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I agree with the sentiments of others, this has to be the best ending to a scifi show that I can remember. They held back on Claudia's machinations and the origin world until the very end (but the clue of 3 was always there, we just never knew it) and it made sense.

I love the ending of this show. I've watched the part of the show again when Jonas snatches alt Martha and takes her away from Bartoz, Magnus and Franziska. She doesn't know what the hell happened and she really has no desire to disappear into the night sky. But ole Jonas convinces her to do it. And it is a wonderful watch as she/Jonas comes to the realization they will be no more.

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Posted by ClampClampington

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Posted on 7/7/20 at 11:12 am to aTmTexas Dillo

Watched S3 in a span of 14 hours when it dropped, and my first reaction to the ending was "pretty good". One thing that irked me a bit at first was the revelation of a third world at the beginning of the last episode felt like a little bit of a cop out and sprung out of nowhere.

I didn't do a rewatch of the show beforehand. Working my way from the beginning. In S1 ep 7 or 8, Tannhaus gives a monologue about how people only think in dualities, but that a third dimension must exist. The trifecta. The writers worked the ending of the show into the beginning and I had completely forgotten that. The ending really was about perfect.

Damn, I'm gonna miss this show. I like mindless tv, but I've never watched a show that had me wracking my brain after every episode like this one (Leftovers would be up there to). I wish I would have watched every season one or two episodes per day instead of binging them

S1: 9.5
S2: 10 (might be best stretch of a season ever)
S3: 9.5 (only because I think the material could've been 10 episodes)

This post was edited on 7/7/20 at 11:16 am

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