I wish they could get out of there in one piece. It seems to me that this season has been less active in terms of events compared to previous ones … And yet I've become so used to the characters that I try not to think about it. I really hope that for the next season they will prepare a lot of action, thriller and horror in pursuit of a normal life "From the Outside"
@Juullietta: Yes, it would be better to finish it already. So interest is falling, so also wait for the new season, and then for 50 minutes 1 time a week, well, then what's the big deal, wait a year and a month for the series.
@u1551318: Really?(, two years(( it is necessary to oblige the screenwriters in the case of force majeure to lay out a plan for completing everything. And then damn, the world is restless, then covid. It's a war, we won't find out after all.
@vayana: People has been waiting for the finale of a Song of Ice and Fire from Martin for 13 years. And it probably won't wait. And then some 2 years, for God's sake)
@justyakovka: There was a joke in Tiktok and on reddit where Fatima had her beard and bald spot photoshopped. The actress shot a comic response to this, like, "What are you crazy about?". You can search in TT for "Fatima is Martin"
It's weird to see Sarah saying that you shouldn't listen to any paranormal crap here and right there Boyd is chatting with Khatri's father. And Khatri says the right things, like he's his conscience. It was funny how Jade tried to get the kids to talk. Why are the scenes with Victor and his father so tragic? It turns everything inside over. Jim, it turns out, could have figured it out if he hadn't been such an asshole. It's funny that they bought the music chip on reddit only after one of the bloggers who had watched the finale in advance told about it. Ethan, in the process, knows everything about this place, but does not realize it. You just gave it away like that - you're a plot walker. Ankui really means remember. I read it on Reddit under the guise of theory, but I think someone just read the spoilers. Now we can definitely say that Tabitha Miranda, there was a mistake with Jade, I don't remember anyone thinking that it was Christopher. Although yes, there were hints, but no one understood. Well, this is really a lost one. We are already being shown a flash forward from the moment Julie returned from the future at the time of her father's death. Well, everyone who was afraid of spoilers, here they showed this naked man and the man in yellow. Did it clarify anything? No. Just more answers were given in conversations, and this is just a seed for next season. Boyd, of course, went crazy, climbing into the den of smiles alone. There was a grandfather standing there when he was smiling, I had not seen him before. Overall, the story is increasingly reminiscent of Elm Street. The children of the victim, the immortal something that cannot be killed, guilty parents, dangerous dreams. I don't understand how memories of past lives will help them save their children. They didn't succeed at all last time.
@driveshaft: And it seems to me that someone wrote under the previous series about Jade-Christopher, because he solves riddles. But maybe it wasn't about Jade... I vaguely remember.
@driveshaft: No, they definitely wrote about Jade Christopher, in the previous series, I found it. Because he was a family friend. Well, that is, they didn't guess the reason anyway. And why Eloise? By age?
@driveshaft: it turns out that if monsters are the parents of children who sacrificed them for the sake of immortality, then these monsters are Tabitha and Jade, just in past reincarnations?
@Ketren: It seems to me that Tabitha and Jade once lived in this place, but they did not want to sacrifice their child, but the smileys did it anyway. That's why Tabitha returns again and again to save her daughter.
@driveshaft: I also wonder if the reborn red-haired smiley, who was born / came out of a human, will have new abilities that are not peculiar to monsters, for example, walking during the day, not reacting to amulets, running
@driveshaft: Boyd is already walking into the tunnels of the smile as if he were going to his home. Moreover, he found out by experience that they did not want to kill him or could not. At most, the snout will be cleaned. So the danger is so-so.
@gooodvin: and Victor also walks through the tunnels relatively safely. Smiley even told him that he was completely fucked up and one day their patience would burst.
The map that Boyd and Kenny looked at is drawn on the box of the Rendez-move transportation company. This is the same company from the series when Victor's father was looking for information about Tabitha on the Internet. There was a banner like that. It was possible to go to their website in real life, and someone found numbers from bottles in the site code. Maybe it's an important company for the universe.
@driveshaft: it seems like the same logo was on the car of the Boyd family when they arrived in Fromville, but it's not accurate, I've been watching it for a long time.
There was still a calendar with this emblem on the wall of Donna's room. The year 1970 was written, not the 50s, in the style of which the smileys are dressed. And the date 30 and the question mark are circled.
I have a crazy theory that Ethan is the Author. Maybe he wrote a story in a previous life, so he knows all the rules of the game. Or invented this world in this one. That's why Sarah was told to kill him. Because if you kill the Author, the plot will end. But the voices didn't smile then, because they had a chance to kill him and they couldn't do it.
@driveshaft: it seemed to me that this theory flashed in the comments back in the very first season. "Kill the kid and it's over, because this world is just the materialization of his fears/fantasies" But everyone had already forgotten about it, because the topic with Ethan went the other way.
@driveshaft: or the author Victor. And the creators of the series could also be inspired by the story of Ursula Le Guin "Leaving Omelas". In short, it tells about the town of Omelas. The happiness of the residents directly depends on the fact that there is one suffering and abandoned child. If his suffering is stopped, then all residents will cease to be happy. There were people who felt sorry for the child and thus were able to leave the city
And why is Acosta's name never mentioned? Maybe it's really important? What if it's Eloise? Although it is unlikely, reincarnations have different names.
@Ann6556: perhaps they have different powers/abilities. Randall cicadas, maybe, just does not know how to use / manage correctly, maybe he will learn next season.
The drug-addicted nurse kept quiet about her peculiarities.
The scene with the photo is also somewhat questionable. Boyd did not see what the boat looked like, and does not know where it was left. Why did he expect to see her in the photo?
He hadn't expected to see her. In one of the seasons in the series, he was traveling with his family and discussed with his wife that they had finally bought a house and only a boat was missing. And now he saw the photo, and said the same words. His wife and son wanted to give him a boat for his birthday, but they did not reach their destination.
@QueenOfGems: unlike last season, they started talking and got carried away, so now it's just "Lost" and "So many questions!". It's not even possible to say that the characters are somehow tough now.
Well, the impressions were IMPRESSIVE, she sat with her mouth open, although it would seem. Did Fatima survive? Tell me you survived! She's still alive, of course, but what's to stop her from being killed off at the beginning of next season (will the character's popularity hurt? Please, mimimi?)
The whole part about Elgin's torture is so tough, they didn't seem to show anything, but it really bothered me that no one would slow down Boyd, "everything is down" - " well, go torture him". And it doesn't bother anyone, fuck off. At least the cop's fucked up, and thanks for that. (By the way, I'm sure she's a future couple for Kenny, because lesbian couples can't be separated.) The fact that Ryzhulkins was born was somewhat disappointing. Everyone wrote about it, but I think it's a boring move :/ Well, okay.
Jade, Tabitha, the music, the fact that they are the key characters, these two are beautiful - well, alas, I was glad! There are questions about their involvement in the fact that children were sacrificed - why don't they smile? Did they not give their own voluntarily? Or did you change your mind later?
Jim's death was also disappointing, well, boring, which is so predictable. Oh well.
It's very interesting about Julie. And in general, I wonder how Tabitha's children are connected with this place - do they have any distributed roles too, or how? Victor, Julie, Ethan, maybe Thomas called the real one? Although Ethan said no.
And it is still unclear where the boy in white came from and what relation he has to the assembled ensemble.
In general, well, a COOL ENDING, I liked everything, I'm waiting for the sequel! I don't know if it's more epic than the finale of the second season, when Tabitha returned to the real world, but it's definitely not worse.
@QueenOfGems: Of course, Fatima survived. She had a normal birth. Ginger's rebirth creates problems. That is, there is no way to kill them at all. Or there shouldn't be any women in the Outside World at all, so that no one can give birth. The boy in white is Jacob, the grandfather in yellow is Smoke.)
@driveshaft: Well, Fatima had so much blood, it's still unclear how well the birth went. What the hell do they want to drag her to colony house when she needs to go to the hospital, it's not very clear (but OKAY, when did they show us realistic childbirth in TV series).
And the smiles couldn't have been killed before, and fuck them, the way out of here is not tied to killing them anyway. Let them run.
I don't remember a damn thing about Jacob, except for his name and physiognomy, but the question of how he is related to children and their parents is still worth it.
@QueenOfGems: Jacob and his brother had an argument about human nature. Jacob saw light in them, Smoke dark. So there may be two forces here. One is for sacrificing children, the other is against. The young man in white is for good, the mummy is not.
@driveshaft: as I understand it, since they were promised eternal life at the end of the ritual, the only way to eliminate them is to break that very ritual.
@Mikle1n: I still think that in our country all the moviegoers watched this series and constantly forget that so many years have passed, a whole generation of ignorant people has grown up😅
@QueenOfGems: Well, reincarnation is also a kind of immortality. They may have changed their mind or wanted to cheat the system... But it's not a fact that they voluntarily gave it away - yes
@QueenOfGems: About Jade and Tabitha: I thought they were reincarnations of immortal souls, and smiles were empty immortal bodies. Either: they were the ones who experienced guilt (this topic is constantly flashing here), and monsters are the ones who don't. Then, if there are only 8 children, their parents, respectively, are a maximum of 16 people. I don't remember how many monsters there are in total, I counted 8 offhand, then it's unclear on what principle people come here. Are they needed to act out the script, or were they hooked with the same people as Jade and Tabitha (then there were too many people, but maybe there were more children)?
In short, this series makes me break my brain and build schizo theories 😅
@GamoriC: they are parents who have agreed to sacrifice their children for the sake of immortality. Tabitha and Christopher were trying to save their child.
@GamoriC: Grandmothers / aunts / guardians can also act as parents, it seems to me, any adults who have a child in their care, which somewhat expands the range of available smiles. And Jade and Tabitha mb felt guilty, or maybe they were against it, maybe their child was forcibly taken away, there are a lot of options there.
And did they sacrifice their children for their own immortality? I understood that they wanted to make the children themselves immortal, a damn MYSTERY.
@QueenOfGems: I've seen comments about the red-haired smiley, but how? How did you guess? I was surprised and couldn't figure out who was climbing out there, and then I remembered the comments.
I thought it was a smile when it became clear that Fatima was eating human flesh, which means that there is not a child inside her, but a monster. Logically, they need a new one instead of a dead monster. And about the fact that this is exactly the red monster, it only came to me when Tabitha told me about immortality in the same series.
@bodiyx: it became clear to us that there was clearly no man there, after the ultrasound and all sorts of dead things, and when Fatima was locked up, at about the same time they began to remember the smile, and ginger just often appeared)) that's how such a theory appeared
Wouldn't it be logical and faster to follow Elgin? He was already going to her. They would have just had to follow him and there would have been no stabbing. No, you need to arrange a circus with horses and finish off Boyd, bury his reputation, trust and Sarah even more, but in previous episodes Boyd boasted what a cool and experienced sheriff he was and condemned that police officer for incompetence
@elizavetl: They didn't know he was going there. And when they caught him with a bag, it was too late to follow. But I can't imagine how they're going to sort out the events of the last few days. One hundred percent it will come out that Fatima is a murderer. And that Elgin is now a cripple.
I understand that they didn't know, but their initial decision wasn't quite right. Boyd also knows from Sarah's example how this affects people and that they are not quite in the right place and will not give out information so easily. It would be much more useful to send people to follow him, rather than forbid him to leave the house. Then we would have talked to him and extracted the information
@elizavetl: on the other hand, maybe it's for the best. Can you imagine what a mess it would have been if Fatima had been found and dragged into the house before giving birth. And would a redhead get out of it in the middle of a crowd of nedopovituh and onlookers behind the wall? 🥳😁
@Hidji: The redhead got out of Fatima in a non-working condition. Perhaps, before getting into the tunnels of the smile, it could have been crashed again
@id856811064: Donna)) In general, Fatima obviously got pregnant for a reason. Boyd leaked the redhead - the daughter-in-law gave birth to the redhead back.
In addition to the constant flashbacks from Lost, I was reminded of the movie "City of Lost Children", 1995. The film runs for two hours and during this time everything is clear and understandable.) I look from the Outside and it turns out that we have been collecting notes for three seasons. At some point I thought that this was the title song and the season would end with it, but no. And now we have to wait more than a year to see it again. I'm waiting.....
@elfiina: The scratches on his right cheek hint that a new attack of "monsters" will happen. It is unlikely that she got out of the city, because she needs to come to the place where she loses consciousness in order to travel back in time.
@elfiina: with this haircut, she looks very similar to the main character from Dark, is there also time travel, coincidence or just a reference from the screenwriters?
@elfiina: What if, because of Julie, some events in the future got mixed up? Suddenly, the wound on her cheek is exactly the wound that is now on the cheek of the guy who taught her to drive (bad memory for names, sorry). Perhaps she has learned to see the events of all time points and will be able to change something. Maybe the adults couldn't fix anything precisely because they are adults. Julie is a child. Maybe she will save all these children and break the vicious circle...
After all, I was wrong, after all, reincarnation.Honestly, I didn't think that the creators would decide on this move. But I love this trail, so I'm glad. It's just a pity to wait for season 4 for a very long time.
In 1x2, a young smiley asks Julie if you remember me. Now that we know she's a story walker, she'll probably move to a time when he was still alive in the future. Although the smileys also have extras, but it would be cool if they thought everything through so much.
@ZemlyaT: This means that Julie can travel through time and see what happened. She can't change anything, according to Ethan and what we saw at the end of the episode.
Ohhh, what a beautiful series it was. I'm thrilled, to be honest. So much has happened. Even though people say it was the weakest season and series, that's not the case for me. It was a very interesting season, especially if you watch it at one time. It's just that when you wait for one episode a week, you immediately expect more. Therefore, people have the opinion that this series was not very good.
But the last episode was definitely one of the best episodes of the entire season. My heart was squeezed by such events all the time.
This series is simply brilliant. So many subtle, creepy and random things are incredibly perfectly woven into the story.
I do not even know how I will endure and wait for the next season.
@elfiina: The second season was much more sluggish and ended with virtually nothing. No answers really, at the end of the season the problem with the box was solved, which appeared in it, and the viewer did not really understand what it was. In the third season, only episodes 6-7-8 were sluggish.
@elfiina: I watched all the seasons without expectations and couldn't tear myself away, none seemed boring or unsaturated. Absolutely every episode was kept in suspense. Naturally, each series is built in such a way that the whole interesting plot is the beginning and end of the season, they are the most intriguing
@gooodvin: It's not like she deliberately went and killed someone in cold blood. 🫡 All the local rules go down the drain the moment they didn't put Sarah in the box, and even more so after all that Boyd did to protect Fatima, who killed a man
@By heart: I recommend remembering why they put a man in a box in the first season. He intentionally didn't kill anyone from the word at all, and his guilt was much thinner than that of a dumb mental.
Sarah was guided by voices, frag Tilly will be attributed to the fact that Fatima's hand was controlled by a red-haired smile))
@gooodvin: I recommend remembering that the man was imprisoned for not coming home AGAIN because he was drinking at the bar, and this led to the fact that the girl was not followed, which caused the death of two people. The guy lived in this city for a while, he knew the rules and the situation in the city perfectly well. Unlike Acosta, who killed a man by accident, at a time when monsters that look like people were torn apart in front of her eyes. So she was also surrounded by these very monsters. It was literally the first five minutes in her throat for her. What is it all about? 🤷 So we leave Sarah, who hears voices and who at any moment can go back to slaughtering people, because she saved Boyd, Fatima, in whom it is unclear what is growing and who does not control herself so much that she kills people, too, we leave, but we put Acosta in a box. This is obvious nonsense. Despite the fact that I like Sarah's character and I am indifferent to Acosta
@By heart: for manslaughter, the punishment as an execution is quite itself. Since after the start of the movement in the first season, they stopped executing - okay. But it would be better for Acosta to shut up with his joint in the form of a squinted aunt and not annoy the local authorities.
Sarah definitely has benefits. And not only in getting information out of Elgen, but also as a moral support for Victor)) So far, Acosta has only been running, shouting and screeching.
@gooodvin: the local authorities literally gave up on everyone, covered up the murder and ran to save Fatima. You just don't like Acosta and you can't admit that you're being unfair to her.🤷
@By heart: well, sort of. After that incident, I would not shine like Sarah and just tried to understand what kind of magic is going on here, so that her feedback for the night shooting would not catch up.
@ By heart: Boyd, after the first landing in the box, then said that he no longer wanted to put anyone there, and in general, from the very beginning, he said that he had built the box only to intimidate. And he offered that man not to go into the box, he offered to live in a hut, both to Sarah and Fatima, but that man decided to go into the box himself
So it's normal for you that an arrogant cop covers up his own and tortures people? Perfectly! What kind of world do you live in, what is normal for you and do you justify it? Acosta came from an ordinary world where the norm is not torture, where murders are investigated, and where there is no cult of personality of one not the smartest ex-cop
@komyn: Just in this episode, she had an adequate reaction. If for a second you could imagine the situation the other way around (that a female cop tortured someone, then Boyd would just put her in jail, shot her, beat her on the spot.) Sarah of course gave it away, a purely local madwoman in law, there is a feeling that she will get away with it in the new season. Like, what's wrong, she can be injured, but Eugene, who carefully delivered Fatima to her Family Home, can't do that.
@KratoFear: So Boyd is like a local leader who has a monopoly on violence. It seems that some decisions can be dictated to him, so there seems to be no contradiction here. But in Madame's place, it would be wise to sit on the sidelines and see how everything works here.
