Timothy is no longer the anti-Christ, but still a half-demon. I reckon Kristen believes she can raise and teach him to be a good man. Nurture vs Nature.
@@JJDK485i can blame her for cheating and then acting like andy did her so wrong by cheating. I can blame her for not raising her children and taking out her frustrations on them. She doesnt support any of their wants/interests. I can blame her when she has everything handed to her then still complains about the patriarchy. I can blame her for seeing the anti Christ in her baby and choosing to cover it up as the very last thing she does on the show. Kristen is evil. Always was.
I think this is a bit harsh. Yes she is flawed, all of us are. She is also under some extremely difficult circumstances let alone being tormented by demonic forces. Kristin's seeming dismissal of the demonic baby visage DOES NOT mean an endorsement of what the demonic represents, ie evil. It could be a form of denial that this baby she has grown to love can even have the capacity for evil or a reflexive act to disregard that which she cannot, at the moment, accept about the baby's capacity.
@@Filterdeez It was totally worth it cheating on Andy. 😂😂😂 Remember he ran away with the $80,000 and abandoned his 4 kids? He's not a good dad anyway. Kristen works hard like hell to pay for the kids' expenses. OMG now I realise the cheating was so worth it. Thank you, Kristen and David, for satisfying the audience. 🙏🙏🙏
Just finished watching the finale. I feel like a lot of threads were left loose. It almost feels like there was another season but the show got cancelled.
Thank you I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought so. It was very anticlimactic. I had been looking forward to the finale for two weeks but was left very disappointed.
They said that they got 4 extra episodes to finish it off, after being cancelled. The creators even stated that they would be finishing the main Leland storyline and leaving the rest open for a possible future return.
I really thought the ending was great! Every series I watch has a terrible ending to it....this one at least gave you hope and still let you know that evil still lives! Lol! Of course, I don't think any of us wanted it to end...I know i didn't and especially not the actors! All of them were really upset....I know I will be starting from the beginning and watching all 4 seasons again!! One week at a time....lol! Maybe there can still be hope of a sister Andrea spinoff...I don't know....i will miss all of them terribly....thanks for the 4 seasons!!! ❤❤❤❤
The other thing that the writers of this series wanted....was for ALL of us to see the ending as each of us thought it should be....in other words everyone should spin it however they feel....cutoes to them for that .......
It was okay, it felt kinda rushed though. I always had an issue with the "are the demons real?" And forgotten plot points of the show. I don't mind free to interpretation endings. But the show rarely answered questions. Would've been nice if the therapist wasn't the only one who saw the demons.
There seems to be a lot of projection into the ending of the series I fail to see so many things the way you guys are seeing it. The baby was baptized that doesn't end its DNA being half demonic, it's not the Antichrist anymore but it still has the DNA of a demon. Father David doesn't love Kristen more than he loves God, he was struggling between what he should do. The two choices and the shortcoming of the church members made it even harder to choose his vocation. The ending was surprisingly good, sad we didn't get more answers but we get to imagine their continuing work together into perpetuity, the proverbial, happy ever after.
I was relieved David didn't leave the priesthood to pursue a romantic relationship with Kristin, in essence he was choosing a higher purpose than fulfilling his own desires. That doesn't mean they cannot be friends and that David can't love Kristin, he does and likely always will. The ending had a lot of loose ends, but there was no way around that considering the abrupt cancellation. Here's hoping Netflix will pick up the series and the trio can return to NYC and resume the assessor program.
Yes, but this also leaves me to believe that the daughter that came through the worm hole was real because most of her predictions seems to be coming true.
This show was absolutely dumb. The CGI effects of the monsters was horrendus, couldn't tell if these religious people were actually seeing these things or if they were just delusional. That old lady nun was just annoying. I truly believe she was schizo. Kristen was too uppity and skeptic to the core. Her mother was trying too hard to be this stuck-up rocker grandmother type that was just too cool for her own good, Leland was your typical baddie that offered no real threat and getting away with too much all the time, the black dude was just trying too hard to be such a savior he was a joke at times and the Indian dude was just lucky to be there and failed as a comic relief. DUDE, YOU'RE NOT FUNNY. Just stop. UGH, everyone annoyed me pretty much. This was suppose to be like The X-Files but fails. No wonder CBS gave this up but how shocking it found new life on streaming. I lost interest by Season 3 and was not gonna continue on, but bothered even going through Season 4 since it was the last. I will say it gotten a little better here, but still not enough to save it. Just a weird show with dumb characters, goofy effects, and a plot that really went nowhere.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions, however I'm skeptical your expectations when you thought this was going to be in the vein of X-Files. how could you watch the show for 3 seasons (and speed run the final) without bothering to learn the names of several of the main, David, shows the duality that most people face when dealing with their spirituality and societal pressures. Ben was not just "comic relief" he was showing the journey of an atheists delving in the field trying to make sense of it through science. Kristen being uppity lol. How strange a woman, who isn't the stereotypical damsel, who is smart, knows what to do and takes charges is poorly written to you? I guess when compared to the calm stoic nature of Agent Scully. However that's a silly take. Sister Andrea was incredibe and probably my favorite character. Although I partial agree that she may have been written to show ultra religious people as zany. I liked grandma but her motivations outside of protecting her family never made sense. I feel like they never explored her back story enough. The CGI wasn't great, however I'd chalk that up more to budgets and the time it would take to layer up the actor every single time. The biggest take away I got was most of the supernatural elements were left up to the viewer to distinguish. Aside from that the show was a good fun watch. And when you look at the work that the kings who wrote the show did prior. Then the somewhat whimsical tone makes sense.
