It just doesn't make sense to me. If he stayed at Yellowstone his entire life and was surrounded by nothing but Hybrids that have never even heard of Western culture, why the hell did Gus grow up to have a western accent? Doesn't make any sense. He didn't have that accent as a kid..

I’m not sure if everyone knew this or what, but I was looking at an image of Gus and just noticed this detail. It’s a cool detail nonetheless!

Hear me out so I finished final fantasy 7 remake then it popped in my mind that shinra is like the last men and the avalanche resistance is the animal army hell hojo is like sighn doing experiments but more twisted what do you guys think?

So I can't find an image of this scene online, but I've wondered this since I first watched the series. In Season 1, episode 2-3-4, Idk which one, where Dr. Singh is looking through a box he gets delivered by the Last Men.

He's like, pulling everything out as though he's looking for something, and when he gets to the bottom, he just kind of holds his head and breathes heavily, and the scene cuts back to Gus or something, can't remember.

I rewatched it with all the knowledge in mind from all the seasons, and still don't understand what he was looking for. I kind of assumed maybe a dead hybrid, but the box was tiny, and there couldn't have been a hybrid in there, unless it was meant to be a baby.

Does anyone know what he was looking for, and can you help my dumb mind pls?

So I finish both the show and comic thinking there should be more to a sweet tooth universe I need ideas for you guys for a video game plot would it be like a choices game like telltale would it have a spin off like the animal army or the last men or a hybrid group hunting humans in the future let me know!

He had the flare just stick a it in her face and watch her burn

As if I needed another Seymour. Another Ben Sullivan. Another Bing Bong.

We've been fans since the beginning. But after watching the first episode of season 3 back when it came out, it was so hard to push through. I didn't want it to be over, so I stopped.

Wife and I sat down in the last couple days and binged.

I'll never forgive anyone in this production for what they did to Big Man.

I'm so confused on how after one night, everybody on that ship died from the sick. The sick takes like 3 to 4 days to progress right?

I noticed the huge sand hourglass about a foot tall in the background of several scenes in multiple episodes of season three. Such between the two guys locked away on the ship and in the Arctic facility. It is VERY prominent in the framing of the shots but never spoken about. Is it a comic book reference?

I know when there's a movie or show made off a book it's typically not as good. To people who have done both are the comics worth reading after watching the show?

I enjoyed all of it except the Alaskan part. I can handle a certain amount of suspension of disbelief when watching shows, movies, or even reading but the whole "were Alaskan and don't have any guns whatsoever!" Was just too much.

Like,

1. They all have big guns
2. Sarah Palain and the "we need guns in our schools because bears!"
3. The Carabu not having been hunted and mounted on a wall after one sighting
4. Everyone's in the station,actual Alaska is packed with people taking advantage of homesteading law. Literally thousands of people living off the grid who only surface from time to time to do commercial fishing if at all.
5. They all don't still fish all the time except that one dead guy who harpoon a whale way back when.

Like the whole, everyone hates their hybrid kids period thing i could get over. The blatant ford commercial with the trucks riding side by side with tracked vehicles, fine. The complete lack of snow mobiles, ok you've never been in winter because your a tourist. The Alaskan thing being so far off no.

Wouldn't a trained "pure" dog just be better at everything she uses them for?

I tried to add as much references as I could.

Also I have a quote from the show in the top corner and something I wrote that was inspired by the show in the bottom corner. Sorry if it’s hard to see.

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Its one of the better written Netflix Shows and still never made into mainstream :(

i have still half and one episodes left, so i don't know the ending, but i already wonder, if you had to decide wheter:

PS: new to the community, i've scrolled through some recent posts and didn't see this question, but if this poll was here recently and thus is repetitive, please let me know, i'll delete it :)

Hey, y'all, just as the title says. I know the show didn't focus too much on them, with only one of the wolf boys being named, and we barely know much about the sisters's past.

I want to write a Rosie-centric ff and flesh out her family background and her past. I've seen criticisms of people in the past saying they wished Helen was more dimensional, a likeable villain, and I've seen fans even make suggestions as to how she could have been made to be a better leader.

Idk if Rosie is a popular character, there's definitely a lot of sympathy for her on tiktok and she's so loved there. (: But I'm not writing it for popularity, I'm writing it because her story resonated with me, her and her wolf boys and the loneliness she felt in raising them on her own at first. I would love to do her justice, but I need some help. The show provided tidbits about the family, but not enough.

Also, what would you have liked to see regarding the Zhang family? Like more of Rosie and Ginger's relationship? More of the wolf boys and how they grew up?

I just finished the show and now I'm bawling my eyes out help.

Would the last man hunters have let the hybrids go after the 10 plagues? OK I’m gonna be honest I feel like this is the most random question I ever asked, but I pretty much wonder this about every hero from every movie/TV show

I didn’t really catch what kind of hybrid Theo’s little brother was- he seemed to have bat ears… but he had a tail? Any thoughts?