Thank you. Anyone who wants to know who the killer was should watch the flippin' show!
It's not what a movie is about, it's how it is about it.
RIP Roger Ebert
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The bastards haven't uploaded the last episode yet!
At least I wasn't spoiled, thanks.
I know, I know. It usually takes a day or two...or three.
I have my theories, it all centers around 3 or 4 subjects now and I think I know which one it is. I don't think there will be any ah-hah moments, just sadness. This was the vicious murder of a little boy after all.
It's not what a movie is about, it's how it is about it.
RIP Roger Ebert
I'll have one last guess, (but don't tell me) HA HA.
Was it Dave?, he's an obnoxious character, I'd like to hit him over the head with that torch. He seemed a little to anxious for Ben to get rid of that torch.
If you don't want to know who the killer is, be careful where you look. Warning: there's a facebook page where the comments reveal the killer and someone fycking tweeted it already.
So, actually, being an innocent babe who opened their accounts this morning, I already know the answer. But here's the thing, I like to see how it is handled dramatically. I actually enjoy the visual dramatic mediums of television and film. So as much as I wish I didn't know going into it, I will still watch the final show. And I plan to watch the American version when it comes out.
It's not what a movie is about, it's how it is about it.
RIP Roger Ebert
I found the episode online and just finished it. It was definitely an aha moment for me!
share...the chief cop. He had long suspected Ben of being a pretty useless painter and decorator, never finishing a job because he was so hooked on playing private detective in TV movies, so the cop thought he'd teach him a lesson. Then the cop could have jacked in the police job, which he was hated, and could at last fulfil his life-long dream of becoming a painter and decorator, and he would always finish the job!
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