User Reviews

What an episode! Wow! I need to say that the episode was really intense. Dorothy who tried to avoid Leanne and see Sean and Julian. The sound when Dorothy go down the stairs was really well made and just make the tension escalate. But thats not all. Sean and Julian decided to tell Dorothy everything about the accident with Jericho the real one. So we can understand that Jericho died because of Dorothy and she was kind of a shocked. I really found also these moments real made with Dorothy and how she acted while the police was here in her flat. I mean it was really believable situation here. When Dorothy be aware of that she is completely devastated and the confrontation between Sean, