Reading the summary all I can think of is this poor man can't catch a break. Can he? Like the psychological trauma he faces case after case is just.. :exploding_head: but he is the best in business. :person_shrugging_tone1:
i really liked this season. it reminded me of the intensity of the first season, and bill pullman played a very complex character perfectly. alice kremelberg is fucking fantastic. also everyone cries really convincingly in this season.
tbh it's one of the stronger series in its genre so i'm surprised it got canceled. maybe it's because it's SO FUCKING DEPRESSING
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2021-12-09T08:33:00Z
After tackling themes such as memory and trauma, the season finale focuses on guilt and does so with the consistency it has had in four seasons. In some way, and especially since the S2, it uses investigations to develop Ambrose's psychological wounds, one of the most complex profiles that have been created in recent years. This season is headed for a kind of healing, but one that also contains doses of ambiguity.