Ozark [Netflix] (***SPOILERS***)

Well i guess no need for spoilers then ^^

I thought the ending was crap tbh, this season started out strong then just took a nose dive and never recovered. I don't know how anyone could be satisfied overall, it was a very good show, ruined by this 4th season

Yeah I thought last season was good but ending was poor.

Any idea why in the scene with the prison van why the guard shot the driver also?

It had to look like Omar tried a hit and run escape, that's also why he gave Omar the gun before telling him to run - so his prints would be all over it.

Have to say i liked the ending, obviously the show is far fetched in many respects but I'm pleased there wasn't a big pay off where they get their just deserts, that would have been too easy. At the end of the day, Wendy and Marty have never been anything but self serving scumbags that stepped on anyone who they considered expendable.

This isn't a happy ending, Ruth was about the only one throughout the show that had a good heart and she ends up getting screwed over, just like everyone that has dealings with the Byrdes.

It was a brave move ending like that imo as people can't handle an ambiguous / "bad" ending.

But the FBI facilitated it by telling her when ans where he was being transported. I assume they also allowed her to plant her own person on the transport crew.

I dunno, While on first viewing I wasnt impressed majorly with the ending, I think what they were going for is to point out the corruption in the whole system, and how those with enough money can escape consequences, and ultimately, any collateral damage along the way is nothing to them, even Ruth, who I would have thought untouchable was cast aside without much musing when their back was to the wall.

Laura Linney as Wendy bird was excellent though, I cant remember ever rooting so hard for a female lead to get killed, but alas, it was not to be. I thought her scene outside the courthouse with her father was very good, when she begged him to leave the kids with her, she turned on the tears on command and then reverted to venom again as soon as she wasn't getting her way.

I like Jason Bateman, but his whole emotionally detatched schtick kinda wore thin for me by the end. Why anyone would stick with a tramp like Wendy is beyond me.

Anyone else really think that it was Camilla that ended up dead at the end?

How are you coming to that conclusion? Ruth was obviously dead at the end, as was Omar, so who was left to kill her?

No. I meant that she would be killed. I didn’t mean Camilla dead. I had a feeling she’d be killed, not Ruth

What was the point/significance of showing crash scene in first episode of part 4?

i think it was meant to be a flash forward to show them appearing to get away from the cartel and fbi etc

well that was my take on it

i think wendy being honest in the hospital is what brought them close together

be funny if jonah blasted wendy away on the black screen

Same here, as he was getting a little too much mentioning.

I reckon Covid had a huge impact on the final season and ending.

Great show until the last hurdle.

Ruth quite often listens to hip hop and that was a cameo by killer mike

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I found the show entertaining but I would class it as more of a Fantasy show than a Drama or crime show. The situations and escapes are so far removed for how the real world works that it was hard to get invested in any situation as you knew that some magic want would be pulled out of the bag to save the day. The fixer guy seems to be able to get any politicians he wants to do anything to resolve major crisis but this happens off screen so we have to accept he did it. The crisis with the grandfather and the kids is resolved off screen as is the crisis with Frank Jr.

So much is out of sync with the real world - In a rural areas of gun toting USA no one dealing with a major drug cartel seemed to have any concern for the safety of themselves or their property, no security systems, cameras or gates in most places. The mob refuse to kill anyone. A Mexican cartel let a white guy arrive down and kill a top lieutenant. The head of a cartel is transferred by two guards in a van. No cars or people have GPS tracking. The sheriff doesn't tell anyone where he is going when out on calls. Nelson tries to kill Ruth but afterwards she doen't worry about who ordered it. Brilliant cop Mel steals evidence then hangs around in the dark on their property where he can legally be shot by the kid he has seen threaten to shoot a person with a shotgun.

The show is TV on a par with a marvel movie - entertaining & well produced but not to be taken seriously - the problem is you get the impression the writers actually want it to be taken seriously.

Many Americans have a quasi rasist view of those who live away for the coasts or Chicago and I feel that this show was made to pander to those people as all the locals and mexicans are so easily manipulated by the smart family from Chicago.

I don’t think anyone would take the series seriously, it’s a nice escape from the real world for a while

I think you might be over thinking the entire concept but each to their own and all that

I had no clue about that rapper. But the final song she was listening to is a hugely respected song from the early 90s, reminiscing over a friend who died. I thought it was a great choice.

They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Reminisce_Over_You_(T.R.O.Y.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6mdRv0ZdR8

himself hopefully

Just finished this last night.

Disappointing final season and ending.

One minute Navarro wants Marty/Wendy dead. 10 mins later they pull something out of the bag and they’re friends again. This cycle pretty much continues every half hour for the whole series.

And the car crash…. One of the most silly things i’ve seen on a tv show. It’s like the writers wanted to be smart by having a flashforward scene in the first episode but then got to the final episode and realising they couldn’t fit it into the story but had to do it anyway.

I mean it contributed nothing and they all walked away from a fairly serious crash with NO injury. Got a taxi home ffs.

And no other car stopped to see if they were ok on a busy motorway