@komyn: Agree. Even when she wants to do something for the best, it ALWAYS ends up being much worse when she intervenes. He tries to get people to the hospital - locks them in a car to certain death. He tries to kill the creatures - he kills a living person. He tries to be useful - humiliates and insults the locals. He tries to help Elgin by distracting everyone from Sarah, who is much tougher than Boyd. She is the walking embodiment of the phrase "With good intentions...")
Yeah, Lost reminds me, although the creators swore that everything would be different. I hope they stop sucking the plot out of their fingers and finish on season 4. Smiley was killed and then he was reborn so that what?) time travel hello, we have arrived.
@nemocandance: I mean, to what?" you were told in plain text that these are the parents. They sacrificed their children in exchange for immortality. But we got this. Dealing with the devil is fraught, like wishing for a genie.
@Hidji: I remembered the movie Wish Fulfillment 2. Where there was a girl in the store and wished to always remain young and beautiful. As a result, Jin turned her into a mannequin, well, as if he fulfilled a wish, no one specified the details)))
If we draw further parallels with lost, what if the Grandfather is from Rendez-move? Of course, this does not explain its power, but what if the company is engaged in tracking reincarnations and delivering them to the Outside World?
Checkmate to those who threw cons at the theory that Tabitha was Victor's mother in a previous life and proved that she was his sister. It was obvious in many details this season that she was a mother.
I don't know how, I'm happy with the finale. Jade and Tabitha were together in the last incarnation, minus the husband (goodbye Jim), so next season we can expect the development of their couple
Smilers live forever and are reborn, as they sacrificed children to the demon. I liked this explanation too.
I wonder now where the city itself is located. And all the other characters in the series who were they in their past lives?
Julie will probably be able to travel through time, which is also an interesting twist
On the one hand, I am glad that they provide answers. On the other hand, I'm not happy with HOW they give them. This season there is too much "tell, don't show" - like in this episode Fatima is like this "I saw what happened here, she showed me" - CAN WE WATCH TOO? Like with Tabitha, at least they show us her visions so we can make sense of them. But Fatima is just in words "oh, I don't know what was here". And the topic with Ethan is exactly the same when he tells Jules who she is. I thought at least there would be a phrase in the spirit of "it's like in a book that I read", or something like that. No, he's just like that. You can travel. Thanks, but where did you get this from, man? Won't you share it with us? And it happened several more times during the season. This is a lousy spelling, apparently due to budget constraints. According to the plot, that's about what I thought Tabitha was there, only I thought she was a child of mb, and here it's like reincarnation. And if she sees Miranda as her past life, apparently all of Jade's visions are the same soldier from the First World War - this is also him. It turns out, given the explanation, apparently they were against the sacrifice of children in a previous life, but the children were killed anyway, just like them, and now they are returning there to save their souls. About the fact that Fatima will give birth to a smile - well, everyone knew it, in my opinion, from the very beginning. Just that it will be a redhead - yes, a good move. It turns out that the woman in red is the hostess (?) The city that promised immortality to the smilers? In all this concept with them, it confuses me that they are dressed in a modern way. An ice cream man, a nurse, etc. If they have donated children there for a long time, the clothes are knocked out. Well, or is the team of smiles replenished over time so that new townspeople also sacrifice their children?
@Jmann: the previous cycle was in the 70s, at home in the style of the 70s (there was a calendar for 1971 in the room where Elgin was tortured), apparently the smileys also dress up accordingly.
@Jmann: everyone complained for 2.5 seasons that the characters did not discuss what was happening with each other and did not share their findings. This season, they began to share, and the plot progressed.
The Smile has some kind of form update obviously sometimes. The same applies to the city with outlets and a playground. There is some kind of update.
It turns out about a year and a half before the new posts of whiners that nothing is interesting! The series is the best! Everything should develop even more slowly in order to stretch the buzz longer!
Another, perhaps important, observation, not mine. The defibrillator and the bed or whatever it is where Henry was lying in the ambulance were created by Mabuse. There is such a forgotten character as Dr. Mabuse.
Catching a smile is not... Blowing up tunnels is no good. But torturing Elgin is a completely different matter. He hardly even resisted. Boyd, of course, disappointed. If you're such a hero, catch one smiley and torture as much as you want. Or leave him with Sarah for half an hour, and he would even admit to something he didn't do. And most importantly, Fatima gave birth and is resting, everything went well. So Elgin was tortured for nothing? Boyd's preparation for torture amused him) He laid everything out slowly, sternly tried to stick a nail in, couldn't, looked at it thoughtfully and put it next to it) Jade is generally surprised — she also plays the violin so beautifully. And his claim is appropriate: "Ankui, Ankui! Tell me in a human way, what do you want from us?" Jim died like a hero, saving his daughter. Eternal memory to him. Would Julie try to save him again? Reincarnation, time travel, daytime yellow smile — the most interesting thing has just begun, and then the end of the season. Eh...
@driveshaft: When Sarah came in, my heart skipped a beat, but I hoped she would just talk. And then she looked at the screwdriver. God save Elgin, I thought. After all, people are not inferior to the smilers in bloodthirstiness and ruthlessness. However, those at least only got out earlier at night. And how do you live under the same roof with Boyd or Sarah now? They might ask you something, but you won't answer - that's it, minus one eye at once.
@voronrun: Well, Victor said she was the scariest person in town. She killed Toby, killed her brother, facilitated the murders of the nurse and Kenny's father, tried to kill Ethan, put out Elgin's eye. In general, it is unclear how it will be raked, there should already be a whole queue in the box.
@Hidji: For worms— it's to Martin. They still can't stand amulets, so you can stuff them up to the hilt in all the holes. They like to sleep during the day, so the torture of insomnia will do. Sunlight, apparently, is also dangerous for them. In general, you need to try different ways and be smart. And Sarah has already proved that her imagination is fine, she will be able to find an individual approach to everyone.
@voronrun: It was all a cunning plan by evil forces to break Boyd. The voices in Sarah's head told her that they would not be able to save Fatima in time, but we already know that we should not believe them. Fatima would have survived anyway, but Boyd broke down and began to torture Elgin. PROFIT!
Can I have a story with Randall and Mariel already? Well, something besides the random and severe torments of Randall, and Mariel, who is remembered when extra hands with honey are needed? I really hope that next season their lines will be more developed, because it is no longer possible to look at how they suffer and no one cares about it.
Boyd and his torture. This is a terrible hypocrisy on his part. The scenes with him were terribly disappointing. The Holy Father was again the voice of the audience at this moment
@By heart: As a viewer, I have voted for landing on an Elgen bottle for the last few episodes. The fat liar deserved his reward.
Boyd was just a little weak. For a long time, he gathered his strength and just gave Elgen a hammer on the paw once. Too kind. Sarah did all the dirty work.
@gooodvin: how much Elgen infuriates us and even what he did does not justify at all how Boyd acts and how everyone around stands calmly and listens to the torture of a man🫡
@gooodvin: At this rate and reasoning, they will soon be no different from monsters. In fact, Boyd brutally tortures a kidnapper who has problems with his head/voices in order to save a murderer who has problems controlling aggression/something inside her. The difference is that Fatima is his family, but Elgin is not. So it turns out that the monsters broke him after all, since he forgot all his principles and the speeches he was making about the importance of everyone and unity.
@By Heart: and there is. The little people in the series will gradually get angry. The natural development of a situation when someone dies in each episode, and not 96 nights without incident. This is another topic with a shortage of food pushed by the screenwriters, it may come back. And if the boss in yellow dissects between the houses during the day, then it will come to Elgen's carcass.
In fact, everything "cruelly tortures" came down to "once fucked on the arm with a hammer ", after which he merged with the topic. Sarah helped Boyd keep the white raincoat))
Judging by your comments, you are one of these people. It looks like you have some big problems with overweight people, a love of torture and a lack of logic. And most likely you are sitting on your couch, wiping your fingers in the blood, scribbling comments about how cool it is to radically solve everything, but in the end it's all just your wet fantasies.
@coco_kaka: lol, the worries for body-positive black people came running) I imagine what a howl it will be when the First Law of Abercrombie is filmed.
It's more interesting for me to watch on the couch when there is movement in "From the Outside, and not as in series 6-8, where even the camera does not move.
She literally worked as a policeman, and naturally she would protect or interfere in such cases. It would be strange that, on the contrary, a cop does not interfere, and does not protect citizens. At least that's how it is for me. Or is there something I don't understand?
Fatima is lucky that she gave birth, and she is fine. Otherwise, the hatch is open, all the monsters are there, they could have killed.
Boyd is a kapets, of course, his tower was demolished so much that he has already used violence.
I feel sorry for Jim kapets, he was a good man. And I hope that he will not die, and he will be saved 😪 But it's unlikely, but there is hope. They can't just let such a character go.
They will probably show us the moment where Julie really returns to the alien, and maybe she can save her father and this will be a great ending. But of course it's just a hope.
I wonder what will happen to Randall next, for a reason, all these crickets. There's something going on with him.
It is also interesting how we will discover a new character and how he appeared - the man in yellow.
@elfiina: "Why do some people hate a cop girl?" "you don't know anything, Jon Snow!" same. She doesn't know anything, doesn't understand anything, she's been here two days, but she's been trying to teach others how to live.
The boss in yellow may be forgotten for the season. Only Julia from the future knows about his existence. Unless, of course, "yellow" after Jim's murder goes on foot to the city to kill extras.
@gooodvin: So the commentator is right about this being her job. It's just that you have nothing to do but accuse her of sticking her nose in anywhere.
They used to drive Randall, Jim, Jade, etc. like that, and now she is. This is not surprising
@gooodvin: Well, maybe the powers that be in this city should have given her answers instead of yelling at her for trying to do something? Because conventionally it looked like this Acosta: - Can we do this? Boyd: - Do you think we didn't do it?!? Who do you think you are here??
Yes, she is hot-tempered and irritable at times, and she is not fully aware of everything that is happening, but she tries. Besides, she's a cop, she still has the ideals and laws of the real world in her head, not what this city has turned into.
@lavinati: Randall has obvious communication problems, he survives and experiences his problems on his own, hence the lack of popular love. I think the skin is interesting with its cicadas. In the third season, the writers lowered Jim to a completely useless character (minus the clue with the notes), who does nothing but whine and swear with the rest. In the first season, he was just among those who moved the plot forward. They obviously prepared Jim's drain so that the audience wouldn't get upset, it was predictable.
I assume that Acosta will outrage the masses next season against the bad power of Boyd and Donna)
@By heart: no one owes her anything. Questions should be asked politely and correctly, and not run and yell. Kenny explained the situation to Acosta in an accessible and polite way, but she did not want to follow his advice. Instead, Acosta tried to steal the seized (for the case) barrel with cartridges from Boyd's desk, hehe.
She's not a cop from this precinct. I've been here three days and I can't understand that I'm no longer in Kansas.
@elfiina: This season, it felt like they wanted to drain Jim. In fact, the character was prescribed so that the viewer's sympathy began to subside. He evokes very different emotions in season 1 and in season 3. So I doubt that he will be resurrected.
I laughed a lot when Jade yelled at the sky that he didn't understand anything and someone should already start speaking words through his mouth. The creators are trolling the audience again. And when the child came up to Tabitha and everyone froze in anticipation, and she was back with her ankui, I also laughed a little, but then it was super cute and touching. But also the position of the camera in the frame with Jade was also interesting, as if we were the observers who decide their fate. I am so glad that Jade and Tabitha are essentially the main rescuers, because they are my favorite characters. And I'm glad if there are more of them. The move with the birth of a smile is very clever. But interestingly, it turns out that they were promised eternal life and it works, but they are not really people and do not enjoy their shape (the scene with the mirror), and they also became bad and this is their job (by the way, I think that the new-old smile will be in modern clothes). And no one promised Tabitha and Jade anything, but their life is cooler: to live in naruzha for 30 years and then try to spend about a year inside. The ending is super, the truth is the way of Darkness. All the relatives, everyone is trying to save each other, but it's impossible, because everything is built on pain and suffering. I hope they will show us the original sacrifice and why the city became magical.
@romashkaerm: as I understand it, he said before that they were digging a hole in vain, and immediately at the end he repeated this phrase. And also, his phrase "you have to pay for knowledge" is interesting
The melody paralleled well with the opening of the hatch cover, as if the box had been opened, and you might think that it was she who caused the birth, but most likely she served only as a trigger for memories, because children had run around and asked to remember before, but it was not remembered without a melody. The question is who encrypted the music, because a local could just record the score. I'm sorry, but when Tabitha said that she and Christopher were among the children, did she mean Miranda and Christopher directly, or even more past versions of them? It's just that Miranda has a husband, and if she hooked up with Chris in parallel, gave birth to him, the child grew up... how much time has passed... and it's also a mystery why the yellow suit charged Jim for Tabitha's pit, because it's a pit... Tabitha, not Jim? So far it sounds like a typical male hit-and-run "watch your woman"), and if this is for guessing about the notes, I would say so, otherwise it's like this... Well, with the loss of Jim, I am conditionally reconciled to the idea that Tabitha/Jade is conditionally banned.
How good and beautiful is the scene with the birth of a redhead, which is shown to us exactly after the words about eternal life, which you can guess right at the same second. But the move with words about eternal life is just helpless, it sounds like a mummy midwife decided to keep the woman in labor informed and, purely out of courtesy, showed scary pictures in between contractions. They would have depicted visions to Fatima, because she gives birth in fulfillment of the contract. In general, a disproportionate amount has been piled up in this series, and at the same time the most key information is given in words - the viewer, there is nothing to look at, here's a brief squeeze for you. Against the background of how less significant things are spread out throughout the series, it looks like a natural mockery.
@Isidora: She meant their first incarnation in this place, then they were called differently. But the viewer doesn't know these names, so it's easier to explain through Miranda and Christopher. It is unlikely that they interacted much in the last incarnation. Most likely, they never remembered, since the Boy in white did not directly tell Christopher that he had already been here.
@Isidora: Why did the yellow suit charge Jim for Tabitha's pit, because it's a pit... Tabitha, not Jim?" I think the point of the presentation is to hint that they are continuing the conversation from the end of the first season. When they tried to send a signal for help and got through, Tabitha just failed
@MargoZaitseva: Boyd is clearly going off the rails, the dead priest tells him about it, although he himself insisted on putting the man in a box. Moreover, they are almost all interested on Fatima's side, and puffy is just new and means nothing to them.
Dr. Mabuse is a fictional literary character created by Jacques Norbert. Mabuse is a psychoanalytic doctor, a brilliant and ruthless criminal, a card player, a master of transformation and a phenomenal hypnotist. Nothing is clear, but it is very interesting 🙂
In the dry end, Boyd will have to try very hard to fix what he did, the hypocritical bastard, his son, in fact, the same way, Donna, of course, disappointed a lot Sarah yes, it seemed to be a pity for her, until she showed even more dark inside, now it's doubly unclear how she feels about her, so Victor was right about you being the scariest in this city.; It's amazing that Jim was finally able to come up with something useful from the first season, somehow Fatima doesn't care, to be honest, her character has gone somewhere wrong since the attack of the smile on the colonial house, and does not cause sympathy It's a pity for Randal, if he's ready to fry his brain, then the situation is really deplorable, and he wants to sympathize more than these clowns from the father-son-daughter-in-law bunch
Well, are you one of those who knows in advance that in any stressful and ambiguous situation you would have done the right thing and not deviated from the principles regardless of the circumstances?
@id972349034: Everything is possible, but since you voluntarily take responsibility for everyone, you have no right to make exceptions, otherwise you are not a full-fledged authority, but just a little bit.
@id743674393: I wonder, and from what does it follow that an exceptional decision cannot be made in an exceptional situation? (not the one Boyd found himself in, but in general, in principle)
You understand that the ideal fair system you are talking about requires the creation of an apparatus of opposing bodies regulating each other's work, within a system where people are engaged in matters that do not create a conflict of interest for them. And is it worth explaining that the creation of such a device in Fromville is not possible due to various factors?
In the case of a system from one sheriff (sometimes + assistant) to a town of several dozen people, whom everyone will hate regardless of the decisions they make, because there are many decisions to be made, there are no ideal ones and there will be disagreements on each, it is impossible to be a spherical fair authority in a vacuum.
In my opinion, the people who are blaming Boyd: 1) you have never been in the place of a person who needs to be responsible for many; 2) they have no idea how they themselves would act, not only in his place, but also in any other extremely stressful and ambiguous situation, in which their relatives also have a role;
And if the first property is widespread due to the statistically low probability of being in such a position, then the second, it seemed to me, should be eliminated in school literature lessons, in communicating with people and when watching other films and TV series.
Unfortunately, as the comments on this series have shown, people with adolescent maximalism of the type "here I know how to do it! I would have done the right thing!!! * beats himself in the chest *" ready to pour insults on a fictional character who tried very hard, but he failed. A fictional character that they seem to have in common with the people in their own lives that they had pinned their hopes on.
@id972349034: plus sign. In Fromville, in general, with such a contingent, only two systems can exist: dictatorship and anarchy. It is extremely difficult to imagine other forms of management there.
