The Umbrella Academy [Netflix] [**SPOILERS**]

I never thought much of her character, didn't feel she added much to the show.

This season though it went up several notches.They made her an awful person/character but the rest of them seemed to just let her unbelievable behavior off without a second thought.

Thought it was a really weak part of the season.

3.7: Oh it's so wierd! What gives, it's like..

All the same, it feels like a decent setup for the last three episodes.

3.9: Oh no! Ooooh No! I need to see the next episode!

Had a big awwwwe moment when

Finished season 3! I can't say this had a huge moment that jumped out for me. More that it put in a lot of groundwork and character development for a next season. They did keep a general Umbrella Academy feel to it throughout though.

3.10: Well, I felt this was by the numbers and starting thinking to myself.. if this was like the last seasons.. what would happen and sometimes it did.

Future: Yes indeed I can't see them not having planned a season 4 way in advance of this.

For me the biggest issue is always trying to remember what Diego's power is. Probably the most bland power out of the lot of them (except maybe Luther's strength), but he rarely uses them to any interesting effect.

She's a nawful wagon.

I don't think it's a wig, I think it's just a really bad haircut

My bad, I misunderstood. His long and short hair were bad this season!

Season 3 not as enjoyable as first 2 in lots of ways, such as really really annoying characters (sparrow Ben), but mostly because it felt like it was treading water, until the finale's revealing of daddy Reggie's (quite interesting) motives. This made it all feel like a season of filler episodes. I did enjoy the filler opportunity to flesh out Klaus' story though, because it did need fleshing out.

I want to know more about Reggie's home world now, and the machinery of the multiple universes.

Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally and David Cross join the final season - EW

Brellies... 🤣 i like that

Final season teaser trailer

Yeah I normally try watch the previous season of something before the new season comes, but TUA isn't really a good enough show for me to bother this time. I enjoy it and it has its moments, but it can be a long slog a lot of the time.

Season four, not so great. This show should have probably finished after season 2.

Not really much better or worse than last season. Mercifully short with only 6 episodes, and as per every season, Five is still far and away the best character/actor.

It was fine, but definitely the right decision to end it. Not something I ever see myself missing or thinking of rewatching.

Elliott Page has been the weakest link in the show since the beginning, in my opinion, and that hasn't changed with this season. Always so moody. The rest of the cast for the most part seem to be enjoying themselves.

The season was grand and did its job. As Penn said, won't be rushing to watch this series again.

Saw an article on TV line before it released saying to watch to the very end as if it was important

Very disappointing , nonsense story line for Klaus when he wasn't completely forgotten.

Too much Viktor , 5 still the stand out character and actor . Villains very weak this season .Must have had next to no budget as I barely remember a super power being used during the show .Makes you wonder why they bothered forcing in the return of their powers.

I doubt they had a huge budget. Even when CGI/greenscreen/powers were used, most of it looked pretty awful.

How did the guy go from seeing Klaus come back to life to using him as a medium that can channel the dead? When he was hung up I thought the guy was going to charge people to kill him.

Cross, Offerman & Mullaly were grand. I felt they were all very much playing to type.

Vanya was annoying but interesting in S1. I felt the character grew in S2, and was decent in S3. This season Viktor was just sort of bland and toothless. They hinted at a plot-driving ability, only to neglect it seconds later and his main conflict resolution also fell really flat.

Klaus was utterly wasted, and what was worse, his character took time away from more meaningful storylines.

They hinted at something resembling a proper emotional arc for Luther, but just decided not to pursue it.

Personally, I thought the "drama" in the second to last episode was one of the strong points of the season. I thought it was very natural, and the two actors really sold it well, but then it just led to more incomplete character arcs in the final episode - which was at odds with what the show usually does so well.

And the main "threat" of the season, very weak.