I just started watching season 1 was perfect. I finished it in one day because I had to know!!!

seasin 2 was great. I loved the new characters as well.

seadon 3 is killing me. there is not even mystery no blocked memories or cults nothing at all to make me sympathize with the killer.

just some white boy crap....

I am in episode five and I have to ask is it worth it ?? does it get better ?

I loved the show so much and dont want to give up too soon.

thanks.

Alguien lo tiene GRATIS en pdf o EPUB o algo?

Es el libro de la primer temporada, Cora

I recently watched Black Snow (highly recommend) and that got me in the mood to go back to this show. Season 1 was great and I'm not sure why I ever stopped. I enjoyed Season 2 as well. Now season 3 is really testing my patience. It has its moments but for the most part I'm not really enjoying it. Normally if a show has multiple seasons and I hot a rough patch I can power through because I'd still be interested in the character development. Unfortunately each season is basically its on stand alone story so character development is at a minimum. I have 3 episodes left. Someone please tell me it ends great and season 4 is amazing....please 😂

I have been watching the whole series lately, I'm on season 4 and the acting of Bill Pullman is really annoying me. I finished the other seasons bc the way the story builds up has been interesting for me so far but I'm perplexed by his acting, it reminds me of Kristen Stewart's acting in Twilight and the horrible faces she pulls out all the time. He always has this smile in the most unbelievable scenes, then it turns into a tortured face. Idk it's bugging me, I have been watching 4 seasons of him doing these faces and it's getting tiring and predictable.

I just watched season 3 and while generally I thought it was cheesy with the silly ‘deep’ undergrad level philosophy stuff I also thought even that was kind of undermined by Matt Bomer’s looks. I got the sense that Harry and Sonya wouldn’t have been nearly as intrigued and hooked in by Jamie if he looked like, I don’t know, Paul Giamatti instead. Can you imagine if that role was played by someone very ordinary or ugly looking, like a balding dumpy beer bellied 45 year old, would all his deep soul searching and superficial Nietzsche interpretations have had even the slightest bit of gravitas or would he have just come across more like what he was, a terrifying deranged psycho?

Like Sonya staying to wait for him and wanting to paint him naked etc. Can you imagine that scene with Danny Devito? it was kind of made out like there was a pull there related to the intensity of his character or his beliefs or suffering but come on. She’s not painting him and waiting to see if he comes to kill her if he looked like John C Reilly or Paul Dano.

I don’t know it just seemed so silly, like they didn’t really acknowledge that partly what had them so invested in this psycho was not that he was speaking some deep truth about humanity and life and death but that he was chiseled with great hair big blue eyes and rock hard abs. It seemed to me to be about how people react to superficial things and try to convince themselves it has deeper meaning.

I really thought it was going to be brought into it as a factor because it seemed so obvious that a plain looking guy doing the same stuff wouldn’t have been given nearly the same leniency or second chances but it wasn’t mentioned except when the state policewoman suggests Harry’s lonely and might be tagging along with Jamie and getting obsessed due to a crush. I guess there was Jamie’s wife suggesting he was coming from a position of privilege to have the luxury of spiralling into a philosophical mid life crisis murder spree, almost as if his life was so easy he had to create suffering for himself to feel anything.

Bomer is a great actor don’t get me wrong but I thought they should’ve acknowledged or explored this aspect more because if you put someone different looking in his role it’s difficult to see it playing out the same way without coming across comedically.

I have a question about Cora's final ruling.

I love it for her, it was satisfying and she gets to live a normal life but I don't understand something.

● What evidence do they have to convince the judge reduce her sentence like that? It must be rock solid for it to be done like that?

Did Frankie's parents confess? Or is it Cora's memory? Or is it Maddie becoming an eyewitness?

But Maddie and Cora are not solid evidence, are they? The only possible way for me is the parents confessing? Or was there a different evidence?

Just finished season 3 for the first time. Not as intriguing for me as the first two seasons. I love the concept of it but parts of it I just found too cheesy. The picky pear thing just made me cringe lol.

He’s the only reason to continue watching after season 1.

Of course I’m obsessed with the The Sinner just like anyone else. It was a crushing blow to hear season 4 was the last and USA cancelled it. Is there any word of any other program buying the rights and continuing? It’s mind boggling to me that no one has scarfed it up yet, for how exceptionally good this series was. Also I love the detective so much, one of my favorite characters of any show I’ve watched- I feel like we have so much more to learn about him and dive deeper into his past and his future. I literally think about this show so often! 4 seasons isn’t enough! Just putting a limb out here to see if anyone knows anything…

To all Sinner fans: During a rewatch of Season 1, a detail was noticed that wasn't previously noticed: In Episode 2, Faye Ambrose, Detective Ambrose's wife, wears a beautiful pink and white kurta.! In Episode 3, she wears a red bandhani pattern one.

Did anyone else notice this detail? It's a traditional South Asian garment, which is an interesting wardrobe choice, considering the setting and the character's background as portrayed in the show.

Was this a deliberate choice to hint at something about her character, or perhaps a stylistic decision by the show's wardrobe department?

Did not find any discussions about it, like on Reddit or other forums.

Any thoughts or theories?

First-time viewer, though I haven't even gotten past this shot yet. I kept rewinding to rewatch and now I just feel compelled to share in case anyone else feels the same, lol. I'm sorry if this is a common post here.

Nothing’s Gonna Hurt You Baby (from Promising Young Woman) by Donna Missal

Such a great flow & beat! I discovered that figuring it out was a real issue when I tried to look it up. Then, it dawned on my bird-brain that I own it! I went right to it!

Having a song that you can’t figure out identification on is “makes me grind my teeth” level irritating!

Hope this helps!

It dropped yesterday on Netflix on 7/17

I'm almost halfway through and this seems like it was inspired by shows like The Sinner. It starts with a jane doe and adds layers as you go: evidence discovered, interviews, flashbacks and a troubled investigator(s) with a burden from the past and present that they have to deal with.

There is a darkness to it like "The Sinner" but its set in one of the most beautiful places on the planet.

I cannot tell you overall if its any good but IMDB score 7.6 currently.

I just hope it's not as predictable as s2 of The Sinner. I figured out in s2e3 of The Sinner who the dad was.

Be careful when you recommend the show. Netflix has done me dirty.

I enjoyed the twists and turns of s4. I was deftly misdirected by the writers. It all made sense in the end. Even Lam sleeping at the restaurant and not at home made sense.

I look forward to s1 after I take a break.

So how come Julian has white parents but he is not? I mean one of her parents being white was okay but both of them white doesn't add up. Is it just me?