@id743674393: what a dark interior. It was essentially Sarah's self-sacrifice. The poor girl has a hard time living in the Outside, in fact she is an outcast. And then she takes on Elgin's harsh torture. It's a very powerful scene. And not even in the sense that she put out the guy's eye with a screwdriver, but that she actually went to such an act.
Well, plus, you can say as much as you like that everything was bad without Boyd, and that's it, but firstly, you can't endlessly ride on old merits, and secondly, if you introduce rules, then you have to follow them yourself, because nepotism will not bring good
I'm even offended that since the middle of the season I've been talking about Boyd and his background, the same thing, but I get dislikes and bans, and now there are so many consonants already at the end of the season.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, I returned to my comment on season 1, episode 8. It turns out that the first theories that came to us were correct. The ongoing cycle and rebirth. I haven't let go of Tabitha's bracelet since the first season, because it was hers). We are waiting for the next season🫡
Finally, we have answered the accumulated questions, but there are still a lot of interesting things left for the next seasons. How the world works, where electricity comes from, what is the role of Ethan and Julia, and how to finally get out of there.
Smiley is alive, hooray!
And Tabitha and her three ex-husbands would feel strange, one was cut off, two remained 😂😂
@KatrinVamp: Given the often true predictions, Victor's folder will not live to see the finale either, and she will remain with Jade, to the delight of everyone who has been shipping them since the second season.
@KatrinVamp: yeah... Yes, and the guy is good in himself, he is always ready to help, but he does not climb where he does not need to, and he gives good advice to everyone. There aren't many people like that in Fromville.
@Hidji: Victor's father is clearly doomed, but he has not fulfilled his role in Fromville yet. It wasn't for the hugging scene alone that he was dragged in
In the very first minutes, he laughed appreciatively when he introduced a new round of arguments about Tabitha being Victor's mother). If everything hadn't been decided by the end, then many people would have been pissed off))). Then he broke up with Boyd when his ghost (who is most likely crazy) turned out to be more sane and reasonable than the sheriff himself. At the same time, he also got rid of Elgin's torture, but Sarah burned it off, of course. And yet I was able to grieve because of the banal move with the birth of the expected child, even though I said in advance that it was too predictable. Jim... Okay, what's there, we were all waiting for this and managed to reduce the character from quite normal in the first season to the level of one of the most infuriating (Fatima could also be included in his kit). But I liked the rest. We closed the season very well, for which there were so many complaints due to stickiness and boredom. And by the way, it already seems that in the dispute between those who say that the screenwriters do not have a complete picture of the further plot and those who consider this system to be outlined in advance (as in Darkness), the second chances of winning have noticeably increased.
@Hidji: it is foolish to assume that the screenwriters do not have a plot, especially now, when the AI is ready to rivet 100,500 plots in a few minutes
@KatrinVamp: but you've seen a lot of comments saying that the screenwriters themselves don't know what's going to happen next). Although two years ago they said that 5 seasons were planned, if they didn't close on the way.
@QueenOfGems: by the way, by the way, recently there was a flash in the news about some kind of test. Readers and critics were given a sample of several literary works, some of which were written by a neural network. And her work was rated higher😐
1) only Jim began to benefit with a hint about the notes, and not to be offended and not to take out the brain of Tabitha and the others, and immediately died🥲
2) well, now it's clear where this chemistry between Tabitha and Jade comes from))
3) and the red-haired smiley was spectacularly born, of course! and immediately began to smile😁
so many things were shown during the series, that would always be like this!
What is the Twin Peaks man in yellow? Jade and his cry of the soul: "can you say that besides fucking Ankui" can not Is Ethan the creator? and Julie has an interesting role, but a sad one. Congratulations on turning her into one of the most interesting characters Oh, I can smell the overthrow of power next season. Acosta, go ahead. Boyd disappointed, I'm sorry , and it's not for nothing that Tabitha and Jade so chemized the redhead-smiley - comeback of the year in season 4, I would like to focus on crickets in my head, and for everyone to talk, more youth, more smiles and I can't look at Boyd, Fatima and the gang
@Aizen-88: sticking something behind an eyeball is a fairly well-known torture procedure from ancient times. A Tajik from Crocus won't let you lie. The question is, where does Sarochka come from in the topic? Using a screwdriver for the eye is rude, of course.
for some reason, I thought that as an option, her voices could give an answer for harming him (although from here it is not profitable for anyone, x7y knows in short 🤣
@starpolyarnaya: There is a theory that this is Hastur, the King in yellow, the patron saint of shepherds. He hates people, can possess a person, whisper, drive them crazy.
No one seems to be writing, but for some reason I am encouraged by the lack of any meaning in Fatima's pregnancy. Okay, what is it - they found out that smiles are immortal, but this in fact does not affect the plot in any way! Well, that is, if they really tried to kill them all 3 seasons, or at least develop attempts, we, as viewers, would now say "oh horror, the heroes are in danger" But no, this is an absolutely empty plot move, which, apart from knowledge about their immortality, does not give anything, and we could get it in another way
@Allisoon: Ultrasound showed that the smile was not hiding in the uterus, theoretically it turns out that a man can carry it, although where to get it from is the question.
@Allisoon: and perhaps the fact that Fatima is infertile also played a role (either to torment Boyd, but maybe there is still a point in her inability to have children)
@ElenaCookie: Boyd's punishment is possible. He killed a red-haired smiley - Fatima gave birth to him back. They also advertised at the beginning of the season that the task was to break Boyd. If the support group hadn't jumped in time, Fatima might have died or been captured.
@ИнтeрecныйФиллep: so that all the women of the city together would then perform a sex reassignment operation on the man who killed the smile. Let him give birth himself😆
I understand everything, but this is not a series, but a clickbait — you are given new information at the end of the season, promising that there will be answers in the next one. And they, of course, will be;)))))) Worse than the procedural — at least at the end of each episode, mediocre actors reveal something. And here...
I'M ALL RIGHT. "Smiling" with the whole family))) The most difficult episode of the season. From the beginning to the end in tension. Thank you for giving at least some answers, but we poured in new ones. A daywalker, or just a local Tyrant with superpowers? What kind of daughter-in-law is for monsters? Who gave birth to them before? It looks like a Resident and a corporation that deals with mass psychosis and the creation of monsters. It also seemed that the characters were silent about something important right away, in order to initiate this dialogue later and extend the timing. There are many things that could have been avoided or reached it faster if there had been no "oh, nothing" and "remember, so that's where I saw..."
@nowatcherrr: the boss is smiling and daylight is not a hindrance, as it turned out. I wonder if talismans help with it. It also raises questions about whether he personally came for Jim or would go on to nightmare the city so that it would be fun to live during the day.
It is stated directly that the smileys were people who sacrificed children for eternal life as part of the ritual. They are born again, apparently, only in the case of shooting by lucky people. The fire didn't seem to be tested on them particularly, well, or lock them somewhere in a room with talismans and wait for the sun to rise, if there are any other ways of influencing them.
In the first two seasons, the characters hardly shared information with each other at all, this season is downright wild progress
@gooodvin: maybe he didn't even come for Jim at all, but for Julie, who fell out of nowhere with a desire to fix the past in the name of a better future. We don't know exactly how Jim was supposed to die. Fait accompli: it should. The man could have appeared forcibly, as a last resort, and now will disappear before the end of season 4 :D
@Lanzi: Judging by the dialogue, it's more like Jim. Jim did not stop his wife from digging a hole, he prompted Jade with the notes. As a result, Tabitha saw the children for the first time, and Jade did not go crazy. And for "evil" everything did not go according to plan, the new cycle may not start
I also think that the guy in yellow will not intimidate residents and that he appears only on "important business". I wouldn't classify him as a smiley at all, he seems to me a bit like a creator. What I disagree with is that Jim helped his wife and Jade and because of this, things did not go according to plan. Miranda drew it, so she has already dug to a similar place many times before, and if this is the "default" level, then in the next seasons there should be something new for this Universe)
@Sinsajo__: It's not a fact that they've reached him many times. Perhaps she painted a man in yellow based on the memory of the first night (this is also indicated by the fact that in the picture he is much younger and with a scar).
But what is known about him means that he has already appeared in some of Miranda's incarnations and he is not an "ordinary" smile, which she did not draw at all
Well, OK, we are waiting for the continuation. My sneakers will probably fly at me. But finally this hysterical male was leaked, he infuriated me for 3 seasons. 😐
@Monomir: It seems to me that the actor who plays Jim is tired of this sluggish story and he is -I'm tired, I'm leaving! - Well, OK, you will not participate in the development of the plot, you will just run after everyone, hysteria and annoy everyone! And in the end, you will be cut down by a chanson performer in a yellow suit...
We were afraid that it would be Lost, but we got Darkness. It will be a great disappointment if the same theory is implemented here that, whatever you have changed in the past, it has already been taken into account in the future. Although it follows from Ethan's words that it will be so. Maybe Julie needs to go back in time and prevent an accident. Stand somewhere on the road and turn the cars around so that they do not meet with a fallen tree.
@Zelther: Overall, it has been a painful season for me. It is clear that all the secrets will be revealed towards the end of the series, but the content between them should also be of high quality and interesting. I even imagined that the actors tied not Elgin to the chair, but the screenwriter, demanding to tell him at least something, they say, episode 10, we don't have any more time. Perhaps it's all about the writers' strike, but it's kind of petty to devote almost the entire season to the tale of how the queen gave birth to a son or daughter in the night, and not a cat, not a dog, but a scoundrel smile.
@marinablau: I am also interested in this question... considering that everything is tied to the past, it is unlikely that this particular Boyd did anything to annoy them, most likely his previous version, and in general the figure of the sheriff, who always spoils everything for them. By the way, have we been shown who was the sheriff before? Could it be, I don't know, Martin?
@Zelther: KMK is, on the contrary, about the Future. Like, everything is already going to happen there and the present (for us viewers) cannot be changed. Or you shouldn't change it. Boyd and the rest of the untouchables will probably do something very necessary for smiles in the future. "a good ending to the series" can serve as some kind of "wrong action" that will break the predetermined future
@Zelther: After this episode, it's more like this: Monsters want Boyd to have a cuckoo and he killed his son. Then he will join them and everyone will live happily ever after)
Well, it's a good season. It's better than the previous one. The only thing I really didn't like in this series was this stuff with "I saw that", "I remembered that ". For three seasons you've been messing around and in the end you didn't show, but * talked* these pieces of the puzzle through the mouths of the characters. Why did they decide not to shoot these scenes, but just to get off with replicas. You could easily have scattered the visions on the series — people would have set up theories at the same time.
I was glad that Ellis was not stupid and guessed that Elgin was a fool. The fact that Elgin is also religious is such an ironic cherry on the cake, of course. I'm afraid to imagine what will happen to Sarah next. Boyd, as usual, will get off. He has a story armor (especially since Perrino is also a producer here), smiles don't eat him, worms don't take him, the local law is also on his side.
Press F for Jim. At least some benefit from the man, I remembered about the octave. How fortunate that Jade can play the violin. But how did "angkooey" transform into "remember"? Did I miss something, or did the screenwriter hit his face on the keyboard and the word typed itself?)
I laughed when Jade screamed at the sky. Well, we are.😅 We are shipping Jade and Tabitha now not from scratch, but because it is a spike with a story. Literally.) I understand that in all the visions Jade and Tabitha see themselves in different cycles. It turns out that they get to the city again every time, because every cycle they fail to save the children. Like, karmic debt, unfinished business, like ghosts.
Judging by the ending, Julie is trying to influence events from the ruins. And, of course, according to the law of the genre, it will only get worse, right? Also the man in yellow. 🤪
Well, it's not for nothing that I still shippered Jade and Tabitha. No wonder everyone who is with me on this ship will rejoice))
But the next season is in 2026, of course they are pleased... I was damn glad that at least this series comes out every year. now I only have "slow horses" left every year
I don't even know how to respond to a comment. I don't want to like it, because I'd rather find out what's next. You can 't get a dislike either , and you don 't want to wait two years either
@as_andreas: everything is complicated there, the information in different sources is too contradictory. Somewhere they say that it will be released in the spring of 2026, Somewhere that it will be released in the fall. I even saw the option that they would divide the season into two parts spring-autumn. We'll have to wait for a more precise date.
By the way, an excerpt of the new series was attached to this episode. I was really glad that the final was going on for an hour and twenty. The series is called Earth abides. Kind of curious, about the extinction of humans
@New2018: Yeah, I thought it was a piece of the next season and waited for GG to get to the tree. And it turned out that this was an advertisement for a clone of the Walking Dead 😅
I don't get it. If the residents of the town sacrificed their (?) as children for immortality, then how did the old versions of Jade and Tabitha die and be reborn (if their child was still sacrificed and they became immortal, which is confirmed by the rebirth of the Smile)? Or did the udybaks, who became immortal, use other people's children, one of whom was once the child of the former versions of Taby and Jade?
In general, they really dragged it out and it looks like the end of the first season in order to be interested in watching the 2nd, but here, sorry, it is already unjustified for the 4th swing. Probably, directors and screenwriters like how the fandom builds theories 😅
By the way, everyone hates Jim for no clear reason, the whole season, although he behaves quite adequately for a person without visions and signals from this place. It is logical that it infuriates him when his wife, instead of explaining, leaves forever with the words "I can't ...", "Not now ..." or even with a shocked mad look, just keeps silent. I think his death was stupid and unnecessary, unless they want to "marry" Tabitha and Jade (I think it's inappropriate at all). In general, Jim was angry and furious justifiably and I don't understand Haight, he was just shown against the background of Jade. That's why everyone took it that way.
So far, there are more questions than answers again, because they have thrown new riddles with Julie, with the guy in the yellow suit, and the old ones like with the trio chained to the wall, with spiders, how trees work, etc. have not been solved.
The third season really consisted of 90% filler episodes, although there may have been micro-hints.
By the way, I also saw the Easter egg for Mabuse, again it was inserted into the last episode, but it is more like a partial reference, a reference to the cultural heritage of horror, the atmosphere, than semantic
And, well, Elgin is the most impotent in the last series (before that, Fatima was infuriating). I'm glad Sarah took matters into her own hands. Although in fact, as I understood it, there was no threat to Fatima in any case. I just wonder what kind of corpse was in that room before Fatima…
@Sinsajo__: I don't like Jim from the very beginning - I have alarm bells ringing for his smiles/facial expressions/gestures/reactions - he is dangerous. If you look at his interaction with other characters, he always presses, he always doesn't care about the rest. Very often he is too physical, or leaves too little space for interlocutors, and aggressive. He never admits his guilt/blunder, his wife / other person is always to blame (but not the one who is more aggressive or strong). In this series, for example, the banal, he does not understand, and at the same time grabs his wife and shakes. And I wonder if the director purposely makes him so disgusting from the very beginning, or is it that he and the screenwriters have such a perception of the right man. But, Anyway, I would walk around an actor a kilometer in real life, it hurts him to have all these reactions and situations to face.
@Sinsajo__: The Smileys sacrificed their children, and at the same time Tabitha-Jade, against their will, and as a result became physically immortal. and Tabitha-Jade, having lost a child in the ritual, became spiritually immortal, being forced to endlessly be reborn, find themselves in the city, and try to break the circle. as a result, the ritual is fulfilled, the desired is received by everyone, but in different forms and with different goals
@Sinsajo__: Jim actually had conversations on the phone without a wire and a radio session (apparently with the guy in yellow who killed him). That is, it cannot be said that he did not have signals from this place.
A good series. Well, at least some clues. However, it is strange that some things were thrown around for a whole season, and then Fatima just said something with her mouth, which was also explained to her. At least Jade and Tabitha were doing something. At the same time, they remembered something anyway, as if on click. But it was funny when Jade was yelling at the truck. I love this dude, he has such normal human reactions. And he played the violin for a reason.
Boyd turned out to be a hypocritical asshole after all, and it's great that the priest told him about it. In general, as we wrote above, you have already suspected Elgin, you see how he collected junk as if he was going on a hike, there would be no way to let him get out and follow up, but no, our active man's hands itched. Prick. They also rolled Sarah back, just so that his hands wouldn't get dirty so much. But I was starting to like her (
In general, it was clear that if a baby asks you to eat rot, lick corpses, drink blood and wet people, then it is unlikely that anything good will come of it, and you have to be stupid to believe that it is an angel.. Which, of course, doesn't excuse Boyd. There will probably be a riot next season, and I hope he will not get away with it and at least fly out of office, so that past achievements will not save him. Otherwise, all his animals are equal, but some are more equal. Fuck such justice.
It was an interesting turn with Julie. Can I also connect Marie and Randal there? I like them both, but both are like furniture all season. They would have made friends at least. They hugged very nicely.
And so it's a good season. I'm glad they extended it.
@Me-wow: You write as if they forced Sarah to torture the kid themselves. Her act is strong, it's self-sacrifice. And the fact that Boyd is an asshole became so clear when he hid Fatima for murder. Everyone is equal before the law, but someone is more equal. And it 's good when your relative is the sheriff and the authorities 🤡
I think that most of the inhabitants, one way or another, are the reincarnations of the souls of the smiling ones who gave up their souls when making a deal with a demon. Since then, their souls have been reincarnating and methodically entering this branch of hell. After all, some suffer and have to take some lessons, and some just have to smile and/or lessons for others.
why, why do they end the season like this?! this is not fair: and suddenly I will not make it to these 2 years. bozhemoyubeytemenya I want to know: how all this will end and let it not be lost 2.0
Well, I can say that I personally enjoyed the season, and even very much Many answers were finally received, but the ending of this series confused me a little.