@@noblevendetta I didn't like the show I forgot some of the character names. Overall, it was just a weird show that could have had more done with it. It was compared to The X-Files and definitely has a similar style, but it's cheaply done. I think it could have done without those ridiculous CGI monster effects and if the budget was an issue, then I wouldn't have bothered with that entirely. Kristen was just annoying and unlikeable. She whined too much and her up stance to being this supreme atheist wasn't cutting it for me. She needed to relax and finally open up to things when it was clear it was likely more to what met the eye. Ben was definitely comic relief because he looked clueless and was always trying to give these one-liners of comedic value, but it fails. Sister Andrea, just a joke and David...nothing more to say on him. He was just too calm and it was irritating me. Ugh, glad this show is finally put out of it's misery.
Timothy is no longer the anti-Christ, but still a half-demon. I reckon Kristen believes she can raise and teach him to be a good man. Nurture vs Nature.
Agreed. Kristin is a psychologist, a discipline rooted in the belief that environment, or nurture, is determinative with respect to behavior.
I want more! I'll miss it so😢.
Turns out Kristen is actually evil.
You can't blame her. You went through so much stress and disappointment.
@@JJDK485i can blame her for cheating and then acting like andy did her so wrong by cheating.
I can blame her for not raising her children and taking out her frustrations on them. She doesnt support any of their wants/interests.
I can blame her when she has everything handed to her then still complains about the patriarchy.
I can blame her for seeing the anti Christ in her baby and choosing to cover it up as the very last thing she does on the show.
Kristen is evil. Always was.
I think this is a bit harsh. Yes she is flawed, all of us are. She is also under some extremely difficult circumstances let alone being tormented by demonic forces. Kristin's seeming dismissal of the demonic baby visage DOES NOT mean an endorsement of what the demonic represents, ie evil. It could be a form of denial that this baby she has grown to love can even have the capacity for evil or a reflexive act to disregard that which she cannot, at the moment, accept about the baby's capacity.
@@RiyazGuerra no accountability. Smh.
@@Filterdeez It was totally worth it cheating on Andy. 😂😂😂 Remember he ran away with the $80,000 and abandoned his 4 kids? He's not a good dad anyway. Kristen works hard like hell to pay for the kids' expenses. OMG now I realise the cheating was so worth it. Thank you, Kristen and David, for satisfying the audience. 🙏🙏🙏
Terrible ending - very disappointing
Just finished watching the finale. I feel like a lot of threads were left loose. It almost feels like there was another season but the show got cancelled.
Thank you I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought so. It was very anticlimactic. I had been looking forward to the finale for two weeks but was left very disappointed.
They said that they got 4 extra episodes to finish it off, after being cancelled. The creators even stated that they would be finishing the main Leland storyline and leaving the rest open for a possible future return.
I just finished it and came here. It feels like a season finale, not a series finale.
Yup...There was no way we could have gotten a satisfying ending on the very last episode .. Terrible ending
I really thought the ending was great! Every series I watch has a terrible ending to it....this one at least gave you hope and still let you know that evil still lives! Lol! Of course, I don't think any of us wanted it to end...I know i didn't and especially not the actors! All of them were really upset....I know I will be starting from the beginning and watching all 4 seasons again!! One week at a time....lol! Maybe there can still be hope of a sister Andrea spinoff...I don't know....i will miss all of them terribly....thanks for the 4 seasons!!! ❤❤❤❤
Life changes but the battle between good and evil goes on.
Yes im heartbroken too
We need a spinoff with the 4 sisters in college battling evil.
Why doesn't anyone see it was a 24 hour clock, not 23?! When we first see the digital clock, it starts at 23:59:50. That's nearly 24 hours.
Bloody hell, Kristen was the worst kind of evil all along.
The other thing that the writers of this series wanted....was for ALL of us to see the ending as each of us thought it should be....in other words everyone should spin it however they feel....cutoes to them for that .......
But that’s not what they say in all their sit down interviews with the media following the final episode.
