bombastic!

Great ending! It was not in vain that I made an effort and watched the tedious third season in places 😤

An amazing finale!) And I think the ending is very logical, he and Stella talked about control, about power and strength. Paul was losing control of the situation, he couldn't get away from the murder in 2002, which means that Stella would have won.
Again, as Paul himself said, he likes it when others suffer., physically and mentally. He could only inflict moral suffering on Stella in this way, she herself voiced it during the interrogation.

Even when he was shot, he was lying and smiling, because he was sure that he would die and everything would not turn out the way Stella wanted.

It turned out the way he wanted it to.

the feeling of the finale is twofold.
it seems to be both dynamic and unexpected, but somehow it all doesn't fit together.

Katie abruptly became too submissive, although in the last episode she was angry and hated the whole world, except for Paul. and did she really have enough of a short conversation with Stella to calm down? somehow, her anger was quickly suppressed.

now at least it is clear why Anderson's injury was moved from the shoulder closer to the elbow. so that the damage would not be so superficial and the injury would become more serious, which later played into Spector's hands when he attacked Stella. although I still had hope that he would be able to defeat Paul.

it is unclear why Anderson was prescribed all these mysterious views. I already thought that he was a dark horse and in the end his true identity would be revealed to us. I even had the idea that he could have been raised in the same orphanage and subjected to violence. xs, why. perhaps because he was somehow abruptly introduced into the series, brought to the fore, and then they tried to quietly drain him, citing an injury. and they threw another one under the finale. character development? No, why.

The third season is quite tedious and not as exciting as the first two. something was always missing. and in the first episode, too much time was devoted to the operation. You probably forgot that this is not a medical series.

The season finale is dynamic in itself, but also controversial. I assumed that Paul had started this mess in a mental hospital in order to get out and hide somewhere. and then this stupid suicide. and yes, it can be assumed that in this way he wanted to show Stella that victory was his, but Paul also liked to mock his victims. it would be much more logical if he ran away and occasionally called/sent Stella postcards or something else. and so, it turned out to be strange and a little improbable.

and there were storylines that were thrown in, and then did not give development. and why was all this, one wonders.

Overall, the series is good, 8 out of 10. but season 3 could have been more interesting to do. with such a cast.

A wonderful atmospheric detective series, stylistically very reminiscent of the famous "Murder" (USA). There is no excessive bruising, endless shootouts and chases of "tough cops" after "bad guys" in the series. However, all the charm of a psychological thriller is provided for you: there is such a chill and horror from the screen that there is an effect of full presence.
The series may not appeal to those who expected a detective story, and this is a psychological thriller. I would even say a psychiatric thriller.

Although the plot is banal (a smart maniac against a smart investigator), it is fascinating and, oddly enough, it sounds pleasant to watch for such a topic as murder. In my opinion, there are two reasons: the sophistication and beauty of the main characters (the murderer and his pursuer) and the minimization of scenes of violence and sex, I would even say their delicacy. It is only in the last episode that the cruelty is no longer covered by anything.

The first two seasons are devoted to the commission of crimes and the search for the killer. The third is the reasons for the origin of evil in a person: Everything comes from childhood and adults are to blame for everything.

I watched the series in 2021 and it's a pity that I didn't pay attention to it earlier.
The oppressive atmosphere throughout the series, it does not let go even after the end of the viewing. A big plus is the lack of romanticization of the criminal.

I am a proponent of when there is room for reflection and speculation after watching.
Great game of the main characters!

I was afraid that this season, after Paul's capture, it would be quite a drag, but everything turned out to be quite good. That is, yes, it was possible to fit, probably, four episodes, but nevertheless.