Fatima gave birth to that red-haired smiley, whom Boyd then killed by passing the worms. Did it happen that this was also a moment of some fragment of the past? Well, like they showed how Smiley was born then, but now he's dead anyway. Or maybe he was reborn after all. He was basically different from everyone else, but now I have even more questions about him. My brain notably exploded at that moment
And this grandfather in yellow, I didn't quite understand who he was. At first, for some reason it seemed that this was Victor's father, but when he was shown closer, I immediately remembered that grandfather from the ruins who gave the worms to Boyd. But even here it seems to me a mistake
In general, the end significantly confused me and there were even more questions...
One thing I realized for sure is that Julie returned to this moment of history from the future, trying to somehow change it. Speaking of Julie, I think Ethan knows more than he seems to know. Actually, for some reason it seems that he is the boy in white. And anyway, somehow he very quickly gave out that Julie was a plot walker...
In general, there are even more questions than answers
A great season, a great ending.But I've already lost the habit of such tough cliffhangers. Now sit and wait. They just started giving some answers. The nature of this place has not really become clearer. I agree that little Tabitha and Jim should have a big role in all this. Not only is he fumbling for the rules of the local Game, but also the son of a reincarnating half-smile. I'm sorry for Jim. Throughout the series, he caused mixed feelings - sometimes sympathy, then outright irritation, but he definitely did not deserve to leave so quickly. Apparently they will force a couple with Jade.
Were Julie and co tortured because they are timestrewellers? And are the parents of the other two from the same place?
And here there seem to be more clues to the fact that this place is material, but on the other hand, here the heroes naturally communicate with some evil and some with kind souls, where some try to break and others to elevate and it still resembles some version of the afterlife. I sincerely hope that the authors really have a thought-out story right up to the finale and we will see it to the end.
@ekko: obviously, the creators of the series specifically made Jim an infuriating character in season 3. In the first season, he was like a hard worker, trying to find a way out, in the second season I vaguely remember him. And in the third, they made a hysterical woman out of him, so that they could cut him down later..
@Sherry_Mo: because her first incarnation was a woman who lived with the same people who sacrificed their children. These people have become smilers. She didn't sacrifice her child, she tried to save all the children.
I suspect that the phrase "you shouldn't have let your wife dig a hole" was not a reproach that you let your wife do something, but a reference to the fact that it was his voice from the radio during a thunderstorm.
The season was very delayed. I'm watching now from the first and in a row. I really liked the first one, there was dynamics, the second one had already started to slow down, and the third one... In any case, the series is interesting and mysterious. I will be happy to watch the sequel.
That's exactly what I thought. And the eye would be intact, and they would figure it out faster. However, it is clear that everyone already has a canteen whistling
@id856811064: Are you watching the series or what? Sarah had previously realized that the voices were deceiving. Boyd went to her because he understood that something similar was happening to Elgin, what was happening to Sarah.
@Zelther: Are you watching the series or what? If you are watching, why not really write a situation that was shown in the series, from which you concluded that Sarah is not mistaken? I saw in the series that the voices told Sarah that if she didn't kill the boy, her brother would die, she didn't kill the boy, her brother really died, in this situation everything came true. And which one didn't come true? What was shown in the series that you realized that yes, the voices are really deceiving, did Sarah understand everything correctly?
@id856811064: reread the dialogue from the beginning. It wasn't about the truth/untruth, but that Boyd realized that Elgin had a similar situation with Sarah. The point is that they understood that it is impossible to believe and trust the voices (regardless of whether they are telling the truth or not), they will not help to get out and will only make it worse. Therefore, tracking down Elgin, who is prompted by voices, is a pointless idea.
@Zelther: I reread it, everything is exactly the same as when I first read it. "The point is that they understood that it is impossible to believe and trust the voices (regardless of whether they are telling the truth or not), they will not help to get out and will only make it worse" - the point is that they understood the word" it is possible use it when it comes to thinking, analyzing the available information, and in this case you should use the word "believe", as far as I understood your statement. That is, you believe that the voices will not help you get out and will only make it worse, although you do not see any facts confirming this, it is not necessary, this is the meaning of faith. That's just not clear to me " regardless of whether they are telling the truth or not), they will not help to get out". How's that? That is, even if the voices are telling the truth about helping to get out, they still won't help to get out. But if they don't help you get out, how can what they help you get out be true?Therefore, tracking down Elgin, who is prompted by voices, is a meaningless idea - yeah, and torturing him too, as we saw at the end of the series, the mummy simply took the born something and left, if Alice had not guessed that Fatima was kidnapped by Elgin, he would have just gone to the basement and released her.
@id856811064: explain what the truth /untruth has to do with it, what does it matter in the situation that was discussed (was it worth following Elgin, who believes in a lady in a Kimono)? The fact that Boyd and Sarah don't trust voices clearly follows from this episode.
@Zelther: your interlocutor stubbornly insists that if the boy had been killed, then everyone would have been happy. Even knowing from the last episode who the smileys are and that something evil is clearly running everything in this city. Most likely the creature to whom children were sacrificed). And that now everything will be fine after Fatima's birth too))). Of course, the voices did not deceive and the redhead was born for the better. It's naive, of course, to believe in such a thing, but everyone has the right to a point of view.
@Zelther: Well, you're talking about voices. I don't think it matters at all. I personally think that even without any voices, people behave as usual, and not every time the opposite of the previous one. If you don't remember, Boyd is actually not a policeman, but a military man, and not the one who went to a hot spot for 6 months, and then went to work as a civilian, and spent his whole life in wars. And the military does not investigate anything and does not follow anyone. They are used to other methods of information extraction. Boyd acted as he was used to and would have acted that way regardless of any voices.
@Hidji: "And that now everything will be fine too after Fatima's birth))). Of course, the voices did not deceive and the redhead was born for the best. - Well, it was shown to you personally in a special episode that if Elgin had not locked Fatima in the basement, then she would have given birth not to an evil redhead, but to a kind Negro. And I've only seen 10 episodes for ordinary mortals, and there's nothing there to suggest that everything would be perfect if she continued to roam freely around the town.
@Hidji: I'm arguing that the characters know who's lying and who's not. Yes, without faith, how can you even argue about faith? If you don't know something, but only believe it, why the fuck argue about it? This is the stupidest stupidity.
@Zelther: So what if he wouldn't have gone to Sarah? I wrote that he would not have guessed it, but would have acted the way he was used to. What does Sarah have to do with this?
@id856811064: Why did he go to Sarah? Because voices used to talk to her. Moreover, Sarah told him and Alice that the voices said they would not make it and laughed at them. It is therefore foolish to deny that the characters did not take into account the factor of Elgin's connection with the otherworldly.
@Zelther: What's all this about? What I'm saying is that Boyd is acting as usual, as he's been used to all his life. In situations where there are no votes, he also behaves according to military morality, not civilian morality. When his wife shot people without noticing him behind, he didn't take the gun away from her. Or will you say that he thought that voices were talking to all the dead? When he sent people to look for Fatima, did he warn them that she was unable to control herself and could kill them? No? Why? Did he think that all these people could hear voices? When he came out of the woods, carrying unknown bullshit, he warned someone, consulted whether he should, maybe, live separately for a while, check what would happen? Does he ever consult with anyone? No, it's not. He's just a military man and he acts like a military man.
@id856811064: All I'm saying is that there's no point in keeping an eye on someone who's being helped by something otherworldly. And it was not for nothing that they showed us that Boyd, assuming that Elgin had voices like Sarah's, went to her.
The ending is straight tough! Finally, they showed the culprit of all this game. Maybe it's the devil who decided to become the director of a kind of reality show?) To be honest, of all those who died here, for some reason Jim is the most sorry. He was really the most adequate throughout his stay and tried not to lose his head. I was just protecting my family. Maybe Julie will be able to save him after all? Boyd broke down after all.. I don't think he'll continue to be the local sheriff after all this.
@cs75: to get Henry back, she saw the bottle tree, the bracelet, Miranda's drawings. All this helped her to remember. Or is he not as kind as he seems and prevented her from seeing something at the lighthouse
Now I would like to learn more about the sacrifice of children. Their own — yet not literally their own, but the children who are in the group at all? What should the childless, who wanted to live forever, do? Apparently, to "borrow" from the disinterested
It's just a breakup of everything. I don't know who writes there that this season is about nothing, I personally was on pins and needles, and the last episode is really good. It is very interesting what will happen next.
Awesome. For some reason, it was not obvious at all about the sacrifice of children for the sake of immortality. And it turns out that no matter how hard the inhabitants try to kill the monsters, even if they succeed, they will still rejoice. Accordingly, it is necessary to solve the root cause, cancel the agreement. And here it is clear why they said that the main thing was to save the children. If the children are released, they will no longer be a victim of this place.
According to Julie with a new hairstyle, it is clear that she returned to the past through this arch after a while, if she is in cuts, then I think at some point a complete mess will begin there.
There is a feeling that Boyd has also reincarnated, otherwise he found the talismans for a reason and the monsters want to break him. Perhaps he somehow confronted them at the moment when everything was happening. Actually, it's probably the same story with the others. And the question then is why the city is like from the 70s.
Uff damn, it became more clear about the system of this place at least. I wonder what it embodies, to whom the sacrifice was presented?
The lady in the kimono is clearly not smiling, perhaps she is as the first lady or as the head of this place. The man in yellow broke the rules of nightlife, looks like the main one there and is very angry.
Here's another thing about the fact that there are characters from past centuries, but the city is like in the 70s. Victor is the last survivor from that period, now he is also alive and the city is not changing. Perhaps there is a connection.
Huts with pillars like from old pagan cults are also interesting, about what and to what.
In short, the season has come to me personally, I got used to the speed of narration in the first seasons, I did not expect any popcorn. But there was not enough tin, after all, there was no such anxiety as in the first two seasons.
It will be funny if next season it turns out that the mascots have never worked, and this is a multi-move of monsters to re-arrange the massacre, and reset the village to destroy all the people when they learned too much information
Thanks, of course, to the screenwriters for the answers, but the pitch.. They just dumped it at the end of the series, without unnecessary explanations.
I think there will be at least 2 more seasons. And in 2026, the series will have to be revised, because the events of previous seasons will begin to tie up..
How slowly Tabitha talks. Just clarify the situation in a nutshell before you run off somewhere into the woods. The others, in this case specifically your husband, also deserve to know what's going on. A frank flight of thought from her mouth, and even in parts of some kind. Joffrey Baratheon was not as infuriating and annoying with his behavior as Tabitha was with her speaking. Her speech can be tortured in prisons. A screwdriver in the eye is not as scary as listening to Tabitha's monologues throughout the season, and even more so in its last episode. Okay, Victor, it's like he's psychologically stuck at the age at which his mother and sister died. So even he will explain what he was thinking, and sometimes he will show you. This one will run around all season and throw snatches of phrases. At about the same level, a cop throws up, I don't remember what his name is, but at least the character was specially created for this. Miss know-it-all, I'm law and order here, I'm shooting civilians here and leaving a handcuffed man in danger, Bat Anyway is smarter than all of you put together. Okay I am glad that Fatima is still alive. Did she have a new smile? Or is this one more perfect than the previous ones? The theme with the running smile from the flashbacks has not been revealed. I hope that next season the writers will listen to the audience and accelerate the pace of the series a little with bright events. And finally completes it.
@krashunicorn: in some episode it was said that before the smileys ran and screamed terribly, and after the appearance of the mascots they changed tactics and now they just go and lure everyone out of their houses.
By the way, I fully support Tabitha. She talks half the time like that cat from the meme video: No no no no no no no... Oh no no no no no no no..."
Oh, these creators of the series, so that they could be shown their salary all their lives, how it grows, accumulates, gave advances of $ 100 every week, but they did not give it to them completely. The same way they serve the plot to the audience.
@Kentavr: There is a balance in Fromville. Newcomers come after the death of one of the old ones. The bus (the tail of the plane) arrived at the end of season 1 after the massacre in the fornication hut.
In the second half of season 3 (after the arrival of an ambulance with a policeman and Victor's father), only Tilly and Jim died. Maybe Elgen won't get over Sarah's work either. That is, there may be some beginners, but literally 2-3 people.
@gooodvin: Well, after the ambulance arrived, you yourself set such a condition for some reason :) In total, we have in the red: Chan Shen, Tilly, Dale, Jim and that aunt in the window, God give me a memory of their names. In total, we have a plus: Acosta, Victor's dad and two paramedics, who drove off immediately.
@Kentavr: I completely forgot about the extras shot by the cop. It turns out that the balance is minus 3. So someone has to come in new next season. One or two cars.
In general, I noted for myself that if you look at 1.5, then in principle it is normal. The plot is certainly intriguing. The theories have already been set up so that there is not much to add. The only thing that I haven't seen in the comments yet, but it seemed so to me right away. It was Julie from the future who found herself in the current time and wanted to warn Dad. Since the real Julie and her brother are building theories in a cafe.
By the way, do you remember in one of the episodes Ethan went to the toilet in the diner and Jim waited for him for quite a long time before the meeting. This scene was shown in such detail. I think he met Julie from the future there, she told him something, they apparently tried to change the course of events so that their father would not die, but they most likely did not succeed, since later Ethan says with great confidence that Julie is just a plot walker and cannot change events
@linnlilu: the more interesting question here is how her brother knows this, it is very strange for such a small kid to give such definitions and abilities
In the OSD, the guys focused on the game Dungeon and dragons, so they kind of understood the setting of the game, the world from the inside out, the monster.
Immediately, the kid gives out a definition, finds the rules. How does he know that? From what kind of fairy tale..
@ИнтeрecныйФиллep: He's a fan of the Kromenokl fairy tale. The whole first season is just about her, and she finds a lot of parallels. Maybe he's comparing? (But I adhere to the theory, which was written about here in the comments, that he is the author of Fromville)
Fan theories have been confirmed 👍 don't ask which ones, there were a lot of them 😅
But of course it's a pity that Fatima still gave birth to a smile. Somehow it was predictable, they immediately began to write about it.
But now they have revealed to us who the smilers are. Well, the main handsome smile is back 😁
The appearance of a man in yellow pajamas was a little disappointing. No, he's a charismatic, scary character, but now, as if Evil has acquired a face, and in fact it comes down to finding the leader and killing him.
Three seasons have passed, but the riddles are still a wagon and a cart. Let's hope that season 4 will be the last, and all the secrets of Fromville will finally be revealed to us.
The series is becoming a new lost. they throw a couple of dice per season, pull as much as possible and merge the characters. at this rate, a couple more seasons and a disastrous finale is guaranteed. the third season was about nothing at all, after the first two, except that they killed crazy Jim, revealed the secret of the children and returned the smile.
@goodhoopoe: Spoiler alert, in the end they were all in purgatory just like in lost. It is clear that these dodik screenwriters have already started the old hurdy-gurdy in full. If in season 1 I was waiting for a sequel, in the second I hoped that it was not like in the lost and already wanted it to be finished since I was not interested in milking the plot, then after 3 I already fucked up with this new lost. It's boring and weak, even the actors in the game can be seen in the video and can't play normally, such nonsense is illogical. The melody doesn't matter
I have so many questions, so many incomprehensible things. 1) Let's say Tabitha and Jade once lived and really did not want to give their child in exchange for eternal life. This would be logical, because then there would be only 14 monsters, respectively, 7 children. BUT. They didn't agree, but they're reborn anyway, but then why aren't they monsters? 2) why is this town excluded from the world? Where's the motel? 3) why do other people come to this town? Let's say the whole bus got there, just because one person out of all of them has to influence the fate of the town. And what about those people who didn't influence her in any way, why did they get there? 4) Why are the wards preventing monsters from entering? 5) who is this man in yellow and why can he walk during the day? 6) we were told that monsters kind of sleep during the day, but when smiley was born, it was day, and they were all present. How's that? 7) if the numbers on the tree add up to a melody, then why did Tabitha with a piece of paper with numbers enter the tree and go out in the city, and that dude in series 7 went into the tree and ended up in the pool? We thought these were coordinates, but now it doesn't add up. Let's say even if only Tabitha can walk into this tree and come out unscathed, then we were just shown this so that we once again realized that she is special, so that she could see the house where she used to live?
All this smacks very strongly of the new Darkness. I was delighted with it, the idea was cool, but I watched it all at once, and I understood what happened from where and when. And here the new season will be released in a year, by which time I will have forgotten everything a long time ago.
>1 It's not a fact that 14. Maybe some family wasn't complete. And there are obviously more than 14 of them, besides, there are very young ones who were hardly parents. There is a possibility that the curse has covered all the inhabitants, killing the children. >4 The drawing matters. Maybe as part of a curse, a reminder of what they did. >6 Victor has already woken them up twice in the afternoon. Maybe they're like the trolls in the Hobbit, petrified by sunlight. Or glow like Evard Cullen. >7 Victor said in the first season that you never know where you will be thrown into a tree. You can be close, you can be far away, you can get stuck in the mountain.
- it is logical to assume that they were not part of the deal, for one reason or another, and the source of their immortality is different, conditionally - the good beginning of this place
3) " And what about those people who did not influence her in any way, why did they get there?"
