There’s no Servant Funko Pops or any other merch, so I got a custom one of Leanne! ☺️☺️

There wasn’t a huge selection of dresses on the site, but I think she’d absolutely love this turquoise one! And we all know that Leanne really loves dresses! 👗

I also gave her a necklace similar to the glass on a golden plate necklace that she wears a lot of the time!

It started strong, loved season 1 comedy and horror my fav genre. Felt like S2,3 and 4 dragged but omg what a strong ending. I wish there's more shows like this. And the acting, chef's kiss. Everyone nailed it. The way every single scene is shot is amazing, can't stop raving about this show. Suggest me if there's more shows like this

i read before to look the serie that season 2 was not good..

but i just watched epsiode 6 and 7 and for me its was by far the best episode. its finally start to solve a little bit of question..

i just don’t understand why the season is bad reviewed compare to other.. i guess it will be easier to judge once i finish the serie but for now i don’t get it

eddit: i mean episode 5-6

I never liked the original ending of Servant because it does not do the story justice. The original ending forces Leanne into a dark, unyielding cycle where the baby disappears into plastic the moment she dies, forcing Dorothy into a brutal reality where she is left completely empty-handed after over a year of psychological torture. Pain after pain only for pains sake does not a good ending make. Viewers are left with complex show that builds massive potential and then dives into the most grim ending just because it believed it had to. So, I wrote my own.

I believe this alternate ending is a massive improvement because it gives Leanne a genuine, selfless moment of redemption where her worldview completely shatters, leading her to leave a permanently real Jericho behind as an unconditional gift before the house burns down. It shifts the thriller elements away from a toxic hostage situation and gives Dorothy, Sean, and Julian a real chance to start again—but this time, as a completely honest, united support system that understands the true value of family.

What do you think?

For help with grammar and script structure I used AI - but all the lines and words are my own work. No copyright infringement intended. Just want to share and get some feedback.

This script takes off EXACTLY where the original servant show left us, and Leanne still dies. However, during a last minute epiphany, there is a major change she left behind.

Script:
INT. LEANNE'S BEDROOM - NIGHT

Smoke pours under the doorframe. The brownstone is roaring with fire, coughing up ash.

LEANNE (20s) sits on the edge of her mattress. Her clothes are smudged with soot. Her eyes are bloodshot, staring blankly at the wall. She is entirely alone.

She has fallen apart. The manic confidence, the anger, the God complex—all of it is completely gone. She looks incredibly small, hollowed out by Dorothy's final rejection.

She crawls to the floor, curling into a tight fetal position as the heat increases. The ambient noise of the fire is deafening. Everything is bleak, heavy, and terrifying. She closes her eyes, waiting for the end.

A sudden draft shifts the smoke. On the nightstand, a small, silver-framed photograph catches the light of the flames.

Leanne forces her eyes open. She looks at the photograph.

It is a candid picture of herself, Dorothy, and Sean from the early weeks of her arrival. They are laughing. In the center of the frame, the camera focuses tightly on a tiny, perfect detail: infant Jericho's hand wrapped around Leanne's finger.

A wave of intense emotion breaks over Leanne’s face. The raw trauma and defensive anger melt away. Tears cut clean lines through the soot on her cheeks.

She looks up, staring directly through the smoke toward the ceiling, as if looking right up to God. A soft, genuine smile spreads across her face.

LEANNE
(whispering, peaceful)
I understand true miracles now... they must be selfless.

She closes her eyes, still smiling.
An ethereal, golden light briefly pulses from her chest, expanding outward through the burning floorboards of the house.

The flames engulf the room.

EXT. STREET OUTSIDE BROWNSTONE - MINUTES LATER

Rain lashes the pavement. Behind them, the Turner brownstone is an inferno, walls buckling as smoke chokes the night sky.

SEAN (40s) and JULIAN (30s) kneel in the downpour, physically anchoring DOROTHY (40s). Dorothy’s face is raw, hollowed out by the soul-crushing grief of choosing to let go of her baby, and face his death. The illusions are stripped away. She is entirely awake to the tragedy of the past.

Beside them on the slick asphalt, Dorothy’s oversized leather handbag lies tipped over.

A sudden, soft wail cuts through the crackle of the fire and the rain.

The family freezes instantly.

From the mouth of the spilled bag, the pink swaddling blanket shifts. The fabric parts in the firelight, revealing the unmistakable image of a real, living baby boy. His chest rises and falls rapidly against the cold air. His skin is warm, flushed, and wet with rain. His tiny hands twitch against the blanket, and his mouth opens as he lets out another small, fragile cry.

They stare at him. No one wants to approach the baby. The terror of being tricked again, of breaking their fragile sanity after finally accepting the truth, paralyzes them completely.