The interrogations (of both Alvarez and Paul himself) and Stella's conversations with Tom are coolly written/Jim/Katie and many other characters. Anderson matches the name of his heroine ("Star"), and Dornan is very cool. Spector still managed to pull it off in his own way, even though he was already, in fact, cornered; but now he will not rot in prison for all the hell that he has done, unfortunately. Well, in a sense, the circle has closed: it all started with his mother's suicide in the same way and ended with the same suicide for him. It's good that they told us more about Paul's past (scary as it is, without ever whitewashing the killer himself) and Stella (albeit to a lesser extent).

Of the minor characters, Paul's family had good lines (except they didn't tell us anything about Sally-Ann, it seems: did they put her in jail as a result for attempted murder? Or were they deprived of custody of the children and sent to a psychiatric clinic? Or what?), Rose, Katie, and Jim. Dani is also very good in the background. Stella's pre-final dialogue with Katie clarified a lot, especially about which people you need to reach out to: those who will understand your pain, and not revel in it; it would seem to be a simple truth, but it can be very difficult to comprehend it and bring it to life, so it is important that an adult with authority does it for you He spoke. I want to believe that Katie will now improve her life, as much as possible with a criminal record, of course.

Another plus is the excellent gloomy soundtrack (this ringing melody is now stuck in my head), Belfast as a very specific location, and the atmosphere as a whole: cold and viscous. Cool, in general.

There was a twofold feeling from the ending, it seemed to be hopelessness, and Stella wiped her nose, but it seemed like she wanted something else, although it was probably the most logical outcome, the excuse would be ridiculous, putting him in jail would be the usual solution, it's a pity that the topic with his wife and children was somehow merged, Benedetta I assume conversations I had to talk some sense into Stella, somehow empty of the finale, as if there were still not enough episodes, the puzzle did not come together..but the series kept all 3 seasons in suspense and disgust, it was interesting to watch, in general, I was more satisfied with watching🙌🏻

It was unexpected when Paul attacked Stella.. as he was cruel, he remained so, no amount of amnesia hid his anger and hatred of women

I didn't really like the ending, but even it was in Paul's style. He was clearly influenced by Stella's words in the conference room, after which he beat her up - and the most important thought was that she needed him, she wanted him to receive punishment, death-it would be too easy. Many people suffered from him, he nurtured evil in them, left a deep mark. I think that his suicide was conceived by him for only one purpose - so that Stella's case would not be completed. He's so cold-blooded

A very disappointing third season and the ending in general.
Perhaps the creators wanted to throw riddles: amnesia or not, bipolar or not, etc... But I don't even want to think about it. The impression of the first two seasons is very spoiled.

I regret that I did not discover this series earlier. I watched it for 5 days.
I am delighted with the dialogues, the cast and the plot.
But I've been waiting for suicide since season 1, since Paul talked to Katie in a cafe, where he directly explained to her how maniacs end up. It was said in plain text that its ending was suicide. Therefore, I have been waiting for this moment for season 2 and 3 and it did not disappoint.
Well, it's a very tasty series, in the sense that after every dialogue and scene there is something to think about.
And Dornan's filmography is generally funny: in 50 shades, this is the lite version of Spector in the Crash, and in the Tourist, this is Spector after the accident, an alternative reality 😂
And of course Gillian Anderson is beautiful - I would not refuse a series with the same character investigating the next murders.

The series is a terrible burden, I watched all three seasons at 2x speed and I do not regret it. They would have cut half and it would have turned out to be an excellent +-8 episode mini-series. Well, it was worth watching just for the sake of Anderson, she pulled the whole series on herself

Jamie❤ ❤ ️❤ ️ ❤️

The music in the series is gorgeous. Does anyone know where to download it? Was it officially published? Thank you in advance)

