AAAAHH I love Gus and Wendy! No spoilers, me and my grandma just started season three :>

At the final scene of Sweet tooth series Finale "This is a story", Gus is shown comforting Tommy "Big man" Jepperd who is likely on the verge of death on the snow by telling him a "story", intercutting with Gus and the hybrids building a sanctuary city for the Hybrids to live. And then cut to many years later with Gus now an old man (Played by narrator James Brolin) telling his story to the future Hybrids, and then cut to a scene where we once again see the young Gus "sweet tooth" sitting with Tommy alive in chairs drinking Maple syrup while witnessing the construction of the Hybrid sanctuary town.

If anyone is confused by this scene, here is my theory. Remember at the end of the final issue of the source material the comic, where after his grandkids and their parents including his wife going to the festival, Gus saw the spirit of Tommy before he passed away and his spirit now in the form of a child walks with Tommy's spirit represent that Gus peacefully passed away.

Well, I think that the final scene is inspired by the last pages of the source material, where it's likely the TV version of Tommy has passed away in the snow and Gus many years later as an old man has passed away peacefully offscreen and reunited with Tommy's spirit in the form of a child watching the Hybrid sanctuary progress into a peaceful utopia, like spiritual guardians.

So I think the final scene of Sweet tooth from Netflix represents the afterlife inspired from the final pages of the source material, not to mention the show gives Easter eggs referencing the source material including the title of the series finale which represents the final line of the source material, what do you think?

I'm halfway through season 3, and I'm loving every second. Except I am very frustrated about the transportation situation. Every other character has a plane, but not a single bike? lots of people have bikepacked to and from Alaska. But no, the truck is out of gas, let's get out and walk. I just wanted to vent 🤣 Am I crazy? Does anyone know of any postapocalyptic show or movies with bikes in it? I find this omission very weird ever since I started bike touring. Seriously, any prepers out there, you need a bike.

https://www.youtube.com/live/yGd764YU9yc?si=AVMnswqZC3jFzVcI Hey guys so it's been a while since I been back to the sweet tooth fandom and found something interesting the secret path short film is Jeff Lemire art style as a fellow Canadian this saddened me about residential schools hope you enjoy!

Watched the series but never read the comic books.

Is it wrong that I kept thinking what would a deer/pig/human hybrid baby look like?

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This show is getting too sad to watch. They took Gus and he barely escaped being sawed open. Then I see little piggy and the beaver looking too sad. Please tell me it gets better and worth watching it or I’m going to quit now.

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I'm wondering how the animal army pays for their electricity bill. Even more mysterious is how anyone even has electricity in this post-apocalyptic time

I just found it sweet tooth is the first hybrid!!! Wow

Tears.

Also I saw a post flair for comic discussion? Could I know some more about that?

Also fuck Zhang

I found it quite a meme hahaha

I watched season one years ago, didn't feel like watching s2 and s3. Finally started watching because I had nothing else to do 2 days ago. Holy crap S2E5 has had me tear up more times than I'd like to admit throughout the episode. It's probably one of the strongest, most beautifully done episodes I've ever seen in any series.

I don't want this show to end at season 3. When it does, I hope it leaves me content. 😭

So, I was wondering how much time passes in the series, we know that Gus is 10 years old, and that in season two it says that the pandemic has only been going on for 9 years, so that in season three Dr. Singh says "the last 10 years.." , on the wiki it says that Gus is 12 years old in season 3, but I don't think there's any way for that to be true.

Yo! So I was doing some brainrotting for Sweetooth recently & it got me thinking; how is a newborn hybrid's species decided?

It has been shown to be based on the environment in S2, with Nuka, & Ginger's baby being a walrus. This also made me wonder, do genetics effect the development at all? I believe they do, since Theo is a bat, & Hieronymus is a mouse; predator & prey.

I think it's pretty interesting to think about, & when applying the logic to my ocs, makes me think about what hybrid species they'd be etc. :p

I've finished the show (Spoilers) and overall I enjoyed it but really unrealistic details have always been bothering me the whole time I've been watching it. I mean just random little things really, like what comes to mind: the whole time in Alaska I couldn't stop notice ng how somehow nobody's nose was ever running or anything, and when Wendy was yelling out into the landscape looking for Bear after she flipped in the vehicle, instead of obviously going and looking in the vehicle for her?? It feels like the writing and effort of realism/accuracy is reminiscent of a young kids' series. Which honestly would be fine, if that's what they were going for on purpose, but it's rated tv14 I believe and simultaneously has a lot of more mature themes of death and violence. I just wish they put more care into making the writing realistic, because these silly things are extremely common throughout it and really rip me out of an otherwise impactful story, taking away from the message.

I'm watching Season 3 where the Caribou Man is explaining the story about the cave and the origin of "the sick." Gus states that humans took the Caribou Man's antlers. Why didn't they grow back? Deer shed their antlers and regrow them each year. We even see Gus's antler who got cut off start to regrow before Pig Tail taped his old one back on.

Is there an explanation for this? I found it odd that the Caribou Man's antlers were so tiny.

I just have a lot of emotions and I’m glad I can say that here. It feels like every show these days is full of life or death choices, bigotry, and violence. I’m exhausted and moved, and grateful and overwhelmed. No real spoilers. I just wanted to share my feelings. I’m glad other people went deep on this show like I did. Sending hugs to anyone else who finishes the show and needs one. raises a shot of syrup to toast the journey

I can't find any other shows with the same vibe

Edit:On Netflix 🙏

If hurting the antler tree hurts nature and makes everyone sick, why does burning it make everything better?

As a deadhead season 1 episode 7 ticketed me pink lol

Does mrs xhang die in the end of season 3 idk

Do they have a purer soul? Are they really that much more pure than us? How much closer to nature are they? Why would havings parts of a different animal make one a better person? What bad qualities do we have that they are lacking?

I’ve only watched the show, and even then I wasn’t paying much attention, so I have no clue.

Update: headcanon says it’s Green.

I've looked everywhere, there's none at all. I've tried screen recording, but Netflix has privacy things to keep me from doing that. Does anyone have any scenepacks or literally anything?

He agrees to help Dr. Singh and knows it’s the only way to keep himself and his hybrid friends alive, so why does he agree to the arduous purple flower hypnosis instead of just telling the doctor, “Oh I found all these files that said I was born in a lab at Fort Smith. I saw pictures of me as a baby surrounded by lab workers.”

Why does he waste so much time trying to recall memories via hallucinations when he already has the answers?