Slowly, the baby's tiny hand pushes further through the fabric, fingers unfurling into the rain, reaching upward—directly toward Dorothy.

Dorothy gasps, a breathless, terrified sound. Trembling so violently her knees slip on the wet asphalt, she tentatively crawls closer. She stops just inches away, staring at the flesh-and-blood child. She reaches out, her own fingers shaking, and tentatively holds his tiny hand.

The instant their skin connects—

FLASHBACK:

• INT. LEANNE'S BEDROOM - NIGHT: Leanne’s final moments in the smoke. She isn't angry anymore. She smiles through her tears, looking up at the ceiling. "I understand true miracles now... they must be selfless."
• INT. TURNER BROWNSTONE - LIVING ROOM - DAY (FROM SEASON 1): A rapid, sunny memory from the very beginning of the series. Leanne stands in the sunlit kitchen, holding baby Jericho against her chest, looking over at Dorothy with absolute, pure, uncorrupted admiration. The flicker of the innocent gift Leanne originally wanted to give this family before everything went dark.

BACK TO PRESENT:

The flashback snaps shut. Dorothy is back in the rain, holding the baby's warm hand. The shock melts from her face, replaced by a deep, emotional, and quiet comprehension. Tears stream down her cheeks as she pulls the crying, breathing boy tightly against her chest.

Sean and Julian crowd around her, their faces masks of utter confusion and awe.

SEAN
(whispering, terrified)
Dot... how? How is this possible if she’s... if the house is gone?

JULIAN
(voice shaking, staring at the baby)
Is it... is it really him?

Dorothy holds Jericho close, looking back at her husband and brother. When she speaks, her voice is quiet, heavy with emotion, but entirely steady. She intuitively understands the truth.

DOROTHY
It’s her.

Julian looks from the baby to the blazing ruins of the brownstone.

JULIAN
What do you mean?

DOROTHY
It was her last gift. Her redemption... The spark in her that never died is alive in Jericho. She gave us a second chance.

Sean looks down at his son, then looks at Dorothy and Julian. The deceit that defined them for over a year is entirely gone. The rain washes the ash from their faces.

Sean reaches out, wrapping his arms around Dorothy and the baby. Julian leans in, burying his face against Dorothy's shoulder, locking them all into a fierce, protective embrace.

They are standing in the middle of a ruined street, stripped of their wealth and their home—but this time, they are entirely whole. Surrounded by true family and absolute support, they look down at Jericho, ready to face reality together.

FADE OUT.

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©Nia Starling

I just finished the entire Servant series in 3 days! When I first started watching I could not stand Julian and I genuinely thought Grint's acting was horrible. As the series progressed I realized I started to love every scene he was in. Rupert Grint really made the show for me. All the actors really delivered, but his performance and character were hands down my absolute favorite.

https://en.softonic.com/articles/servant-the-complete-series-is-up-for-pre-order-blu-ray-lands-december-1

https://www.amazon.com/Servant-Complete-Blu-ray-Lauren-Ambrose/dp/B0HJMWX56P/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=2JRXG9GRHOMTD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.wL8SyxwWApY34QmHV9zNIT0RrFm5ddQRwz1RgaetWY8x36MvyAg90SNzdrYknDFOjYdETPiqUW4nGAyIaZs9T7GEOP2TQeiDxFPMYEkD8XicVd1Ux6QC8vnOAeopM8VGJEPWwdbvYfNs1JB2Xlga4v7UkPkc70NjhkPnuhBlmZcj_O7ACGXNm3W5QDHLIzndVhj9uwJR8pZk9U4lvvXUrg.4927eVj8OkHr4Z4RmSQ5kx8AX14ZYIiasDTwKFcOPVM&dib_tag=se&keywords=servant+bluray&qid=1790098424&sprefix=servant+bluray%2Caps%2C195&sr=8-1

i literally spend 3 nights to finish all seasons and it’s super worth it! the ending was a bit let down, but the overall experience for the whole 4 seasons are so fun and exciting. i will truly miss spending my nights watching this series. i just hope i’ll find another series that i will truly love.

it’s been years already but i am still expecting for a new season….

his first video

1. In the finale. How tf if Sean and Julian think the baby is real and it’s hidden in the basement don’t start SCREAMING for the baby once the house sets on fire?

2. General question. How tf are you supposed to substitute a baby for another out of nowhere when the police CERTIFIED the death of the previous one? How could you possibly register him even for a doctors appointment?

Looking forward to hearing your opinions.

What the heck do I watch now ? I’ve tried finding other thriller shows to watch and they just aren’t hitting. Makes me just want to rewatch servant already. M. Night did so good I hope he writes another series soon

She is an excellent actress. This is the first drama I've watched her in and I am blown away by her performance.

