And after she perhaps commits murder — RIP, Orson LeRoux — we get a most disturbing visual: When Kristen holds a cross in her palm in the very last scene of Season 1, the crucifix burns her hand. But plot-wise, it’s a slog. From the very first episode, the audience is aware of the identity of the killer, with Paul shown meticulously stalking one of his intended victims. That’s a full 90 seconds spent on a scene in which a character does nothing more exciting than change locations. Not only does she spend much of the CBS drama’s finale worried that a freed serial killer is targeting her family, she learns that the fertility clinic she and Andy used when conceiving their daughter, Lexis, is part of the unholy syndicate that’s been messing with humanity all season long. Big Brother Finale Poll: Which All-Star Will Win Season 22? DCI Eastwood is assigned as Gibson's Deputy SIO following Brink's (Frank McCusker) reassignment, and Gibson declares the investigation will focus on a single individual - Paul Spector. It premiered in the Republic of Ireland on RTÉ at 9:30 pm on 12 May 2013,[1] and in the United Kingdom on BBC Two at 9:00 pm on 13 May 2013. We’ll understand the struggles he had with his wife, as well as how he came to be a single father. Paul’s professed amnesia at least sets up some tension for the viewer, offering the mystery of whether or not he’s faking it to get out of the crimes he’s so obviously committed. Gibson builds her team, whose investigation is now known as Operation Musicman. (Tonight’s ep was called “Book 27.”) Talk about it in the comments — and don’t forget to show your work! Ferrington admits to Gibson that after unsuccessfully attempting to reach Sarah Kay the evening after the break-in, she and her partner left the premises, likely unknowingly leaving Kay with her attacker. He said it there, and I think that’s what he’s saying at the end of this Christmas episode. Excellent performances from Archie Panjabi as pathologist Reed Smith and Niamh McGrady as junior detective Dani Ferrington were reasons to tune in in their own right. Simply enter your email address in the box below, DS Stella Gibson (Gillian Anderson) closes in on the killer in the last episode of The Fall, And yet, week after week, Gibson bluntly said the things that you never hear on television. Warning: This post contains big spoilers for Evil‘s Season 1 finale. TVLINE | You’ve said that the finale is a change in the paradigm. Directed by Patrick McGoohan. So the question would be: Can he trust this? We’re also going to see a little bit more of Josh, the 9-1-1 operator who works with Maddie.
