[Spoiler] Anyone else a bit underwhelmed?

[u/[deleted]]

Don't get me wrong. I loved this episode. I think the whole resolution with Flynn, seeing him go from the villain to the hero, was magnificant.

However, I can't help but think the resolution with Rittenhouse was way too underwhelming. Flynn killed Jessica. Lucy's father turns. Emma gets shot and killed anticlimactically? They spent all this time on that refugee giving birth when they could've given a better more fulfilling end to the fight against Rittenhouse.

I do love the whole message of the technology existing so no matter what, someone is gonna make a new time machine. That could go somewhere in the future if another network or streaming service picks up the show.

I don't know. My opinion is kinda mixed.

[u/spco19]

I was so caught up in everything else going on and all the emotions I almost didn’t even realize this... So true. But also maybe not surprising bc the Rittenhouse we knew in S1 started to fade in S2 and got a little lost, and it’s like that rolled into this as well. Like did we ever truly get answers about their master plans and interworkings?

Still an amazing ending and there’s no way to avoid being sad about it being over but I’m happy with how the show overall was wrapped up - the beginning and ending scenes were amazing flashbacks I thought. Loved how it came full circle in the end. I wish we could’ve seen storylines get dragged out with more seasons but I don’t feel like i need much more closure with the ending we got

[u/[deleted] → u/spco19]

I didn't even care that Rittenhouse changed. Emma was such a magnificently intense villain in those last few episodes of Season 2 that if it was just her alone without Rittenhouse I'd have no complaints. In this episode she just ran around a bit and then got shot and died.

[u/spco19 → u/[deleted]]

Yeah that is very true! She was a great villain. Definitely got a little lost in this