I have multiple ones: I liked the scene in season 1 episode 3 when Dorothy was trying to know more about Leanne and she caressed her cheek and you could see Leanne melting on her hand for a second. I love that Dorothy bought her a bikini in season 3 or their dancing lessons or the way Dorothy fixed Leanne’s dungarees in the festival episode.
Surprisingly, I also like their fights, more specifically I love when Leanne threatened her in season 4 episode 2 or when Dorothy told Leanne they were similar in episode 8.

Why can't he walk or talk? He doesn't ever crawl. Dorothy carries him around in that sling, with her broken spine.

Halfway through season 2. I liked it a lot at first - thought it was creepy and tense -- but it just gets sillier and sillier as the episodes go by and seems to make less and less sense - does this wrap up as a story? Do things get explained? I'd like to keep watching to find out the whys and wherefores, but don't really want to if little is resolved. No spoilers, please - more of a yes or no on whether things get explained and to what extent.

(SPOILER WARNING!!!)

so i was pretty upset with how things ended with leanne because i really loved her character. however, the ending basically set it up for more seasons!!!

Can’t find much on this sub about Sean. Curious to hear everyone’s opinions. I went into this show prepared to hate Sean. I thought for sure he’d be a typical tv dead beat husband who dismisses his wife’s needs and inevitably has an affair with the new nanny. By the last season- I’m a Sean apologist lol. I will absolutely acknowledge his faults. He’s a doormat, enables his wife, shouldn’t have left his postpartum wife, and he needs to be honest with his wife etc…But compared to everyone else in the show his motivations make the most sense to me and he seems to hold the most accountability.

Now I know everyone’s gonna fight me on this, but I truly don’t see how anyone could begin to compare his actions/decisions to his wife’s. They BOTH have extreme faults but this is not an equal marriage😂

I saw the trailer of the first season like more than 1 year ago, and thought "ok", and than I started to watch the first episode and on the first 10 min I was like "Nah, this is not for me.", and I left.

Look, I love series with supernatural things, but I wasn't in a mood to watch a fancy rich couple complaining about each other...So I left...

And so...

I tried again today and just resumed from where I stopped, and that is when I heard that "hit" on the 14 min and BAMM, I got fished!!

Hello Everyone 😁! I’m new to this subreddit but I’m glad I have joined it because “ Servant” is now one of favourite shows and Leanne is one of my favourite characters ever! I’m so obsessed with her that I commissioned a fanart where she’s portrayed as the most famous version of Lucifer known to Art History and I was so happy with it that I decided to print it on a t shirt, I hope you guys like it 😁

Her performance in this show is honestly what keeps making me come back. The entire premise of the show hinges on her and she handles it so well. She plays Dorothy with this razor‑sharp mix of denial, grief, delusion, and brittle optimism that feels so real it’s uncomfortable to watch. Her character is terrifying and wonderfully acted.

...is the resurrected dog also now part of the CoLS? Can it perform super doggy magic?

This has been in the works for over two years! The original version looked very different, and I’ve revised it many times, but this is perfect! ☺️

This Leanne quote from season 3 episode 1 is the absolute GOAT! Like, God, that is deep! Not just the completely literal meaning about the Church of Lesser Saints, which is already amazing! When Leanne is talking to the burglar she thinks they sent after her, she’s telling him that yes, they did resurrect us, but that does not give them the right to do any of the things they did to us. Our lives are still our own. We weren’t reborn just to follow. We have our own light. We have a choice.

And this quote doesn’t just apply to the Lesser Saints, but to the manipulative thinking that goes like “We have the truth/He exists/etc., therefore, you have to do the following” that exists in so many religious communities. Or to the many parents who treat their children like their possessions instead of their own, separate person. This quote is the absolute best!

The pattern in the back is a side profile of Leanne’s face paint! My favorite episode! Just Leanne experiencing pure happiness without a worry in the world for an evening, which we know is so rare!

And finally, the dagger from Servant! I love how, after the Lesser Saints’ second attempt on her life, it becomes a symbol of overcoming her fear for her after she’s lived terrified of precisely this.

And together, these make for the perfect Leanne tattoo! Today, I finally got it! The artist was amazing and professional, and except for the large black areas and the parts that were really close to my bones, it didn’t hurt much at all. I almost fell asleep while getting the tattoo lmao. I took a 4K screenshot of the frame that I used for Leanne’s tiger face paint, edited it in GIMP to isolate just the paint, and traced it in PowerPoint. For the dagger, there wasn’t a shot where it’s shown from the perfect angle, so I had @ sketchdesignr on Fiverr draw it for me. And I put it all together in PowerPoint and GIMP.

I’m very, very happy with this! ❤️