- apparently as a feed for smiles
6) " we were told that monsters kind of sleep during the day, but when Smiley was born, it was day, and they were all present. How's that?"
- well, no one said that they have to sleep, people also usually sleep at night, but they can not sleep at will. Plus, there have already been examples when they woke up in the afternoon, they just apparently can't leave the caves
7) "Tabitha with a leaf with numbers entered the tree and came out in the city"
- Tabitha got out near the lighthouse
"Let's say even if only Tabitha can walk into this tree and come out unscathed"
- so Boyd, Victor, Julie have already passed through this tree - and everyone remained unharmed, there is clearly something else here
@thnbhd: 1) the topic of Tabitha and Jade's past lives is not disclosed further in the last episode, this is clearly a joke for the next seasons 2) the area under the curse, the trap town (lets everyone in, does not let anyone out) is included in the curse package. The motel is probably in the same place as the electricity source. The city itself resembles a decoration for deceiving travelers 3) some are clearly chosen / rebirth, who are attracted there by this place, the rest are stupidly extras for meat 4) the curse clearly has a very ancient nature, apparently some kind of opposition from the ancients 5) "the boss". Mb is the demiurge of this place, or maybe just the caretaker. This is also clearly a 4-5 season theme. 6) they stay awake at night, sleep in caves during the day, but on a special occasion, apparently, they can wake up. The smile was born in a cave, where they are clearly protected from exposure to the sun or something else 7) the version about coordinates was a dead end. Either the tree has a router that triggers at a certain time and/or for a certain person, or a randomizer, or someone from the local higher forces manually directs the movements.
And as usual, there are more and more questions, fewer and fewer answers. Yes, something has been told this season, but how does it advance the plot? A lot of moments were just shown casually, for example, the village where they found food, with charms that they focused on, and 3 stones nearby. They were never returned for the season. This is just one example. It is still amazing that the characters do not communicate with each other about what happened to them (and as if in a situation where you have so little information about what is happening, this is the most important thing). Boyd and Julie were in the same place at the same time, in that place in the ruins. I wonder when they will find out about each other?) It turns out we are waiting for the next season, I really would not like all the answers to be revealed to us in the last episode of the last season
An incredible ending: 1. As I understand it, we were shown exactly how smiles are born, if my memory serves me correctly, then Boyd killed exactly the smile that has now been reborn. 2. The grandfather in the jacket, it seems to me, is the main villain and what promised smiles an immortal life. I don't find any other reason why he ended up in the past with Julie. 3. Sarah, of course, breaking bad, surprised me once again. 4. Having read people's guesses, now I am also inclined to believe that Ethan has one of the key roles, which he himself does not yet guess. 5. I am glad that we have finally been given answers to many questions. 6. Julie's ability to move through time surprised me, before that, in principle, it could have been guessed based on previous episodes, but in the finale it turned out to be a surprise for me. 7. I wonder how far in the future Julie came to her father. She said that everything will start now, but judging by the new hairstyle, she is not from the near future, which means that now everything will definitely not die out. 8. The series does not cease to please, I hope it will not slide like LOST in the last two seasons.
What a slag. It's funnier just to watch how you see a secret meaning in every bush. In fact, it will not be connected in any way. I hope it was postponed for 2 years, so that it could be closed later
Boyd was made an idiot by giving a stage crutch, but Elgen's torture could have been avoided. Just follow him where he goes with his backpack and that's it. No bloodshed, no unnecessary casualties.
In fact, for three seasons already released, it's almost not a pity for anyone at all, but it's only curious to follow the storyline of Victor and his father. And you just get tired of guesses and additional turns. Sorry.
@Jack__Slater: perhaps they didn't consider following him because they just didn't think that he would suddenly decide to leave somewhere? Were you waiting for him to leave the room to pin him down, but did you not expect him to come out and go to Fatima?
@Jack__Slater: I assume that Victor's story was slowly leaked. Because he's like this: what should I do at all, why is this all? As if before that he could help the characters move further in the plot, and now they know more about him. Then it will only be necessary to keep track of his relationship with his father
Damn, I don't want to watch these standard time travel videos. Well, such head-on, I mean, movements. I remember in "Darkness" everything was around too, and then BANG, she was in the kitchen with a compass with a different hairstyle, too, like, and also in the last episode, I was like, "Iuu, let's go without this." Another moment, it was necessary to come up with such a clear bob to cut in such a place, how is she going to fit?From a practical point of view, the solution is so-so)
Tabitha is making me nervous) "I can't! I went, " I think, "Damn, you bastard, if you don't say anything normal, I'm leaving!" I wanted to move into Jim and shake her harder!
In general, I had a direct unpleasant feeling before watching from the fact that I'm going to look right now, and they won't reveal anything there and they'll throw up more questions, but no, I'm satisfied, phew! I won't itch much while I'm waiting for the continuation, and even if it doesn't happen all of a sudden, I'm fine) I'm really happy with the series!
So, you get it, right? The man in yellow is the same person with whom Jim talked on the radio at 1(?) the season when the tower was built on the roof!!! He still told him something like "Tabitha shouldn't have dug that hole," as she did right then. What kind of person is this)
Now I definitely believe that the series is from the creators of Lost, who at one time stretched an excellent series for 120 seasons, when it needed to be stopped at 3m. So here, there will be a warming up of the Goyim until the rating drops, with some kind of ending to the level of the Game of Thrones finale. It's a shame in general!
What a Cool series As I understand it, Julia is now a time traveler, however, she will not be able to change anything. That is, sometime in the future she will want to save her father from death, but instead she will just see it with her own eyes Interesting. We are waiting for season 4. 3 was much more cheerful than 2. Thanks to the creators for this
Did I understand correctly that Smiley was reborn, almost like Voldemort? But there are 12 notes, and there are more than 4 octaves on the violin, how did he choose the melody like that? And anyway, what does the melody have to do with it? Will the melody scare away smiles? A series about the transmigration of souls, did I understand correctly? And how did Tabitha get pregnant at all, did I miss even? And how did Tabitha know that they were sacrificing children there? Did a necro-geisha whisper to her during childbirth? Or an epiphany? And the mysterious trapdoor in the floor turned out to be simple... Another entrance to their catacombs? How will the Glazov girl and the black guy, who is not the most gifted with intelligence, continue to live? Like, well, it was and it was, but forget it. As they say, who remembers the past... And the guy with the transplanted and always perfect hairline is there? Ie. here he heard cicadas, wanted to do ECT for himself, he was stopped and... Is that all? And Victor was looking for a ventriloquist's doll, he found and... That's it? Seriously? And wait 2 years now?) Dad died there at the end without buying anything (about like me), a decent end to the season.I think the actor just said how tired I was of everything, I went. The screenwriters are like, well, OK. Let your grandfather soak you in the forest! Throw stones at me, but the season is complete nonsense, they just invent absolutely any incoherent stuff on the go. How is the sudden appearance of superpowers in general? One like Phoebe from the enchanted became, a boy like from 6 senses, a girl like a fuck ... And this screensaver also infuriates, which every time for 5 minutes with the saddest song, steals airtime. Whether it was the case in the lost...
@By heart: Well, if you just give birth to children. To give birth to as many as they killed. There will be a natural reincarnation. Plus or minus it will collapse and the curse will fall off.
Please explain how exactly the notes were encrypted in numbers? I tried to understand from Jade's explanations, but the order of the numbers does not match the order of the notes on the keyboard. In my mind, do is 1, do# is 2, re is 3, and so on, but it doesn't fit with the piece of paper that Jade was holding. And what do the inverted numbers mean? How did Jade figure out the order of the leaves?
@SofiyaMesropyan: it's kind of like a Chinese musical notation (I learned to play using it as a child). Digit = note, i.e. do = 1, re = 2, mi = 3, etc. Inverted numbers probably mean an increased or decreased octave, although this is usually indicated by dots. And Jade heard the melody in his head when he started sorting through these leaves, he said so himself
I drop the burden, if I live to see the highlights on YouTube at the end of 2026, I advise everyone who doubts the same thing. I can +- understand when there are 24 episodes per season in a series - a filler is needed, but here 10 episodes every 2 years, and should they be pulled too? lul. __ An appeal to @driveshaft, do NOT READ the rest, I warned: hello friend! I haven't seen many of the series you're going to watch, but I can help with one! I just recently watched Only Murders in The Building, while the memory is fresh: In the first season, the killer is the saxophone player Jen, Charles's girlfriend, and at the end of the season Bunny (the owner of the building) will also be killed . In the second season, they investigate who killed Bunny - she was killed by the assistant to the podcast host from Ohio (such with a streaky haircut, by the way, she is the missing Becky) in the third season, the killer, the son of a female producer, pushed the victim into an elevator shaft. in the fourth season, the stuntwoman Sazz was killed, replacing Charles (it was obvious from the first episode, but still.) the killer is a writer with a fake beard, an Asian. have a nice viewing, I hope I didn't miss anything, good health to you, friend! you can read the rest on inside sites, or wherever you are (you don't have to answer, you're in my emergency anyway)
@N1keTLT: What's the offense? You understand that you didn't give a shit to me, but to people who accidentally came in here and caught a spoiler not for this, but for a completely different series. And the minuses were thrown at me for mentioning the events in the promo, which is shown immediately after the series, for the promo photos that mgm puts on the official website, for speculation about the imdb function, which indicates which series the actor is involved in (it didn't work at all, because Acosta was in more episodes, and the grandfather in yellow was added shortly before the tenth exit). The only real spoiler was a response to a spoiler request, which I didn't understand myself, and the comment was deleted. Everyone wants answers, but they write everything down in spoilers. It's crazy.
The last episode just got confused. I'm the only one who doesn't understand what it means that they've already been here, how it's possible. Even with the return of the characters, they would not have had time to grow up. If it were 2 and a lot of life (I'm talking about Tabitha) What?
But in general, everything is great. Nothing is clear, but it is interesting😳🤣
Boyd is quite a sanctuary, kill him already. Enrages
Sarah is a maniac, ahah. In a good way, it was necessary that Elgin, not Boyd, saw the rebirth of the monster, although if for him a mummy in a kimono is an Angel, then a smile is probably something sacred at all. Jim RIP. And yet the question is, what happened to Christopher when the boy in white told him everything? Why did this lead to mass deaths? Why did the boy in white decide that from the fact that Tabitha and Jade's current reincarnations would solve themselves, it would be able to change something?
- Tabitha's child ( the very first incarnation) died among those 7? - is the boy in white one of the dead children? - all the villagers turned into smiles, except those who tried to save the children - what about the fact that if the child is born, we will all be saved - why was this said? - there was something else in the forest besides smiles , a big spider or something else - who is it ? - why did everyone die after the white boy's words last time?
@Angelina29: "if the baby is born, we will all be saved" - it was just a deception, like with Sarah. She was also promised "kill the boy and everyone will be saved"
@Angelina29: "if the baby is born, we will all be saved" - it was just a hoax, like with Sarah. She was also promised "kill the boy and everyone will be saved"
@AnaSmit: so what? And Elgin said it would save everyone. They both spoke exactly the same way-with words through their mouths. How did you determine who has the correct information?
@id856811064: I get it - you need proof) In that case, did Fatima give birth to a child? She gave birth. So, if at the beginning of season 4 all the people just hop and get out of Fromville, then it will mean that the voices were telling the truth. It remains to wait for a new episode)
I wonder if the scriptwriters themselves know what will happen next and how to explain everything that is happening, or did they just decide to pile on the intrigues to the maximum, not quite understanding what everything will come to? 😅 The season was great, and something became known, but nothing was clarified globally 🤷🏻♀️ I wonder how many more seasons are planned for throwing riddles and whether the series will end on a logical note
To be honest, I watched the first season in the year of release for the sake of action (oh, those videos with smiles that turn into monsters), so when I started watching, I was disappointed by the slow development of the plot. And it wasn't until the middle of the second season that I caught the right mood to watch 🤌 I would like to live until 2026 now)
The annoying series has turned into an annoying one ... I hope this ordeal will end in the 4th Because it feels like the writers themselves don't know how this is going to end and they regularly sit on reddit finishing the series.
A creepy season finale and new unanswered questions. Well, at least we've made some progress. The most annoying thing is that it takes so long to wait, but it's so interesting what's next...
Somehow they have already delayed, to be honest, how interesting it was for me to watch the first 2 seasons, I was also disappointed with the 3rd, in fact, we did not learn almost anything new about these monsters and the city, the characters loitered back and forth all season, and it's time to start revealing some fundamental things
By the way, the ghostly woman first appeared in the city after Boyd freed Martin and took his blood. Maybe she came with the worms? Maybe Martin wasn't that simple? And the man in yellow chained him up and dried him with worms to turn him into a smile? Did he want to do the same with these three? But Boyd blew it all off. And that's why this woman took revenge on him through Fatima's torment?
It was expected that I would be shocked by this episode.. And so it was.. How it all turned out. First of all, poor Elgin.. but, unfortunately, this was the most effective way to quickly find Fatima ((By the way, it's great that she stayed alive.. And here's the baby.. I had a lot of assumptions about what kind of child this would be, but who he ended up being... It's just a complete mess.. the return of that smile (( brrr But then something basic began to really become clear, now it's very interesting to whom these immortal morons sacrificed their children... And what kind of man came out in broad daylight to kill Jim ((( Yes, in general, there was less action this season, but the big plus is that they gave some answers, and quite important ones, personally, my anxiety level dropped because of at least some understanding of what these creatures are, thanks really for that and from the outside still incredibly interesting!
That's what impressed me the most in this series, so this is the scene with Elgin and Sarah, for some reason the atrocities that smiles do are not so terrible than what a man did. And it's clear why she did it, she understood more than anyone how difficult it was to reach a person who had been brainwashed, but it's still creepy
God, that sucks. 0 clues by the end of season 3, it would have become clear about the rituals and the fool, and we will have to expect the 4th season by the end of 26. Are these showrunners serious?
@g1494666: I didn't see any matching theories before the drains. The only thing that more or less coincided was the assumption that everyone has their own role, Tabitha - Miranda, Jade - Christopher.
I absolutely do not understand the negative reviews about the season. It feels like we're watching different TV shows. They revealed 1 to us during the season. Who are smiles and children 2. Who are these "clairvoyants/psychics" of the visitors 3. The sheriff's daughter-in-law has been carrying a smile for more than 10 seasons " 4. It became clear that with the trinity and through them, many things were revealed as well. The season turned out to be excellent and interesting, compared to the second one, heaven and earth in general.
Personally, I was disappointed with the third season. It seems that the creators gave us some answers, for example, we now know for sure that in order to get out of this place we need to save the children, and that the monsters of Smiles sacrificed children for their immortality. But! The moment with the reincarnation of souls (Tabitha, Jade) raised even more questions, why was their child sacrificed too? (They claim they were trying to save the children.) How were they originally connected to this place? Were you born there? Have you lived? And how did this place come to be? What was it like in the beginning? Julie's second moment! Well, why this branch with time travel?! Now we will be shown a bunch of previous events that Julia will try to change. And this gives the creators the opportunity to continue the series for a very long time ((, which most likely will not lead to anything good! And we still haven't found out what happened to Mariel and Randal, have they acquired any abnormal capabilities? The season started very logically, the characters started talking to each other, discussing their theories together, answers began to appear, I really hoped that we would not be confused even more, but the hopes were not fulfilled. If I live long enough, I will definitely watch season 4, but I think it will not be the last. It will be even more insulting if the series is simply closed later (unfortunately, this often happens now. It would be ideal for me if they found out that it was necessary to save the children and began to make a plan and along the way find answers about this place, its history, etc.. and then maybe season 4 would be the final one, but these are my dreams)!
If season 4 continues to create a bunch of questions and not give answers, I'll drop it. It's like I'm being swallowed up in a swamp with no answers, just questions. I'm tired of the series.
Elgin was suspected of stealing Fatima, and no, in order to quietly follow him, no, it is necessary to torture him so that he either moves horses or goes deaf into unconsciousness, and then what will happen to Fatima?... Here he was intercepted with a bag, where there were clearly provisions for Fatima, and if he did not cooperate under torture, Fatima would be left without food, water and, very likely, even without life… Is there a brain slug epidemic at all? Do screenwriters primarily have 😀 Or do they understand that they are doing a hack, so it will do?)))
Well, I've finished watching it. III Well, I still like the series) I would even say that I like him even more) Well, yes, there are more riddles, but this is more interesting) I love riddles) The sad thing is that it will take 2 years to wait until the next season... Well, that's how it is.... I want to continue at least in the 25th year))
The premiere of the 4th season in the 26th is bullshit. It's just a rumor. It will be released as usual next year. Rather, it will be like in the case of season 4 Through the snow. They also wanted the premiere almost for 2025-26, as a result, it came out ahead of schedule. Moreover, this is only a tentative date. The news about the year of the break is an unconfirmed rumor. There was no confirmation from the creators themselves. This is a fake to fuel interest.
They promised that the season would be very moving. As a result, as always, there are a lot of events in the first series and in the last, the rest is going in circles. I really liked the first season, but after the third one, it felt like they started filming Lost again
An interesting point: the ventriloquist man was the reincarnation of Tabitha's spouse from the past, as he saw symbols, children, etc. Question: Why did he kill all the locals? The second point: episode 3-4 of this season. The voice on the phone says to Jim: "These are not your children anymore." And whose? The children definitely have ties to this place, because it was not for nothing that the voices asked in the first season to kill the boy. The children need to be rescued from the tower. But why from the tower when they were sacrificed underground? Like their souls are in the tower? (If the plot were based on the cycle of King's Dark Tower, then everything would be clear with reincarnation and time travel, and the connection between the worlds, but this is not stated as the primary source ...)