Well, as a result: I personally will not call it boring, I like the atmosphere and the pace. The music is gorgeous, really sneaks in and sets up the stage. The actors are great. The camerawork is a workshop. It is pleasant to watch, interesting, addictive.
But there are questions for the screenwriters and producers. I don't think the series required 3 seasons and so many episodes. Having removed all the lines that did not play any role at all (I will not bore you with enumerations), and a number of scenes that were clearly intended to fill in the timekeeping, it was possible to get a strong drama in every sense for 8-10 episodes from this material. As a spectator, I did not see the point in this stretching. Why the creators need this is another question that does not concern me. If you pour a lot of water into a fine wine, it, alas, will lose the charm of its taste.
The ending did not upset or please. How would she fit the series. It's not very good for me, but I'm not an indicator either. I didn't like the maniac of the series for the lack of integrity. He's like everything and a little bit, but in general a very ordinary character. The actor did well, the character did not.
The result: the atmosphere, the picture, the music, the cast are conducive to watching and having fun. But as a thriller and drama, "Crash" is a strong average guy, no more.

This season, I was pleased with Stella, probably because she became more human, or something. And I'm very sorry for Paul's wife.. brought it is called. I expected a different ending, to be honest.

An amazing series. My favorite season. It all came together. Every phrase in the last episode led to this. She burst into tears at the end.

Stella gave him the idea during the interrogation. He beat them like that.

I knew Spector would hit her, it was expected. They have such a powerful confrontation.

And the whole series reminded me of the idea of the anime Death Note: the same tension from how the killer is being searched for, how Paul hides, confuses the tracks, and even amnesia, if it was real, correlates with Light's memory loss after abandoning the Notebook! In general, fire, not the series, although I put on 4 because of the periodically prolonged scenes. As we wrote above, it is a pity that I did not discover this series earlier, but I am glad that it is over.

And who did kill the policeman???
With whom Stella slept?

I still didn't believe in his amnesia. A tough series, so many attacks and such a creepy scene of strangling a psycho that I just rewound, brrr.
I agree with the comments above, it is unlikely that someone like Paul would commit suicide, he loved himself too much and loved his daughter, I think that for her sake he would have stayed.
But in general, I liked the film, I don't regret the time spent watching it.

It seems Stella wanted Paul to live, not just to put him away, but also to close his own gestalt 🤷🏻♀️ kill himself the same way he killed his victims ... well, this is at least some kind of justice 🤦🏻♀️

All the actors played brilliantly, bravo. But it 's not clear - what's the end for Sally? Prison or mental hospital?

God, forgive me, connoisseurs of this series, but most of it was terribly burdensome for me. I searched through the force ... 😞

Странный осадочек остался после последней серии. Очень медленный сезон. Очень много ненужных деталей - медицинские подробности, все такое. Линия из первого сезона про Монро вообще незачем была. Девушка с умершим ребёнком на работе у Салли, гопники эти… с одной стороны сериал очень понравился - много глубоких разговоров, красивые съемки, роскошная Джиллиан. С другой будто не дотянули где-то по сценарию. Почему Пол повесился? Не очень похож на суицидника. С его изобретательностью мог бы и сбежать даже. Ощущение, что это был экспромт, попросил навести шороху, как будто уже собрался сбежать (зачем шкафчик директора открыл? Что там искал?) и вдруг передумал. Тема амнезии так до конца и не прояснена, придерживаюсь идеи, что не было её, чистое притворство. Ну и что за гранью моего понимания, как маньяка, пусть и с предполагаемой амнезией отправляют в санаторий. Послушала расписание и сама бы так пожила недельку. Почему после нападения на Стеллу его не поместили в корпус более строгого режима, в одиночку? Просто привезли и сняли наручники.. в общем, третий сезон не очень понравился, но общие впечатления о сериале хорошие, не похож на другие.

Классный сериал, одна из лучших работ Джейми, я до последнего ждала что он инсценирует свою смерть и уедет ..но авторы не додумались к сожалению) соглашусь с верхними комментами, интересна судьба его супруги и сына

The series left a lasting impression. Great acting.

In the comments, I did not see a look at the fact that it could be that Stella led him to thoughts of suicide and his method. Hence the final scene. Imho, then the question of who outplayed whom remains more open...