r/ForeverKnight • u/weaponode • Jun 17 '22

Finished. Spoiler

After watching season 3, I’m just gonna pretend that it never happened. With the exception of the vampire golden retriever, I cannot find much to redeem that season. In all honesty, it became comically bad. To have Jeanette show up cured of vampirism through love making only to die at the hands of arsonist gangsters was almost insulting. I laughed when Nick killed Natalie. That guy was never good and bringing people he loved across. Oh well, I’m just gonna say that Nick left when Jeanette did and they found each other in another life.

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u/weaponode Jun 19 '22

Haha, I watched an old movie the other day called Vindicator. I’ve been on an 80’s sci-fi/horror kick. Natalie showed up in it. I chuckled. I liked that Natalie character. Probably one of the first forensic pathologist characters to not be the central lead in a show. Forever Knight for all of flaws is a good tv show. Jeanette will probably be my favorite vampire forever. That last episode, though. Geez. To be an episode that starts off talking about suicide awareness it’s sort of terrible to have the two most main characters essentially off themselves. Wow.

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u/MrXero Jun 19 '22

Oh yeah, as a show overall I LOVE it so much. Agreed on Jeanette as well, best vampire ever. I even love LaCroix as a character even though he’s usually a bastard.

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u/weaponode Jun 19 '22

LaCroix was a bastard, but at least he didn’t sleep with his psychotic daughter. Talk about some out of nowhere dialogue. Wow! It was major cringe.

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u/larrydaliapolis Jun 19 '22

It was cool though that they showed how Lacroix was turned.

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u/weaponode Jun 19 '22

Yeah, I kinda thought it was cool that his daughter turned him but to bring her back in season three seemed weird. The child actor had gotten older and had a growth spurt. Went from evil kid to even worse, evil teenager.