@Sorceress772: he didn't believe the boy in white, trying to figure out the symbol, most likely went crazy. And, probably, he did not kill everyone himself, but helped the monsters kill the inhabitants (opened the doors, hid the talismans, something like that). And from Victor's flashbacks, it was clear that the bodies had been gutted. It is still unclear about the children, perhaps the voice meant that Jim no longer has power over the children.
@linnlilu: Well, I didn't gut it myself, I didn't put it right. And so: it was last season. Victor said that the ventriloquist began to behave strangely, Victor's mother sensed something was wrong and told the children to hide where the ventriloquist had never seen them.
God.. This whole series is great. I had already forgotten what it was like to eagerly turn on the series, in anticipation of the continuation of the plot. There are many questions.. and I hope there will be answers to them next season..
I liked the season, finally, it was shown that there are "ours" and there are "others" (and they will tear up everyone and everything for ours, correctly Donna said that Boyd didn't give a shit about Tilly's death, but not Fatima, also how I didn't give a shit about Rendell, but not Tabitha and Jim), in general, it shows human nature well, that man is a wolf to man The traveling Julie feature is just a story engine, but if, as Ethan said, she can't change the past, what will she do to help the heroes (maybe she led Boyd to the rocks or something) I wonder if Jim will save or not (although who gives a shit about Jim?) Maybe Jade is waiting for us after all/Tabitha is a couple💜 damn, it's interesting, it turns out Tabitha has gathered both her current husband and two past ones, and even six children: her daughter and Jade, Victor and Eloise, Thomas and Ethan and Julie... That's what Jim ugandoshat was clear from the moment he began to be made this season an asshole who it was like children, always hysterical for any reason - in general, he died and died, it would be a pity if Donna or Kenny, or even Fatima, or Alice were killed instead Sarah is certainly powerful, I hope she will have a better plot in season 4 than in this one The Uprising of these Smiles is just pzdc, I'm sorry, but this is the scariest thing that has been in the series so far, especially with his smile
I watched 3 seasons in a few days. The whole viewing was a terrible nostalgia for lost, because of which, the plot twists of this series are not so unexpected. At the same time, I liked the series anyway. I hope the creators will be able to unravel everything better than they did in the lost.
Only Jim turned out to be useful, solved the main mystery, as he was immediately leaked😄 I didn't understand why they just didn't follow Elgin, he would have stopped by Fatima a couple more times anyway. Did Sarah kill him or what did she do to him? Did he tell her where he was keeping Fatima, or did she kill Elgin and the old lady told her everything? And the essence of Elgin's torture turned out to be in vain, I thought they should have time to find and save Fatima before giving birth, and so, like, she would have died in childbirth, but if she gave birth and was alive and well, then if they had also come to her after giving birth, nothing would have changed, and Elgin would have been safe (or is he alive?). But you can put it down to the fact that she urgently needs to go to the hospital after giving birth to save her life, then it was all for a reason, but for some reason no one talks about it in the series. If Julie came from the future at the end of the series and can see the plot of events, but cannot change them, does this mean that Jim is really being killed or will she still learn to change the past? I liked the move with Jade and Tabitha. It's a kind of hopelessness, we've already been here, tried to change everything, and until it works out, we'll endlessly get here. Like some kind of hell for them, maybe because they gave up their child to live forever? And here she is, eternal life, meaningless and in torment. Always trying to fix your mistake, which can no longer be fixed. In general, the series is top, I don't know why they write that the 3rd season is weak, for me it was a weak 2nd, I almost quit the series on it. And after this season, I want to continue as soon as possible. I watched the whole series very quickly, it gives off a good loss, and I wanted to review this loss. To see young Boyd and hear the crowning WOW!
I still can't figure out where Victor's sister Eloise is, if she's alive, I'm sure that's the way it is)))I'm just screaming with emotion and shock why the hell did they kill Jim the main character, he was the main fighter who wanted to find a way out, after all.Thanks to him, Julie began to dig in too...It's unfair and who was this guy at all, the same one who was talking on the radio who he was at all, he can't be one of those monsters it was the same day like .. and why did Julie change somehow her hair turned black and some kind of haircut, something definitely strange..does she really travel through time awesome, I love that damn thing!!!Probably Rendell and Mariel are also special, they have some other abilities that may later manifest themselves even more interesting to me how Ethan knew that Julie could travel through time, he probably is also some kind of special boy..I knew that Jade's chuyka that the mystery with the bottles must mean something. He won't figure it out with Tabitha..I am still shocked that she is Miranda, and what does it mean that they sang a lullaby to the children so that they would go out into the world??And with Fatima, too, it's unclear who the hell she gave birth to, and I thought it was a good woman in a kimono, but she with these smiles..Tin!!!Well, probably what came out of Fatima will play a role, I'm glad she's alive..Of course, it's a complete horror that monsters were human and gained immortality by killing their children. This is beyond understanding, it means the very children that Tabitha and Jade see..It's clear that there will be 4 seasons and I hope this series will last a very long time, it's really a masterpiece in its genre, the best thing I've seen from mysticism and horror, the writer of the series is just a genius and I'm already wondering what they came up with next, will we find out the answers in the new season))of course, it's a long time to wait until 2026, damn, I hate waiting Now I want to watch the LOST because Perrino plays there, I really liked him, I've been wanting to start for a long time, considering that from the outside from their creators I might like it))
From the very beginning, from the very first episode, I suspected that Ethan was still the main character, this world was tied to him, he just didn't fully realize it, and we were served everything in the form of the kid comparing everything to a fairy tale, nothing more.
The sequel will be released in 2026
it is necessary to oblige the screenwriters in the case of force majeure to lay out a plan for completing everything. And then damn, the world is restless, then covid. It's a war, we won't find out after all.
It was funny how Jade tried to get the kids to talk.
Why are the scenes with Victor and his father so tragic? It turns everything inside over.
Jim, it turns out, could have figured it out if he hadn't been such an asshole. It's funny that they bought the music chip on reddit only after one of the bloggers who had watched the finale in advance told about it.
Ethan, in the process, knows everything about this place, but does not realize it. You just gave it away like that - you're a plot walker.
Ankui really means remember. I read it on Reddit under the guise of theory, but I think someone just read the spoilers. Now we can definitely say that Tabitha Miranda, there was a mistake with Jade, I don't remember anyone thinking that it was Christopher. Although yes, there were hints, but no one understood.
Well, this is really a lost one. We are already being shown a flash forward from the moment Julie returned from the future at the time of her father's death.
Well, everyone who was afraid of spoilers, here they showed this naked man and the man in yellow. Did it clarify anything? No. Just more answers were given in conversations, and this is just a seed for next season.
Boyd, of course, went crazy, climbing into the den of smiles alone. There was a grandfather standing there when he was smiling, I had not seen him before.
Overall, the story is increasingly reminiscent of Elm Street. The children of the victim, the immortal something that cannot be killed, guilty parents, dangerous dreams.
I don't understand how memories of past lives will help them save their children. They didn't succeed at all last time.
And why Eloise? By age?
It looks like the last season of Supernatural.
But everyone had already forgotten about it, because the topic with Ethan went the other way.
And the creators of the series could also be inspired by the story of Ursula Le Guin "Leaving Omelas". In short, it tells about the town of Omelas. The happiness of the residents directly depends on the fact that there is one suffering and abandoned child. If his suffering is stopped, then all residents will cease to be happy. There were people who felt sorry for the child and thus were able to leave the city
Randall cicadas, maybe, just does not know how to use / manage correctly, maybe he will learn next season.
The drug-addicted nurse kept quiet about her peculiarities.
His wife and son wanted to give him a boat for his birthday, but they did not reach their destination.
Hi, I'm Ethan. 😂
Did Fatima survive? Tell me you survived! She's still alive, of course, but what's to stop her from being killed off at the beginning of next season (will the character's popularity hurt? Please, mimimi?)
The whole part about Elgin's torture is so tough, they didn't seem to show anything, but it really bothered me that no one would slow down Boyd, "everything is down" - " well, go torture him". And it doesn't bother anyone, fuck off. At least the cop's fucked up, and thanks for that.
(By the way, I'm sure she's a future couple for Kenny, because lesbian couples can't be separated.)
The fact that Ryzhulkins was born was somewhat disappointing. Everyone wrote about it, but I think it's a boring move :/ Well, okay.
Jade, Tabitha, the music, the fact that they are the key characters, these two are beautiful - well, alas, I was glad! There are questions about their involvement in the fact that children were sacrificed - why don't they smile? Did they not give their own voluntarily? Or did you change your mind later?
Jim's death was also disappointing, well, boring, which is so predictable. Oh well.
It's very interesting about Julie. And in general, I wonder how Tabitha's children are connected with this place - do they have any distributed roles too, or how? Victor, Julie, Ethan, maybe Thomas called the real one? Although Ethan said no.
And it is still unclear where the boy in white came from and what relation he has to the assembled ensemble.
In general, well, a COOL ENDING, I liked everything, I'm waiting for the sequel!
I don't know if it's more epic than the finale of the second season, when Tabitha returned to the real world, but it's definitely not worse.
Ginger's rebirth creates problems. That is, there is no way to kill them at all. Or there shouldn't be any women in the Outside World at all, so that no one can give birth.
The boy in white is Jacob, the grandfather in yellow is Smoke.)
And the smiles couldn't have been killed before, and fuck them, the way out of here is not tied to killing them anyway. Let them run.
I don't remember a damn thing about Jacob, except for his name and physiognomy, but the question of how he is related to children and their parents is still worth it.
Well, in the end it turns out that it's the devil and the witch playing cards, we already know that with:
In short, this series makes me break my brain and build schizo theories 😅
And Jade and Tabitha mb felt guilty, or maybe they were against it, maybe their child was forcibly taken away, there are a lot of options there.
And did they sacrifice their children for their own immortality? I understood that they wanted to make the children themselves immortal, a damn MYSTERY.
In general, Fatima obviously got pregnant for a reason. Boyd leaked the redhead - the daughter-in-law gave birth to the redhead back.
I look from the Outside and it turns out that we have been collecting notes for three seasons.
At some point I thought that this was the title song and the season would end with it, but no. And now we have to wait more than a year to see it again. I'm waiting.....
She came from the future to save her father.
She probably managed to get out of this city somehow.
I didn't even recognize her initially, she's dressed and looks different.,
I rewound to ~ 42 minutes, where they are in the cafe and to the final minutes - like two different people
It feels like she's really from another time.
But I love this trail, so I'm glad.
It's just a pity to wait for season 4 for a very long time.
So much has happened.
Even though people say it was the weakest season and series, that's not the case for me. It was a very interesting season, especially if you watch it at one time. It's just that when you wait for one episode a week, you immediately expect more. Therefore, people have the opinion that this series was not very good.
But the last episode was definitely one of the best episodes of the entire season.
My heart was squeezed by such events all the time.
This series is simply brilliant.
So many subtle, creepy and random things are incredibly perfectly woven into the story.
I do not even know how I will endure and wait for the next season.
In the third season, only episodes 6-7-8 were sluggish.
All the local rules go down the drain the moment they didn't put Sarah in the box, and even more so after all that Boyd did to protect Fatima, who killed a man
Sarah was guided by voices, frag Tilly will be attributed to the fact that Fatima's hand was controlled by a red-haired smile))
So we leave Sarah, who hears voices and who at any moment can go back to slaughtering people, because she saved Boyd, Fatima, in whom it is unclear what is growing and who does not control herself so much that she kills people, too, we leave, but we put Acosta in a box. This is obvious nonsense. Despite the fact that I like Sarah's character and I am indifferent to Acosta
Sarah definitely has benefits. And not only in getting information out of Elgen, but also as a moral support for Victor)) So far, Acosta has only been running, shouting and screeching.
You just don't like Acosta and you can't admit that you're being unfair to her.🤷
Sarah of course gave it away, a purely local madwoman in law, there is a feeling that she will get away with it in the new season. Like, what's wrong, she can be injured, but Eugene, who carefully delivered Fatima to her Family Home, can't do that.
Smiley was killed and then he was reborn so that what?)
time travel hello, we have arrived.
I don't know how, I'm happy with the finale. Jade and Tabitha were together in the last incarnation, minus the husband (goodbye Jim), so next season we can expect the development of their couple
Smilers live forever and are reborn, as they sacrificed children to the demon. I liked this explanation too.
I wonder now where the city itself is located. And all the other characters in the series who were they in their past lives?
Julie will probably be able to travel through time, which is also an interesting twist
On the other hand, I'm not happy with HOW they give them. This season there is too much "tell, don't show" - like in this episode Fatima is like this "I saw what happened here, she showed me" - CAN WE WATCH TOO?
Like with Tabitha, at least they show us her visions so we can make sense of them. But Fatima is just in words "oh, I don't know what was here". And the topic with Ethan is exactly the same when he tells Jules who she is. I thought at least there would be a phrase in the spirit of "it's like in a book that I read", or something like that. No, he's just like that. You can travel. Thanks, but where did you get this from, man? Won't you share it with us?
And it happened several more times during the season. This is a lousy spelling, apparently due to budget constraints.
According to the plot, that's about what I thought Tabitha was there, only I thought she was a child of mb, and here it's like reincarnation. And if she sees Miranda as her past life, apparently all of Jade's visions are the same soldier from the First World War - this is also him. It turns out, given the explanation, apparently they were against the sacrifice of children in a previous life, but the children were killed anyway, just like them, and now they are returning there to save their souls.
About the fact that Fatima will give birth to a smile - well, everyone knew it, in my opinion, from the very beginning. Just that it will be a redhead - yes, a good move. It turns out that the woman in red is the hostess (?) The city that promised immortality to the smilers?
In all this concept with them, it confuses me that they are dressed in a modern way. An ice cream man, a nurse, etc. If they have donated children there for a long time, the clothes are knocked out. Well, or is the team of smiles replenished over time so that new townspeople also sacrifice their children?
Negro.
Everyone understood everything, but to explain-"I need time!!!"
The Smile has some kind of form update obviously sometimes. The same applies to the city with outlets and a playground. There is some kind of update.
The series is the best! Everything should develop even more slowly in order to stretch the buzz longer!
Boyd's preparation for torture amused him) He laid everything out slowly, sternly tried to stick a nail in, couldn't, looked at it thoughtfully and put it next to it)
Jade is generally surprised — she also plays the violin so beautifully. And his claim is appropriate: "Ankui, Ankui! Tell me in a human way, what do you want from us?"
Jim died like a hero, saving his daughter. Eternal memory to him. Would Julie try to save him again? Reincarnation, time travel, daytime yellow smile — the most interesting thing has just begun, and then the end of the season. Eh...
I'm Martin, my parents were Martins.
After all, people are not inferior to the smilers in bloodthirstiness and ruthlessness. However, those at least only got out earlier at night. And how do you live under the same roof with Boyd or Sarah now? They might ask you something, but you won't answer - that's it, minus one eye at once.
Forgive me.
@voronrun: It was all a cunning plan by evil forces to break Boyd. The voices in Sarah's head told her that they would not be able to save Fatima in time, but we already know that we should not believe them. Fatima would have survived anyway, but Boyd broke down and began to torture Elgin. PROFIT!
I really hope that next season their lines will be more developed, because it is no longer possible to look at how they suffer and no one cares about it.
The Holy Father was again the voice of the audience at this moment
Boyd was just a little weak. For a long time, he gathered his strength and just gave Elgen a hammer on the paw once. Too kind.
Sarah did all the dirty work.
Boyd actually hesitated too long and couldn't crack the fat liar because of his softness. Sarah's a sheriff!
In fact, Boyd brutally tortures a kidnapper who has problems with his head/voices in order to save a murderer who has problems controlling aggression/something inside her. The difference is that Fatima is his family, but Elgin is not.
So it turns out that the monsters broke him after all, since he forgot all his principles and the speeches he was making about the importance of everyone and unity.
In fact, everything "cruelly tortures" came down to "once fucked on the arm with a hammer ", after which he merged with the topic. Sarah helped Boyd keep the white raincoat))
It's more interesting for me to watch on the couch when there is movement in "From the Outside, and not as in series 6-8, where even the camera does not move.
She literally worked as a policeman, and naturally she would protect or interfere in such cases.
It would be strange that, on the contrary, a cop does not interfere, and does not protect citizens.
At least that's how it is for me.
Or is there something I don't understand?
Fatima is lucky that she gave birth, and she is fine. Otherwise, the hatch is open, all the monsters are there, they could have killed.
Boyd is a kapets, of course, his tower was demolished so much that he has already used violence.
I feel sorry for Jim kapets, he was a good man. And I hope that he will not die, and he will be saved 😪
But it's unlikely, but there is hope.
They can't just let such a character go.
They will probably show us the moment where Julie really returns to the alien, and maybe she can save her father and this will be a great ending. But of course it's just a hope.
I wonder what will happen to Randall next, for a reason, all these crickets. There's something going on with him.
It is also interesting how we will discover a new character and how he appeared - the man in yellow.
