Wow!!! That finale!

WTF? Did we watch the same thing? It was complete garbage. A terrible way to "end" the season. Just like in the beginning of the show it ends where it began. It literally got nowhere with *10* episodes. I wasn't joking this show had content for ~2 hours, everything else was just painful filler material to cover 10 episodes.

This show could have been amazing yet they dragged it along. Why am I still watching it - that's the real question here. It's because the show HAS/HAD potential to actually become something. With this finale they proved me right, they got nothing. We're the victim here.

Huldu, if you don't like the show then stop watching and complaining about it. I've read the comics and really enjoy the show because of the character interactions and acting. If you want quick fulfillment, action and no plot to watch while eating popcorn, I suggest something like Z-Nation.

Amber touched hands with the chief's wife, so I think she's clear but she does the role of Ogden's wife in the comics, so maybe she have/will have a part on it.

The season finally was way better than the comics. Amazing episode, deserves at least a 9.5.

I agree about the finale it was fantastic!! Only thing the Rev. will have to worry about is he threw his lighter in so the fire would start, that would be evidence against him especially if it was a lighter w/his name initials on it or somebody finds out it was his. Believe it or not sometimes the lighters especially those kind don't burn up so I hoping I'm wrong and nobody realizes the lighter. I can't wait for 2nd season either, show is slow paced but I don't mind b/c a lot of other shows jump in too fast and I love how we find out Amber is like her father as well. This is a different kind of show like no others so that's why I like it so much.

I agree! That gas station scene during broad daylight sent chills down my spine. His sister was the scariest,creepist transformation yet.

Can't wait for season 2!


Daddy???????

Yep, two great moments which for a change are not just in there for the sake of having some great moment but actually tell a part of the story. But that does not really make a great finale. There was no gravitation in the last few episodes. Everything just happened. I the finale as well.

If the situation was supposed to appear real, the characters should have acted real, protagonists as well as antagonists. But that is not the case. Both camps stand still until someone changes. At that point there could be an interesting race to reach the victim first, had the show bothered to build up to that. But instead we get that race in the shape of more random events. Someone telling that the race is on during the race because he got the idea like some brainfart, after not thinking about the invasion at all for two episodes (because, you know, body snatchers are so common that one just falls back into daily routine after having killed two or three of them).

It is still a weak 7 in my book, but I hope that the next season gets better storytellingwise and does not waste the potential (which was clearly there and visible in the pilot) like this season did.

I can't help but wonder, but if Religion/space aliens and any form of the supernatural were actually real. Would we still make tv shows like this?

If Amber is an outcast, why did not she expel the demon in her mother when she tried to suffocate her?
That's incoherent for me.