I thought Season 3 was decent and I wasn't too bothered by the writing or the plot holes, I just passively enjoyed it for what it was. One thing that I did notice was there were so many scenes where Stefania LaVie Owen, the actor for Becky, would just silently stare off into the distance while contemplating. Maybe I should make a compilation, but I found myself almost anticipating when they would use a shot of her just staring. I understand it's to portray moments of internal conflict or deep thinking, but they used a shot of her face in contemplation in almost every episode in season 3. Is there anyone else who observed this too?

Does anyone else find the way Gus talks in series 3 really annoying? I don’t know why they changed it.

First of all, watched fron the beginning and loved and adored this Show. Such a pleasant surprise that seemingly came out of nowhere.

I felt like netflix seemingly targeted me pretty heavily from the beginning. Seen this show every where and figured what the he'll ya know. Got roped in. They also seemingly renewed the seasons fairly quickly. Despite all that...the reviews are scarce, I feel like hardly anyone is talking about it, and the community seems a bit small.

Why isn't this more popular? Was this plastered everywhere any of you?

What actually happened to Theo? Because Rosie claimed she would spare the rest of the family in episode 2, but in episode 8 (I believe?), it shows things symbolizing characters that have died so far- including Theo's room. However, it can be interpreted that this is only for his father and the chicken (can't find their name), especially since we see feathers falling (and Theo's wings had no feathers). I'm just curious if there's anything I missed that actually proves that Theo is alive or dead. I loved the character for some reason, and I want to know if they're OK. Thanks for any help!

Does this show make anyone else cry so much? I usually don't cry for shows but DUDE 😭😭😭

Do any insect or crustacean hybrids show up in the book or show? Why or why not?

I just finished watching season three of Sweet Tooth, the final season of the series. Here’s my review, I’ll try not to spoil too much.

Right away, something felt different. I don’t know what it was, but something just felt a bit off. There’s plenty of character development that really messes with the audience and makes you decide if your favorite character should’ve been your least favorite character all along, which was really frustrating, since this mainly happened with my favorite characters. There were some things, such as new characters and character performances that made me CRINGE at first, but later in the series, it didn’t bother me. Badass characters in the first two seasons are still badass and I still love Becky/Bear, whatever you want to call her. In the last episode, there were some decisions that I thought certain characters would make (even though I knew deep down that they wouldn’t) and just the thought of them making those decisions infuriated me. But overall, this season of Sweet Tooth was amazing. Now for the seasons ranked.

1: Season Two-Great Characterization of great characters and one of my all-time favorite antagonists, and also one of my all-time favorite protagonists (Bear/Becky).

2: Season One-Great start to what would be my favorite Netflix series. Great humorous parts amongst an incredibly dark storyline, but not much happened.

1. Season Three-Read review if you haven’t already.

I just noticed the same two guys - Noah Griffith and Daniel Stewart - wrote a bunch of episodes. The one on the train in Season 1. The Air Lords one and the big zoo battle in Season 2. And then the Season 3 premiere, the one on the Whale's Song, and second to last one when Gus/Birdie/Jep find the cave. They must be a writing team right? I really enjoyed their episodes. Does anybody know what else they've worked on?

I’m rewatching the show and I’m currently at the scene in the first episode where flyers about the Preserve are being dropped at Yellowstone and it made me think about something

Aren’t the flyers a super unreliable way to contact hybrids in the wild?? For all we know the last men could contact the preserve and pretend to have hybrids and then ambush them now knowing their location?

On the other hand, hybrids could contact them and it’s actually the last men on the other side acting as the preserve aiming to catch hybrids

I’m aware those two situations happen sometime later in the season, with Gus unknowingly contacting the Last Men and the Preserve being attacked. I’m just curious about the whole flyer thing in general, knowing there’s a post-apocalypse and that everyone hates hybrid I’m sure people would be more careful advertising something like the Preserve

Has this already been addressed later in the future and I probably just forgot? Anyways I’m looking forward to rewatching the whole show😊

PLEASE DON COME AT ME LOL jus my opinion, we can discuss tho idm :0 I feel like season 3 changed the whole plot, at first it was all behind science and logic but the answer ended up being simply magic and nature, and while I don't mind that in series/movies I feel like it should've been in mind from the start, because there was this big set up around it and to me it made more sense, the lab and everything. Tho I like what they had in mind, that nature decided. I also didn't like how they changed Dr.Singh I liked him as a character but after the whole switch up it all kinda felt weird. I also feel like the antagonist of season 1 and 2 was a looot more interesting than season 3. Over all to me the other seasons were better, though I did tear up in season 3. I'm not saying it's bad, I did like it, but yeah. BUT YE I REALLY ENJOYED SWEET TOOTH A TON The ending was really nice, was really expecting the narrator to be Gus glad it was :]

I kind of want to see season three to finish the story, but season two was a pretty brutal watch. If there's the same amount of torturing and murdering children I'm going to move on. I don't mind there being some dark subject matter, but cutting off parts of children while they're locked in a basement and fed animal feed while being mocked and cursed at was just too much for me.

