A very tense ending that concluded a fantastic, thriller over 163 years. All in a very unique concept. :thumbsup_tone1: Well worth a watch.
One thing bothers me. Somehow did this "loop" started. Meaning that Elias existing before going back, so the 1890 speech that "without this I won't exist" doesn't make sense for the loop to start if 2023-Elias goes poof.
Soo confused
Just you can avoid the last 2 minutes, there are nothing according to the showrunner. Only there in case of Netflix gets Greedy
It’s a door left open, according to Bodies showrunner Paul Tomalin, simply there to give the story somewhere to go in a potential second series. Should Netflix decide to renew Bodies, then that mini-cliffhanger would be the first step on that journey. in short – they’d finished the story but wanted to justify a potential return if Netflix commissioned one, so it was tacked onI have my review on the main shows page.
If they can travel at anytime there are so many easier ways to fix it :joy: it was good anyway. just the typical issues with time travel stories.
"Oh, what a difference a day makes."
Decent conclusion to a decent story. It's a good attempt at answering all the big questions and closing the Mannix loop. I especially like that they ended it with the suggestion of alternate timelines existing simultaneously (an unaged Maplewood in the taxi in 2023, with a 2053 city overlay in the background), which could have opened the door for subsequent seasons. Ah well, still glad the show shut shop with a swan song.
"Know you are loved."
A fitting last episode except the very last bit. made up for 6 and 7 which I thought were a bit ropey. Very enjoyable series
Brilliant last episode of a good series. Season 2?
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Super show. Thankfully not as mind bending as a movie like 'Tenet' for instance. :thumbsup: