From - US Pace - Epix (***Spoilers***)

They end up reading from the Book of Revelations lol.

But there better be clear resolutions by the end of this season. Or a way to jump the story forward.

How long have they had the talismans though? Before they had them, it was just pure survival with a high kill rate. With the talismans they got some relief from it all and worked on making the best of the situation. Now, since season 1, things appear to be changing… whether it be Jade and Tabitha arriving with their connection to the place, or increasing desperation due to new events causing Boyd and a few others to seek answers instead of waiting around for what's next.

That cop is grating alright. Comes across as one of those wafer-thin, unhinged Stephen King characters that goes mad and kills a load of people. They're really forcing the aggression between her and Boyd.

It is interesting that, for the second time in recent episodes, a new character has made reference to the oddness of the town buildings.

So… is Fatima turning into one of the monsters? One of the strong theories has been that the monsters were previously humans trapped there. So maybe this is Fatima turning. That body horror moment could hint at her internals changing… along with her new cravings. That kill was telegraphed a mile away. Where's she going to run to now though.

This was probably the weakest episode of the season so far. Very much a filler episode just nudging a couple of plots along slowly, and setting things up for the final episodes.

Well one question answered that I'd completely forgotten about: Who threw the rope down.

The whole Fatima thing was my least favourite part of teh show so hopefully this latest development improves that.

Strange how we only see Elgin around the house yet he's able to find these hidden places by a photo alone.

The Child in White and Julie being the rope thrower is starting to make me suspect the writers are about to borrow heavily from the TV show Dark.

So going by the ending to this week's episode

It's one of two things for me..

1. She's his sister and repressed the memories… hence the dreams of the place… she was there before.
2. The "chosen ones" are connected… shared memory or something like that and Tabitha has just been "activated".

Decent episode, step up from the previous two and it feels like a number of storyline's are geared up to reveal something new… Jade and the bottles, Fatima's baby, Tabhita's chosen one status. The ghost/zombie lady is the creepiest thing they've added since the original night monsters. That scene in the cellar… keeping Fatima quiet was horrible. WTF is going to happen with that baby… and the hatch!

Anyone else hoping that they find a Scottish fella entering numbers on a computer under that hatch :D

Good to see Smiley back (even in flashback form).

I did find it incredibly annoying that they scripted Henry to say Victor was trying to talk to a "block of wood", not "puppet" or "doll" cause Jade would have joined that dot so fast to his hallucinations.

Just a heads up that the last episode is over an hour long do its basically another two "From" episodes in one.

Well, considering how the other episode went, time travel should not be too unexpected lol.

Tonight the big finale for the season. Be interesting to see how it goes. I swear ta fcuk if they end it on a cliffhanger...

So is the guy at the end the simulated Devil?

He's the black smoke.

Really good finale after an enjoyable but slow season. They actually answered a butt-load of outstanding questions at once which I was surprised by, now it feels like it's really coming together.

Who are the monsters, where do they come from, what's the deal with the older homes and the civil war soldier, who was the voice on the radio, what do the codes mean, what's Annkooey, why do only some people experience visions of children, etc.

Laughed when Jim grabbed Tabitha and said "What the **** are you talking about", it just felt so hilariously channeling everything the audience has been feeling regarding her many mysteries lately.

Also couldn't help but laugh at Julie at the end, they tried so hard to make it painfully obvious she's "future" Julie. Now the big mystery is if she's really limited to viewing a story already told, or if she can change anything at any point.

All in all I thought it was pretty satisfying, huge leap forward and so much explained as to the how and why of the town.

Watched the preview intro to that show afterwards, could be alright, MGM probably desperate to keep the From crowd on the platform.

To be fair that screwdriver had been getting a lot of attention all season, missing from Kenny's house, Jim had, others had it. Destined to do evil.

But fair play to Sarah for speeding up the plot.

Jade is a brilliant character. I'd go drinking with him.

Presuming the Man in Yellow is some sort of devil figurehead type.

So is the boy in White, Ethan from another cycle?

Oh that's definitely future Julie at the end watching Jim getting neck pinched.

Smilie is back. Good, he's a creepy fcuker. Great bad guy.

2026, FFS.