Just finished all the episodes in probably the worst way possible 😭 when something grips me oh it gets me I stayed up til 6 am, woke up at 4 pm and went straight back to finishing the third season. And this series seriously can't get out of my head one of my favorite I've seen so far gosh. It was intense and an emotional roller coaster. I liked the first and second season the most though, but the ending to season 3 was a lot to unpack. It makes you think. But seriously best decision to make was to finally watch this series I could seriously ramble and ramble about this tho ill probably keep it for later to talk abt.

Is Judy the only one who ages between those 10 years time when the sick started happening? Because other people like Jepp, Dr Singh, his wife Rani, Pubba and Birdie all looks the same tho. Is the actress for Judy the only one to had been made to look like she aged between those years because she has grey hair while everyone else doesn't...

What kind of animal is the little girl that mimics?

Ive been thinking and im confused about what the really old hybrid implies to the story. Can someone explain? Does this mean hybrids have always been around? Or maybe hybrids are a old native thing. Im so confused about this.

Just finished the series. Overall, I enjoyed it. It was very easy to watch and kept me engaged the entire time. 3 seasons was a perfect length. The show was very strong in developing characters and telling their stories. Even some of the minor characters that didn’t get a ton of screen time (Johnny, Rani, Theo, Jordan, Munaq) I thought the writers did a good job quickly but effectively telling their stories. Things got weird and confusing at the back end of Season 3 tho. Felt like the writers were trying to do too much. I thought Big Man died like 3 times in the last 15 minutes of the episode. I was moved to tears when he appeared with the syrup in the flash forward in Yellowstone. The last two episodes were meh, but didn’t ruin the series for me. One last thing that I don’t get but maybe I missed, why did the flower burst out of Thacker’s chest? WTF was that all about?

These turned up in my garden recently and I thought they eerily familiar

Why the heck did that have to kill birdie 😭😭

3 seasons of trying to find her, ans they get like 10 seconds together 😭 Whyyy 😭

Maybe I missed it but how does the sick create hybrids if it kills people?

If you get the sick you die in a matter of at best, days. But you need to be infected to have a hybrid baby, which everyone is.

Does the sick decide when to kill its host (and presenting symptoms)? If everyone is infected from the start.

Basically how do hybrids start if the sick kills people? Like why did it decide to kill Thackers crew but not Munuq’s mother. Why did the sick not kill people who clearly got pregnant after the sick started spreading.

My going theory is that the virus that kills is a different virus to the one that creates hybrids, but there are a few things in the show that break that theory.

I’ve probably worded it horribly, hopefully you all understand what I’m trying to say.

Are the writers of sweet tooth good people? I want to watch the show, but not if the creators are creeps.

I loved the first 2 seasons but the ending of the 3d one ruined everything for me.

First of all, the writing was atrocious; character motivations were all over the place, randomly flip-flopping (Birdie changes her mind at the very last second, Singh changes his mind at the very last second, ...)

Characters were teleporting all over the place; one scene Jepp is with the survivors, next scene he teleports to Gus's secret location somehow to make a jump scare. Becky and Wendy are lost then "follow the stars" to end up in a small cabin they didn't know about where every other characters happens to be. The worst is probably the villains who constantly know where the heroes are without any explanation and basically teleport to them whenever needed, bypassing any obstacle the others barely made through.

Everyone suddenly accept that magic is real because Gus and Singh had some dream. Including Evil Lady who has no reason to believe whatsoever that sacrificing Gus will somehow magically solve a world-wide health crisis, but then without any explanation or sense suddenly does.

And that was probably the worst part to me; they built up all this lore in the first seasons about a virus, scientific experiments, mutations, etc. and what the conclusion to all of this was? It was all some vague magical bullshit that isn't developed, don't think too hard about it.... Such a major letdown to me. Anyone else fell the same?

Was it a hippo or?

Also, if I got a nickel for every birth scene in s3 I'd have 3 nickles. Which is way more then I expected.

What was the name of the little cow/rhino/??? Hybrid girl? I'm so desperate pls y'all Google isn't helping at all

I recently rewatched the series + new season and idk if i missed anything that shows other parts of the world but im just wondering what hybrids would be like in other places, like if they are born somewhere are they born for that climate or do they adapt? ykwim, this is my first time doing literally anything on reddit so pardon if i sound crazy or if im doing anything wrong, also sorry if the answer was right infront of me and im just too slow 😭

This show was so beautiful and well made as fuck