"you don't know anything, Jon Snow!" same. She doesn't know anything, doesn't understand anything, she's been here two days, but she's been trying to teach others how to live.
The boss in yellow may be forgotten for the season. Only Julia from the future knows about his existence. Unless, of course, "yellow" after Jim's murder goes on foot to the city to kill extras.
It's just that you have nothing to do but accuse her of sticking her nose in anywhere.
They used to drive Randall, Jim, Jade, etc. like that, and now she is.
This is not surprising
Acosta: - Can we do this?
Boyd: - Do you think we didn't do it?!? Who do you think you are here??
Yes, she is hot-tempered and irritable at times, and she is not fully aware of everything that is happening, but she tries. Besides, she's a cop, she still has the ideals and laws of the real world in her head, not what this city has turned into.
In the third season, the writers lowered Jim to a completely useless character (minus the clue with the notes), who does nothing but whine and swear with the rest. In the first season, he was just among those who moved the plot forward. They obviously prepared Jim's drain so that the audience wouldn't get upset, it was predictable.
I assume that Acosta will outrage the masses next season against the bad power of Boyd and Donna)
She's not a cop from this precinct. I've been here three days and I can't understand that I'm no longer in Kansas.
I am so glad that Jade and Tabitha are essentially the main rescuers, because they are my favorite characters. And I'm glad if there are more of them.
The move with the birth of a smile is very clever. But interestingly, it turns out that they were promised eternal life and it works, but they are not really people and do not enjoy their shape (the scene with the mirror), and they also became bad and this is their job (by the way, I think that the new-old smile will be in modern clothes). And no one promised Tabitha and Jade anything, but their life is cooler: to live in naruzha for 30 years and then try to spend about a year inside.
The ending is super, the truth is the way of Darkness. All the relatives, everyone is trying to save each other, but it's impossible, because everything is built on pain and suffering.
I hope they will show us the original sacrifice and why the city became magical.
I'm sorry, but when Tabitha said that she and Christopher were among the children, did she mean Miranda and Christopher directly, or even more past versions of them? It's just that Miranda has a husband, and if she hooked up with Chris in parallel, gave birth to him, the child grew up... how much time has passed...
and it's also a mystery why the yellow suit charged Jim for Tabitha's pit, because it's a pit... Tabitha, not Jim? So far it sounds like a typical male hit-and-run "watch your woman"), and if this is for guessing about the notes, I would say so, otherwise it's like this... Well, with the loss of Jim, I am conditionally reconciled to the idea that Tabitha/Jade is conditionally banned.
How good and beautiful is the scene with the birth of a redhead, which is shown to us exactly after the words about eternal life, which you can guess right at the same second. But the move with words about eternal life is just helpless, it sounds like a mummy midwife decided to keep the woman in labor informed and, purely out of courtesy, showed scary pictures in between contractions. They would have depicted visions to Fatima, because she gives birth in fulfillment of the contract. In general, a disproportionate amount has been piled up in this series, and at the same time the most key information is given in words - the viewer, there is nothing to look at, here's a brief squeeze for you. Against the background of how less significant things are spread out throughout the series, it looks like a natural mockery.
Why did the yellow suit charge Jim for Tabitha's pit, because it's a pit... Tabitha, not Jim?"
I think the point of the presentation is to hint that they are continuing the conversation from the end of the first season. When they tried to send a signal for help and got through, Tabitha just failed
And now the whole bunch, including Donna.
Such double standards .
Scum
Moreover, they are almost all interested on Fatima's side, and puffy is just new and means nothing to them.
Dr. Mabuse is a fictional literary character created by Jacques Norbert. Mabuse is a psychoanalytic doctor, a brilliant and ruthless criminal, a card player, a master of transformation and a phenomenal hypnotist.
Nothing is clear, but it is very interesting 🙂
Sarah yes, it seemed to be a pity for her, until she showed even more dark inside, now it's doubly unclear how she feels about her, so Victor was right about you being the scariest in this city.;
It's amazing that Jim was finally able to come up with something useful from the first season, somehow Fatima doesn't care, to be honest, her character has gone somewhere wrong since the attack of the smile on the colonial house, and does not cause sympathy
It's a pity for Randal, if he's ready to fry his brain, then the situation is really deplorable, and he wants to sympathize more than these clowns from the father-son-daughter-in-law bunch
Well, are you one of those who knows in advance that in any stressful and ambiguous situation you would have done the right thing and not deviated from the principles regardless of the circumstances?
You understand that the ideal fair system you are talking about requires the creation of an apparatus of opposing bodies regulating each other's work, within a system where people are engaged in matters that do not create a conflict of interest for them. And is it worth explaining that the creation of such a device in Fromville is not possible due to various factors?
In the case of a system from one sheriff (sometimes + assistant) to a town of several dozen people, whom everyone will hate regardless of the decisions they make, because there are many decisions to be made, there are no ideal ones and there will be disagreements on each, it is impossible to be a spherical fair authority in a vacuum.
In my opinion, the people who are blaming Boyd:
1) you have never been in the place of a person who needs to be responsible for many;
2) they have no idea how they themselves would act, not only in his place, but also in any other extremely stressful and ambiguous situation, in which their relatives also have a role;
And if the first property is widespread due to the statistically low probability of being in such a position, then the second, it seemed to me, should be eliminated in school literature lessons, in communicating with people and when watching other films and TV series.
Unfortunately, as the comments on this series have shown, people with adolescent maximalism of the type "here I know how to do it! I would have done the right thing!!! * beats himself in the chest *" ready to pour insults on a fictional character who tried very hard, but he failed. A fictional character that they seem to have in common with the people in their own lives that they had pinned their hopes on.
Smiley is alive, hooray!
And Tabitha and her three ex-husbands would feel strange, one was cut off, two remained 😂😂
2) well, now it's clear where this chemistry between Tabitha and Jade comes from))
3) and the red-haired smiley was spectacularly born, of course! and immediately began to smile😁
so many things were shown during the series, that would always be like this!
Jade and his cry of the soul: "can you say that besides fucking Ankui"
can not
Is Ethan the creator?
and Julie has an interesting role, but a sad one. Congratulations on turning her into one of the most interesting characters
Oh, I can smell the overthrow of power next season. Acosta, go ahead. Boyd disappointed, I'm sorry
, and it's not for nothing that Tabitha and Jade so chemized
the redhead-smiley - comeback of the year
in season 4, I would like to focus on crickets in my head, and for everyone to talk, more youth, more smiles and I can't look at Boyd, Fatima and the gang
The question is, where does Sarochka come from in the topic? Using a screwdriver for the eye is rude, of course.
https://myshows.me/view/episode/18733300/#c2975536
I can't stand it for another year 😭😭😭
And I also didn't even understand who the man in yellow was?
Did Boyd have worms in his blood and are they deadly to monsters? Something like that?
Okay, what is it - they found out that smiles are immortal, but this in fact does not affect the plot in any way!
Well, that is, if they really tried to kill them all 3 seasons, or at least develop attempts, we, as viewers, would now say "oh horror, the heroes are in danger"
But no, this is an absolutely empty plot move, which, apart from knowledge about their immortality, does not give anything, and we could get it in another way
If the support group hadn't jumped in time, Fatima might have died or been captured.
And they, of course, will be;))))))
Worse than the procedural — at least at the end of each episode, mediocre actors reveal something.
And here...
The most difficult episode of the season. From the beginning to the end in tension. Thank you for giving at least some answers, but we poured in new ones. A daywalker, or just a local Tyrant with superpowers? What kind of daughter-in-law is for monsters? Who gave birth to them before?
It looks like a Resident and a corporation that deals with mass psychosis and the creation of monsters.
It also seemed that the characters were silent about something important right away, in order to initiate this dialogue later and extend the timing. There are many things that could have been avoided or reached it faster if there had been no "oh, nothing" and "remember, so that's where I saw..."
It is stated directly that the smileys were people who sacrificed children for eternal life as part of the ritual. They are born again, apparently, only in the case of shooting by lucky people. The fire didn't seem to be tested on them particularly, well, or lock them somewhere in a room with talismans and wait for the sun to rise, if there are any other ways of influencing them.
In the first two seasons, the characters hardly shared information with each other at all, this season is downright wild progress
Perhaps it's all about the writers' strike, but it's kind of petty to devote almost the entire season to the tale of how the queen gave birth to a son or daughter in the night, and not a cat, not a dog, but a scoundrel smile.
That's not clear
The only thing I really didn't like in this series was this stuff with "I saw that", "I remembered that ". For three seasons you've been messing around and in the end you didn't show, but * talked* these pieces of the puzzle through the mouths of the characters. Why did they decide not to shoot these scenes, but just to get off with replicas. You could easily have scattered the visions on the series — people would have set up theories at the same time.
I was glad that Ellis was not stupid and guessed that Elgin was a fool. The fact that Elgin is also religious is such an ironic cherry on the cake, of course.
I'm afraid to imagine what will happen to Sarah next. Boyd, as usual, will get off. He has a story armor (especially since Perrino is also a producer here), smiles don't eat him, worms don't take him, the local law is also on his side.
Press F for Jim.
At least some benefit from the man, I remembered about the octave. How fortunate that Jade can play the violin.
But how did "angkooey" transform into "remember"? Did I miss something, or did the screenwriter hit his face on the keyboard and the word typed itself?)
I laughed when Jade screamed at the sky. Well, we are.😅
We are shipping Jade and Tabitha now not from scratch, but because it is a spike with a story. Literally.)
I understand that in all the visions Jade and Tabitha see themselves in different cycles. It turns out that they get to the city again every time, because every cycle they fail to save the children. Like, karmic debt, unfinished business, like ghosts.
Judging by the ending, Julie is trying to influence events from the ruins. And, of course, according to the law of the genre, it will only get worse, right?
Also the man in yellow. 🤪
It 's a very long time to wait for season 4 😔
everyone who is with me on this ship will rejoice))
But the next season is in 2026, of course they are pleased... I was damn glad that at least this series comes out every year. now I only have "slow horses" left every year
In general, they really dragged it out and it looks like the end of the first season in order to be interested in watching the 2nd, but here, sorry, it is already unjustified for the 4th swing. Probably, directors and screenwriters like how the fandom builds theories 😅
By the way, everyone hates Jim for no clear reason, the whole season, although he behaves quite adequately for a person without visions and signals from this place. It is logical that it infuriates him when his wife, instead of explaining, leaves forever with the words "I can't ...", "Not now ..." or even with a shocked mad look, just keeps silent. I think his death was stupid and unnecessary, unless they want to "marry" Tabitha and Jade (I think it's inappropriate at all). In general, Jim was angry and furious justifiably and I don't understand Haight, he was just shown against the background of Jade. That's why everyone took it that way.
So far, there are more questions than answers again, because they have thrown new riddles with Julie, with the guy in the yellow suit, and the old ones like with the trio chained to the wall, with spiders, how trees work, etc. have not been solved.
The third season really consisted of 90% filler episodes, although there may have been micro-hints.
By the way, I also saw the Easter egg for Mabuse, again it was inserted into the last episode, but it is more like a partial reference, a reference to the cultural heritage of horror, the atmosphere, than semantic
And, well, Elgin is the most impotent in the last series (before that, Fatima was infuriating). I'm glad Sarah took matters into her own hands. Although in fact, as I understood it, there was no threat to Fatima in any case. I just wonder what kind of corpse was in that room before Fatima…
If you look at his interaction with other characters, he always presses, he always doesn't care about the rest. Very often he is too physical, or leaves too little space for interlocutors, and aggressive.
He never admits his guilt/blunder, his wife / other person is always to blame (but not the one who is more aggressive or strong).
In this series, for example, the banal, he does not understand, and at the same time grabs his wife and shakes.
And I wonder if the director purposely makes him so disgusting from the very beginning, or is it that he and the screenwriters have such a perception of the right man.
But, Anyway, I would walk around an actor a kilometer in real life, it hurts him to have all these reactions and situations to face.
as a result, the ritual is fulfilled, the desired is received by everyone, but in different forms and with different goals
Boyd turned out to be a hypocritical asshole after all, and it's great that the priest told him about it. In general, as we wrote above, you have already suspected Elgin, you see how he collected junk as if he was going on a hike, there would be no way to let him get out and follow up, but no, our active man's hands itched. Prick. They also rolled Sarah back, just so that his hands wouldn't get dirty so much. But I was starting to like her (
In general, it was clear that if a baby asks you to eat rot, lick corpses, drink blood and wet people, then it is unlikely that anything good will come of it, and you have to be stupid to believe that it is an angel.. Which, of course, doesn't excuse Boyd. There will probably be a riot next season, and I hope he will not get away with it and at least fly out of office, so that past achievements will not save him. Otherwise, all his animals are equal, but some are more equal. Fuck such justice.
It was an interesting turn with Julie. Can I also connect Marie and Randal there? I like them both, but both are like furniture all season. They would have made friends at least. They hugged very nicely.
And so it's a good season. I'm glad they extended it.
Many answers were finally received, but the ending of this series confused me a little.
Fatima gave birth to that red-haired smiley, whom Boyd then killed by passing the worms. Did it happen that this was also a moment of some fragment of the past? Well, like they showed how Smiley was born then, but now he's dead anyway. Or maybe he was reborn after all. He was basically different from everyone else, but now I have even more questions about him. My brain notably exploded at that moment
And this grandfather in yellow, I didn't quite understand who he was. At first, for some reason it seemed that this was Victor's father, but when he was shown closer, I immediately remembered that grandfather from the ruins who gave the worms to Boyd. But even here it seems to me a mistake
In general, the end significantly confused me and there were even more questions...
One thing I realized for sure is that Julie returned to this moment of history from the future, trying to somehow change it.
Speaking of Julie, I think Ethan knows more than he seems to know. Actually, for some reason it seems that he is the boy in white. And anyway, somehow he very quickly gave out that Julie was a plot walker...
In general, there are even more questions than answers
Who are they , why did they get there , what ?
I agree that little Tabitha and Jim should have a big role in all this. Not only is he fumbling for the rules of the local Game, but also the son of a reincarnating half-smile.
I'm sorry for Jim. Throughout the series, he caused mixed feelings - sometimes sympathy, then outright irritation, but he definitely did not deserve to leave so quickly. Apparently they will force a couple with Jade.
Were Julie and co tortured because they are timestrewellers? And are the parents of the other two from the same place?
And here there seem to be more clues to the fact that this place is material, but on the other hand, here the heroes naturally communicate with some evil and some with kind souls, where some try to break and others to elevate and it still resembles some version of the afterlife.
I sincerely hope that the authors really have a thought-out story right up to the finale and we will see it to the end.
"The point is that they understood that it is impossible to believe and trust the voices (regardless of whether they are telling the truth or not), they will not help to get out and will only make it worse" - the point is that they understood the word" it is possible use it when it comes to thinking, analyzing the available information, and in this case you should use the word "believe", as far as I understood your statement. That is, you believe that the voices will not help you get out and will only make it worse, although you do not see any facts confirming this, it is not necessary, this is the meaning of faith.
That's just not clear to me " regardless of whether they are telling the truth or not), they will not help to get out". How's that? That is, even if the voices are telling the truth about helping to get out, they still won't help to get out. But if they don't help you get out, how can what they help you get out be true?Therefore,
tracking down Elgin, who is prompted by voices, is a meaningless idea - yeah, and torturing him too, as we saw at the end of the series, the mummy simply took the born something and left, if Alice had not guessed that Fatima was kidnapped by Elgin, he would have just gone to the basement and released her.
To be honest, of all those who died here, for some reason Jim is the most sorry. He was really the most adequate throughout his stay and tried not to lose his head. I was just protecting my family. Maybe Julie will be able to save him after all?
Boyd broke down after all.. I don't think he'll continue to be the local sheriff after all this.
For some reason, it was not obvious at all about the sacrifice of children for the sake of immortality. And it turns out that no matter how hard the inhabitants try to kill the monsters, even if they succeed, they will still rejoice. Accordingly, it is necessary to solve the root cause, cancel the agreement. And here it is clear why they said that the main thing was to save the children. If the children are released, they will no longer be a victim of this place.
According to Julie with a new hairstyle, it is clear that she returned to the past through this arch after a while, if she is in cuts, then I think at some point a complete mess will begin there.
There is a feeling that Boyd has also reincarnated, otherwise he found the talismans for a reason and the monsters want to break him. Perhaps he somehow confronted them at the moment when everything was happening. Actually, it's probably the same story with the others. And the question then is why the city is like from the 70s.
Uff damn, it became more clear about the system of this place at least. I wonder what it embodies, to whom the sacrifice was presented?
The lady in the kimono is clearly not smiling, perhaps she is as the first lady or as the head of this place. The man in yellow broke the rules of nightlife, looks like the main one there and is very angry.
Here's another thing about the fact that there are characters from past centuries, but the city is like in the 70s. Victor is the last survivor from that period, now he is also alive and the city is not changing. Perhaps there is a connection.
Huts with pillars like from old pagan cults are also interesting, about what and to what.
In short, the season has come to me personally, I got used to the speed of narration in the first seasons, I did not expect any popcorn. But there was not enough tin, after all, there was no such anxiety as in the first two seasons.
The Weird Guy is Doctor Who
Why is he so angry?
Because he didn't have a TARDIS.
