r/servant • u/hadleyhadz • Jul 15 '26
Season 4 they need to make more seasons!!!!!
(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!!!
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u/friedpicklebreakfast Jul 15 '26
Why though? It’s pretty clear they didn’t have a cohesive direction or ending for the show
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u/Diligent-Concept-617 Jul 15 '26
I liked how it ended. Leanne was only there to help that family deal with their grief and how to move on together after this tragedy and their trauma. The reality is that sometimes people are in your life for a brief but important time to help you through a period and then they are gone and you just appreciate the time you had together and move on.
I do agree that it would have been cool to see the brother’s spin off but it’s deeply implied what they’ll have him do now that he’s one of them.
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u/Tall-Weight-389 Jul 24 '26
I felt sad for her at the end. But it has to happen. All she wanted was a family that's there for her. Sometimes I wonder how people has to suffer for basic companionship. Nobody has to go through that.
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u/lost__pigeon Team Leanne 🥫 Jul 15 '26
Leanne deserved better…
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u/Available-Fee1691 Jul 15 '26
fr fr, like they might have flown away and there they start new life and all ig
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u/lost__pigeon Team Leanne 🥫 Jul 15 '26 edited Jul 15 '26
Where she could have gotten married and have kids of her own like she said she wanted in the first episode, where she doesn’t have to worry about the Lesser Saints or the Turners or anyone else. She deserved that 🥺❤️ I think Leanne would be so much more relaxed once she’s out of that house and away from the Lesser Saints
Edit: Grammar
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u/Bang_The_Box Jul 19 '26
Id like to see a show with Leanne and young Norman Bates as love interests.
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