What type of nonsense? I didn't care for them taking away the mystery of the outside. I am still interested to see where they plan to go now that there is seemingly no way to combat the virus.
This seemed like an abrupt, slightly rushed finale. I can't quite put my finger on it other than that. I'm pretty sure there was meant to be a few more episodes to the season, not just two or so but more like four or five, and COVID-19 put a stop to that, and that's why it felt the way it did, which was also a little disorienting.
But despite that, it was surprisingly enjoyable, and that's why I've given it a rating of seven out of ten instead of a six. I certainly wasn't expecting the season to end on a cliffhanger, but I guess it makes sense given that it wouldn't have made sense if it didn't end on a cliffhanger and the Candlemaker was defeated, just like that. I wonder if it still would've ended like that or relatively close to what we got if the season didn't get shortened. Even so, I'm mostly glad that the season is over.
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@legendaryfang56 there was only one more episode planned before shutdown.
Wow. Lyra steps through that portal and ages 18 months and none of the characters seem to realize that they have all aged 18 months as well.
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@strykar yeah, why does nobody seem to realize that the sister/father/mother suddenly disappeared or played by another actor....
What's wrong with you? :joy:
