
'Killing Eve' comes to the less-than-killer end of its long, strange trip
CNN
Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers about the "Killing Eve" series finale.
It's hard to call the "Killing Eve" finale a disappointment, because given the downward trajectory that the show has been on since its buzzworthy first season, expectations have been systemically lowered. "Anticlimactic," however, fits the bill, especially given the anticipated showdown and ultimate fates of key characters in this less-than-killer finish.
Season 4 started on a particularly clunky note, with the detour involving the trained assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and her time-killing brush with religion. While things improved a bit after that, the show never quite recovered.

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