Thanks, of course, to the screenwriters for the answers, but the pitch.. They just dumped it at the end of the series, without unnecessary explanations.
I think there will be at least 2 more seasons. And in 2026, the series will have to be revised, because the events of previous seasons will begin to tie up..
At about the same level, a cop throws up, I don't remember what his name is, but at least the character was specially created for this. Miss know-it-all, I'm law and order here, I'm shooting civilians here and leaving a handcuffed man in danger, Bat Anyway is smarter than all of you put together. Okay
I am glad that Fatima is still alive. Did she have a new smile? Or is this one more perfect than the previous ones? The theme with the running smile from the flashbacks has not been revealed.
I hope that next season the writers will listen to the audience and accelerate the pace of the series a little with bright events. And finally completes it.
By the way, I fully support Tabitha. She talks half the time like that cat from the meme video: No no no no no no no... Oh no no no no no no no..."
In the second half of season 3 (after the arrival of an ambulance with a policeman and Victor's father), only Tilly and Jim died. Maybe Elgen won't get over Sarah's work either. That is, there may be some beginners, but literally 2-3 people.
Instead of Chan Shen and Dale, Acosta and Victor's father arrived, which makes 2/2.
In total, we have in the red: Chan Shen, Tilly, Dale, Jim and that aunt in the window, God give me a memory of their names.
In total, we have a plus: Acosta, Victor's dad and two paramedics, who drove off immediately.
The theories have already been set up so that there is not much to add.
The only thing that I haven't seen in the comments yet, but it seemed so to me right away.
It was Julie from the future who found herself in the current time and wanted to warn Dad. Since the real Julie and her brother are building theories in a cafe.
In the OSD, the guys focused on the game Dungeon and dragons, so they kind of understood the setting of the game, the world from the inside out, the monster.
Immediately, the kid gives out a definition, finds the rules. How does he know that? From what kind of fairy tale..
Fan theories have been confirmed 👍 don't ask which ones, there were a lot of them 😅
But of course it's a pity that Fatima still gave birth to a smile. Somehow it was predictable, they immediately began to write about it.
But now they have revealed to us who the smilers are. Well, the main handsome smile is back 😁
The appearance of a man in yellow pajamas was a little disappointing. No, he's a charismatic, scary character, but now, as if Evil has acquired a face, and in fact it comes down to finding the leader and killing him.
Three seasons have passed, but the riddles are still a wagon and a cart. Let's hope that season 4 will be the last, and all the secrets of Fromville will finally be revealed to us.
1) Let's say Tabitha and Jade once lived and really did not want to give their child in exchange for eternal life. This would be logical, because then there would be only 14 monsters, respectively, 7 children. BUT. They didn't agree, but they're reborn anyway, but then why aren't they monsters?
2) why is this town excluded from the world? Where's the motel?
3) why do other people come to this town? Let's say the whole bus got there, just because one person out of all of them has to influence the fate of the town. And what about those people who didn't influence her in any way, why did they get there?
4) Why are the wards preventing monsters from entering?
5) who is this man in yellow and why can he walk during the day?
6) we were told that monsters kind of sleep during the day, but when smiley was born, it was day, and they were all present. How's that?
7) if the numbers on the tree add up to a melody, then why did Tabitha with a piece of paper with numbers enter the tree and go out in the city, and that dude in series 7 went into the tree and ended up in the pool? We thought these were coordinates, but now it doesn't add up. Let's say even if only Tabitha can walk into this tree and come out unscathed, then we were just shown this so that we once again realized that she is special, so that she could see the house where she used to live?
All this smacks very strongly of the new Darkness. I was delighted with it, the idea was cool, but I watched it all at once, and I understood what happened from where and when. And here the new season will be released in a year, by which time I will have forgotten everything a long time ago.
It's not a fact that 14. Maybe some family wasn't complete. And there are obviously more than 14 of them, besides, there are very young ones who were hardly parents. There is a possibility that the curse has covered all the inhabitants, killing the children.
>4
The drawing matters. Maybe as part of a curse, a reminder of what they did.
>6
Victor has already woken them up twice in the afternoon. Maybe they're like the trolls in the Hobbit, petrified by sunlight. Or glow like Evard Cullen.
>7
Victor said in the first season that you never know where you will be thrown into a tree. You can be close, you can be far away, you can get stuck in the mountain.
- it is logical to assume that they were not part of the deal, for one reason or another, and the source of their immortality is different, conditionally - the good beginning of this place
3) " And what about those people who did not influence her in any way, why did they get there?"
- apparently as a feed for smiles
6) " we were told that monsters kind of sleep during the day, but when Smiley was born, it was day, and they were all present. How's that?"
- well, no one said that they have to sleep, people also usually sleep at night, but they can not sleep at will. Plus, there have already been examples when they woke up in the afternoon, they just apparently can't leave the caves
7) "Tabitha with a leaf with numbers entered the tree and came out in the city"
- Tabitha got out near the lighthouse
"Let's say even if only Tabitha can walk into this tree and come out unscathed"
- so Boyd, Victor, Julie have already passed through this tree - and everyone remained unharmed, there is clearly something else here
2) the area under the curse, the trap town (lets everyone in, does not let anyone out) is included in the curse package. The motel is probably in the same place as the electricity source. The city itself resembles a decoration for deceiving travelers
3) some are clearly chosen / rebirth, who are attracted there by this place, the rest are stupidly extras for meat
4) the curse clearly has a very ancient nature, apparently some kind of opposition from the ancients
5) "the boss". Mb is the demiurge of this place, or maybe just the caretaker. This is also clearly a 4-5 season theme.
6) they stay awake at night, sleep in caves during the day, but on a special occasion, apparently, they can wake up. The smile was born in a cave, where they are clearly protected from exposure to the sun or something else
7) the version about coordinates was a dead end. Either the tree has a router that triggers at a certain time and/or for a certain person, or a randomizer, or someone from the local higher forces manually directs the movements.
It is still amazing that the characters do not communicate with each other about what happened to them (and as if in a situation where you have so little information about what is happening, this is the most important thing). Boyd and Julie were in the same place at the same time, in that place in the ruins. I wonder when they will find out about each other?)
It turns out we are waiting for the next season, I really would not like all the answers to be revealed to us in the last episode of the last season
1. As I understand it, we were shown exactly how smiles are born, if my memory serves me correctly, then Boyd killed exactly the smile that has now been reborn.
2. The grandfather in the jacket, it seems to me, is the main villain and what promised smiles an immortal life. I don't find any other reason why he ended up in the past with Julie.
3. Sarah, of course, breaking bad, surprised me once again.
4. Having read people's guesses, now I am also inclined to believe that Ethan has one of the key roles, which he himself does not yet guess.
5. I am glad that we have finally been given answers to many questions.
6. Julie's ability to move through time surprised me, before that, in principle, it could have been guessed based on previous episodes, but in the finale it turned out to be a surprise for me.
7. I wonder how far in the future Julie came to her father. She said that everything will start now, but judging by the new hairstyle, she is not from the near future, which means that now everything will definitely not die out.
8. The series does not cease to please, I hope it will not slide like LOST in the last two seasons.
Kick me when the story is over and briefly tell me how it ended.
In fact, for three seasons already released, it's almost not a pity for anyone at all, but it's only curious to follow the storyline of Victor and his father. And you just get tired of guesses and additional turns. Sorry.
I assume that Victor's story was slowly leaked. Because he's like this: what should I do at all, why is this all?
As if before that he could help the characters move further in the plot, and now they know more about him.
Then it will only be necessary to keep track of his relationship with his father
I remember in "Darkness" everything was around too, and then BANG, she was in the kitchen with a compass with a different hairstyle, too, like, and also in the last episode, I was like, "Iuu, let's go without this."
Another moment, it was necessary to come up with such a clear bob to cut in such a place, how is she going to fit?From a practical point of view, the solution is so-so)
Tabitha is making me nervous)
"I can't! I went, "
I think, "Damn, you bastard, if you don't say anything normal, I'm leaving!"
I wanted to move into Jim and shake her harder!
In general, I had a direct unpleasant feeling before watching from the fact that I'm going to look right now, and they won't reveal anything there and they'll throw up more questions, but no, I'm satisfied, phew! I won't itch much while I'm waiting for the continuation, and even if it doesn't happen all of a sudden, I'm fine) I'm really happy with the series!
As I understand it, Julia is now a time traveler, however, she will not be able to change anything.
That is, sometime in the future she will want to save her father from death, but instead she will just see it with her own eyes
Interesting. We are waiting for season 4. 3 was much more cheerful than 2. Thanks to the creators for this
But there are 12 notes, and there are more than 4 octaves on the violin, how did he choose the melody like that? And anyway, what does the melody have to do with it? Will the melody scare away smiles?
A series about the transmigration of souls, did I understand correctly?
And how did Tabitha get pregnant at all, did I miss even?
And how did Tabitha know that they were sacrificing children there? Did a necro-geisha whisper to her during childbirth? Or an epiphany?
And the mysterious trapdoor in the floor turned out to be simple... Another entrance to their catacombs?
How will the Glazov girl and the black guy, who is not the most gifted with intelligence, continue to live? Like, well, it was and it was, but forget it. As they say, who remembers the past...
And the guy with the transplanted and always perfect hairline is there? Ie. here he heard cicadas, wanted to do ECT for himself, he was stopped and... Is that all?
And Victor was looking for a ventriloquist's doll, he found and... That's it? Seriously? And wait 2 years now?)
Dad died there at the end without buying anything (about like me), a decent end to the season.I think the actor just said how tired I was of everything, I went. The screenwriters are like, well, OK. Let your grandfather soak you in the forest!
Throw stones at me, but the season is complete nonsense, they just invent absolutely any incoherent stuff on the go. How is the sudden appearance of superpowers in general? One like Phoebe from the enchanted became, a boy like from 6 senses, a girl like a fuck ...
And this screensaver also infuriates, which every time for 5 minutes with the saddest song, steals airtime. Whether it was the case in the lost...
I hope we will not see the birth of ulvbak again😅
And what do the inverted numbers mean?
How did Jade figure out the order of the leaves?
And Jade heard the melody in his head when he started sorting through these leaves, he said so himself
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An appeal to @driveshaft, do NOT READ the rest, I warned:
hello friend! I haven't seen many of the series you're going to watch, but I can help with one! I just recently watched Only Murders in The Building, while the memory is fresh:
In the first season, the killer is the saxophone player Jen, Charles's girlfriend, and at the end of the season Bunny (the owner of the building) will also be killed
. In the second season, they investigate who killed Bunny - she was killed by the assistant to the podcast host from Ohio (such with a streaky haircut, by the way, she is the missing Becky)
in the third season, the killer, the son of a female producer, pushed the victim into an elevator shaft.
in the fourth season, the stuntwoman Sazz was killed, replacing Charles (it was obvious from the first episode, but still.) the killer is a writer with a fake beard, an Asian.
have a nice viewing, I hope I didn't miss anything, good health to you, friend! you can read the rest on inside sites, or wherever you are (you don't have to answer, you're in my emergency anyway)
What?
But in general, everything is great. Nothing is clear, but it is interesting😳🤣
Boyd is quite a sanctuary, kill him already. Enrages
Jim RIP.
And yet the question is, what happened to Christopher when the boy in white told him everything? Why did this lead to mass deaths?
Why did the boy in white decide that from the fact that Tabitha and Jade's current reincarnations would solve themselves, it would be able to change something?
- Tabitha's child ( the very first incarnation) died among those 7?
- is the boy in white one of the dead children?
- all the villagers turned into smiles, except those who tried to save the children
- what about the fact that if the child is born, we will all be saved - why was this said?
- there was something else in the forest besides smiles , a big spider or something else - who is it ?
- why did everyone die after the white boy's words last time?
In that case, did Fatima give birth to a child? She gave birth. So, if at the beginning of season 4 all the people just hop and get out of Fromville, then it will mean that the voices were telling the truth. It remains to wait for a new episode)
Tell him that we know that you know where Fatima is and torture him - yes
And why did Boyd's offer to catch one of the monsters come in the middle of the season?
The season was great, and something became known, but nothing was clarified globally 🤷🏻♀️
I wonder how many more seasons are planned for throwing riddles and whether the series will end on a logical note
I would like to live until 2026 now)
Because it feels like the writers themselves don't know how this is going to end and they regularly sit on reddit finishing the series.
Maybe Martin wasn't that simple? And the man in yellow chained him up and dried him with worms to turn him into a smile? Did he want to do the same with these three? But Boyd blew it all off. And that's why this woman took revenge on him through Fatima's torment?
- Lessa will be you Action, - said the producers.
But then something basic began to really become clear, now it's very interesting to whom these immortal morons sacrificed their children...
And what kind of man came out in broad daylight to kill Jim (((
Yes, in general, there was less action this season, but the big plus is that they gave some answers, and quite important ones, personally, my anxiety level dropped because of at least some understanding of what these creatures are, thanks really for that and from the outside still incredibly interesting!
The season turned out to be excellent and interesting, compared to the second one, heaven and earth in general.
But! The moment with the reincarnation of souls (Tabitha, Jade) raised even more questions, why was their child sacrificed too? (They claim they were trying to save the children.) How were they originally connected to this place? Were you born there? Have you lived? And how did this place come to be? What was it like in the beginning?
Julie's second moment! Well, why this branch with time travel?! Now we will be shown a bunch of previous events that Julia will try to change. And this gives the creators the opportunity to continue the series for a very long time ((, which most likely will not lead to anything good! And we still haven't found out what happened to Mariel and Randal, have they acquired any abnormal capabilities?
The season started very logically, the characters started talking to each other, discussing their theories together, answers began to appear, I really hoped that we would not be confused even more, but the hopes were not fulfilled.
If I live long enough, I will definitely watch season 4, but I think it will not be the last. It will be even more insulting if the series is simply closed later (unfortunately, this often happens now.
It would be ideal for me if they found out that it was necessary to save the children and began to make a plan and along the way find answers about this place, its history, etc.. and then maybe season 4 would be the final one, but these are my dreams)!
Well, I still like the series) I would even say that I like him even more)
Well, yes, there are more riddles, but this is more interesting)
I love riddles)
The sad thing is that it will take 2 years to wait until the next season... Well, that's how it is.... I want to continue at least in the 25th year))
Very interesting, but not much is clear(
I really liked the first season, but after the third one, it felt like they started filming Lost again
The second point: episode 3-4 of this season. The voice on the phone says to Jim: "These are not your children anymore." And whose? The children definitely have ties to this place, because it was not for nothing that the voices asked in the first season to kill the boy.
The children need to be rescued from the tower. But why from the tower when they were sacrificed underground? Like their souls are in the tower? (If the plot were based on the cycle of King's Dark Tower, then everything would be clear with reincarnation and time travel, and the connection between the worlds, but this is not stated as the primary source ...)
And so: it was last season. Victor said that the ventriloquist began to behave strangely, Victor's mother sensed something was wrong and told the children to hide where the ventriloquist had never seen them.
In this life, the same joints began to manifest themselves..
The traveling Julie feature is just a story engine, but if, as Ethan said, she can't change the past, what will she do to help the heroes (maybe she led Boyd to the rocks or something) I wonder if Jim will save or not (although who gives a shit about Jim?) Maybe Jade is waiting for us after all/Tabitha is a couple💜 damn, it's interesting, it turns out Tabitha has gathered both her current husband and two past ones, and even six children: her daughter and Jade, Victor and Eloise, Thomas and Ethan and Julie...
That's what Jim ugandoshat was clear from the moment he began to be made this season an asshole who it was like children, always hysterical for any reason - in general, he died and died, it would be a pity if Donna or Kenny, or even Fatima, or Alice were killed instead
Sarah is certainly powerful, I hope she will have a better plot in season 4 than in this one
The Uprising of these Smiles is just pzdc, I'm sorry, but this is the scariest thing that has been in the series so far, especially with his smile
I didn't understand why they just didn't follow Elgin, he would have stopped by Fatima a couple more times anyway. Did Sarah kill him or what did she do to him? Did he tell her where he was keeping Fatima, or did she kill Elgin and the old lady told her everything? And the essence of Elgin's torture turned out to be in vain, I thought they should have time to find and save Fatima before giving birth, and so, like, she would have died in childbirth, but if she gave birth and was alive and well, then if they had also come to her after giving birth, nothing would have changed, and Elgin would have been safe (or is he alive?). But you can put it down to the fact that she urgently needs to go to the hospital after giving birth to save her life, then it was all for a reason, but for some reason no one talks about it in the series.
If Julie came from the future at the end of the series and can see the plot of events, but cannot change them, does this mean that Jim is really being killed or will she still learn to change the past?
I liked the move with Jade and Tabitha. It's a kind of hopelessness, we've already been here, tried to change everything, and until it works out, we'll endlessly get here. Like some kind of hell for them, maybe because they gave up their child to live forever? And here she is, eternal life, meaningless and in torment. Always trying to fix your mistake, which can no longer be fixed.
In general, the series is top, I don't know why they write that the 3rd season is weak, for me it was a weak 2nd, I almost quit the series on it. And after this season, I want to continue as soon as possible. I watched the whole series very quickly, it gives off a good loss, and I wanted to review this loss. To see young Boyd and hear the crowning WOW!
Now I want to watch the LOST because Perrino plays there, I really liked him, I've been wanting to start for a long time, considering that from the outside from their creators I might like it))