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Killing Eve Season 3 |OT| Sunday, April 12 on BBC America and AMC
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It was a mistake to have Caroline be so doggedly committed to being the worst mother possible. It stopped being entertaining midaway through the season. It really would've been smarter to give them a tender moment in the finale, especially after that kitchen argument they had where it seemed like they were finally going to try to be a family.
Big props to Fiona Shaw this season though. Lots of standout scenes. I really only knew her from Harry Potter and that season of True Blood. She's an amazing actress.
Wouldn't have been interested in her being introduced out of nowhere simply for the sake of adding to the already meandering Twelve conspiracy, but what they actually did do with her ended up being a waste of time anyway when Carolyn ultimately wanted nothing to do with her.
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True - they could reveal that he was making it up in S4. Hopefully the new showrunner can find a way to salvage the wreckage the old showrunner left behind.
i mean the really make it stick you don't have him making it up but just only saying half truths. He tends to not lie just leaves out things like not telling Villanelle her mom was alive but telling her where Petre was. telling her to kill the wife of the accountant but not who she was or why. More or less telling her he's going to escape but not how or why (i assume so b/c otherwise she just guessed/was watching him which is not like her)
I was pretty meh on the whole season, but I actually liked the finale for the most. The Eve/Villanelle scenes were surprisingly sweet. I might not watch S4, partly because this season was such a letdown compared to the first and even the second, but also because I'm kind of satisfied with that ending on the bridge being the last thing that happens in the story.
Not really sure where the series is going but I'm curious. Still mostly enjoying it but this season wasn't as good as previous ones to me. I hope that Kenny thing isn't true because that is disappointing. The season flew by but it feels like almost nothing happened.
Weakest season so far, but the finale was cool. Eve and Villanelle's scenes were electric. Guess I won't skip season four.
Fiona Shaw is the MVP of the season. It was still stupid to kill off Kenny though.
I wish Pheobe Waller-Bridge would write another season. Even though more than half of S3 veers toward staleness, it hasn't exhausted its appeal by a long shot. The sizzle of the earlier seasons is still there in the bus scene, Villanelle's family episode, many of Fiona Shaw's scenes, the finale... there are plenty of examples, really. PWB could steer the show in an exciting direction and restore the edge-of-your-seat quality that mirrors Villanelle's chaotic personality.
Fiona Shaw is the MVP of the season. It was still stupid to kill off Kenny though.
I wish Pheobe Waller-Bridge would write another season. Even though more than half of S3 veers toward staleness, it hasn't exhausted its appeal by a long shot. The sizzle of the earlier seasons is still there in the bus scene, Villanelle's family episode, many of Fiona Shaw's scenes, the finale... there are plenty of examples, really. PWB could steer the show in an exciting direction and restore the edge-of-your-seat quality that mirrors Villanelle's chaotic personality.
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Switchblade Sisters - ‘Spring Breakers’ with ‘Babyteeth’ and ‘Killing Eve’ Director Shannon Murphy
We have another fantastic director calling in, all the way from Australia. This week we’ve got _Babyteeth_ director Shannon Murphy on to discuss Harmony Korine’s _Spring Breakers_. Shannon talks about the use of music in Korine’s film and how she used music when directing _Killing Eve_. She...
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that's good.
it felt like the series was stretching and no focus
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After the success of the first season, it definitely felt like the show kept going out of inertia rather than because they had any concrete plan or direction for the future of the series.
It's funny that the announcement said they were exploring spinoff possibilities for their rich universe. Yeah, like everyone is watching the show to see what the 12 does next.
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Heh. I wouldn't mind sly assassin/spy antics in tv form with the tone of this show, but yeah, you could say the weakness of the follow-up seasons is that they haven't found anything for us to care about outside of Villanelle being fun to watch.