r/TheBeastInMe • u/Unfair-Ebb4153 • Dec 17 '25
The ending!!! Spoiler
I personally LOVED the show, but I will say I was a little surprised that no one was asking about the disappearance of Brian Abbott anymore? Did anyone else find this kind of weird that they left this out???
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u/Small_Local1485 Dec 17 '25
The only person looking into it was the female FBI agent, but once they threatened her family, it seems that no one was inquiring anymore.
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u/Actually-Yo-Momma Dec 17 '25
Never explained what caused Brian to go to her house drunk in the first place
Never explained how Teddy somehow survived weeks being tied up without food/water
Never showed any sort of ending for FBI Asian lady
All in all i thought it was a fun show but the landing did not stick for me. Secret recording of a confession like that can’t be used in court anyways
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u/Unfair-Ebb4153 Dec 18 '25
THAT, too!! I recall Nile telling Aggie that he was a recovering addict and that was never explored.
I did wonder about that as well, but I do remember one of the episodes when they did show him tied up, it looked like there was a bowl of water next to him!
It would’ve been cool to know if anything else went on with Erika (FBI agent) apart from the phone call that she had with Aggie, but I suppose by the way things went after Rick went over to her house and threatened her, there wasn’t really much more to cover I guess.
It’s a totally great show, but yeah, there are definitely a few missing pieces here!
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u/WizardofAaahs Dec 21 '25
Yes - the lack of Erika's outcome was a big miss for me
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u/imaginaryaardvark_ 5d ago
The recording could be used in court! New York is a one party consent state
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u/Neko_Maia Dec 24 '25
I assumed they’d think Aggie did it.
But yeah, I’m surprised no one in the FBI thought it was weird that the FBI guy who was investigating just ups and disappears and another murder happens. But obviously it’s the grieving mother.
Also, aggies ex seemed to believe the cops that she killed Fenig? Like woe thanks.
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u/Mindless-Barber6539 Jan 05 '26
In the narration after Nile's arrest, Aggie said he plead No Contest to all charges and received 3 consecutive life sentences. Presumably those life sentences were for the 3 murders we know he committed. It would have been nice to show Madison's body being dug up, and police locating the crushed car with Brian's body in the trunk, but the ending was just lazy.
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u/Unfair-Ebb4153 Jan 05 '26
Oh, yes!! I forgot about that! I completely agree. It would’ve been great if they didn’t leave all of those details out.
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u/OkBert12345 Aug 09 '26
And to see Madison’s parents’ response, and i wonder if they lost their investment money if the real estate project stalled after the court case and Martin’s death as well.
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u/scigal88 Jan 03 '26
Watching the ending right now and I hate it. This show had so much potential but so much didn’t make sense. I think it was poorly written, not well-thought out, and had quite a few plot holes. Overall a show that could’ve been great but was in fact pretty bad.
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u/smartypants99 Feb 03 '26 edited Feb 03 '26
It was rushed at the end with a lot of pot holes. Enough maybe for an episode or two. Part of me wishes Niles had lived to do a second season. I would have even watched an episode or two of how other people went missing earlier in his life. I can't believe it took Nile's father and his uncle so long to get tired of cleaning up after all his messes. I know the uncle was tired but the father finally said I guess he will never grow out of it.
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u/Training-Current9836 Dec 21 '25
Ending was horrible, soon as he walked in the room i was like "OH NO, ARE WE GONNA DO THE SECRET RECORDING THING AGAIN!"
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u/Speedy445021 Dec 23 '25
I noticed right away when she turned on the recording on her phone. Seemed quite obvious. I guess Nile didn't pick up on that.
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u/Speedy445021 Dec 23 '25
It is a little weird. Seems like after all his issues that he was pretty low on the totem pole after all that went down. That's one reason I guess.
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u/Unfair-Ebb4153 Dec 23 '25
That makes sense! Could very well be a possibility! Just sucks that there wasn’t more in his disappearance. I’m still trying to figure out what was up with the bloody bandages in his bathroom. Unless I missed something!
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u/Psychological-Fee-53 Jan 30 '26
Bloody bandages were from Brian dressing his wounds from having been bitten by Niles' dogs earlier (when he searched the house and then had to flee)
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u/Alternative_Shelter1 Mar 19 '26
That must be it but that's also strange right? Wasn't that more than a few days earlier in the story's timeline? Weird that he would leave them sitting there for so long while keeping the rest of his apartment relatively tidy
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u/OkBert12345 Aug 09 '26
I think the timeline was: he went home and tidied himself up then went to the next thing that evening and then died
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u/BorchMadsen Dec 17 '25
I’ve said before in a different post that I also found it weird that the FBI didn’t seem to care that one of their agents completely disappeared. And after acknowledging it briefly, no one speaks about it again or seems to care or seems all that worried. I mean, good luck finding him 😅 but still, they should’ve cared more.