That was my take on what they said.....that was why it ended in a mild way....
Kudos
expected a true ending.
Do the people viewing this know that the narrator is reading the review of a publication that has nothing to do with this channel?
what a shitty way to end a show!!!
It was okay, it felt kinda rushed though. I always had an issue with the "are the demons real?" And forgotten plot points of the show. I don't mind free to interpretation endings. But the show rarely answered questions. Would've been nice if the therapist wasn't the only one who saw the demons.
There seems to be a lot of projection into the ending of the series I fail to see so many things the way you guys are seeing it. The baby was baptized that doesn't end its DNA being half demonic, it's not the Antichrist anymore but it still has the DNA of a demon.
Father David doesn't love Kristen more than he loves God, he was struggling between what he should do. The two choices and the shortcoming of the church members made it even harder to choose his vocation.
The ending was surprisingly good, sad we didn't get more answers but we get to imagine their continuing work together into perpetuity, the proverbial, happy ever after.
I was relieved David didn't leave the priesthood to pursue a romantic relationship with Kristin, in essence he was choosing a higher purpose than fulfilling his own desires. That doesn't mean they cannot be friends and that David can't love Kristin, he does and likely always will. The ending had a lot of loose ends, but there was no way around that considering the abrupt cancellation. Here's hoping Netflix will pick up the series and the trio can return to NYC and resume the assessor program.
It doesn't matter if the baby's demonic. He can still grow up to be good if nurtured and inspired by a good mother.
I agree. I took issue with the video saying the baptism didn't work
Yes, yes it did
@@JJDK485 Like Hellboy?
@@JJDK485kristen isnt a good mother. The show specifically shows and tells us that.
IF I WAS THOSE 2, I WOULD ABSOLUTELY GO TO ROME. it's only 6 months. Will be safer for the kids. Ben doesn't have kids or a wife.
Yes, but this also leaves me to believe that the daughter that came through the worm hole was real because most of her predictions seems to be coming true.
the ending was kinda weak
This show was absolutely dumb. The CGI effects of the monsters was horrendus, couldn't tell if these religious people were actually seeing these things or if they were just delusional. That old lady nun was just annoying. I truly believe she was schizo. Kristen was too uppity and skeptic to the core. Her mother was trying too hard to be this stuck-up rocker grandmother type that was just too cool for her own good, Leland was your typical baddie that offered no real threat and getting away with too much all the time, the black dude was just trying too hard to be such a savior he was a joke at times and the Indian dude was just lucky to be there and failed as a comic relief. DUDE, YOU'RE NOT FUNNY. Just stop. UGH, everyone annoyed me pretty much. This was suppose to be like The X-Files but fails. No wonder CBS gave this up but how shocking it found new life on streaming. I lost interest by Season 3 and was not gonna continue on, but bothered even going through Season 4 since it was the last. I will say it gotten a little better here, but still not enough to save it. Just a weird show with dumb characters, goofy effects, and a plot that really went nowhere.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions, however I'm skeptical your expectations when you thought this was going to be in the vein of X-Files. how could you watch the show for 3 seasons (and speed run the final) without bothering to learn the names of several of the main, David, shows the duality that most people face when dealing with their spirituality and societal pressures. Ben was not just "comic relief" he was showing the journey of an atheists delving in the field trying to make sense of it through science. Kristen being uppity lol. How strange a woman, who isn't the stereotypical damsel, who is smart, knows what to do and takes charges is poorly written to you? I guess when compared to the calm stoic nature of Agent Scully. However that's a silly take. Sister Andrea was incredibe and probably my favorite character. Although I partial agree that she may have been written to show ultra religious people as zany. I liked grandma but her motivations outside of protecting her family never made sense. I feel like they never explored her back story enough. The CGI wasn't great, however I'd chalk that up more to budgets and the time it would take to layer up the actor every single time. The biggest take away I got was most of the supernatural elements were left up to the viewer to distinguish. Aside from that the show was a good fun watch. And when you look at the work that the kings who wrote the show did prior. Then the somewhat whimsical tone makes sense.
@@noblevendetta I didn't like the show I forgot some of the character names. Overall, it was just a weird show that could have had more done with it. It was compared to The X-Files and definitely has a similar style, but it's cheaply done. I think it could have done without those ridiculous CGI monster effects and if the budget was an issue, then I wouldn't have bothered with that entirely. Kristen was just annoying and unlikeable. She whined too much and her up stance to being this supreme atheist wasn't cutting it for me. She needed to relax and finally open up to things when it was clear it was likely more to what met the eye. Ben was definitely comic relief because he looked clueless and was always trying to give these one-liners of comedic value, but it fails. Sister Andrea, just a joke and David...nothing more to say on him. He was just too calm and it was irritating me. Ugh, glad this show is finally put out of it's misery.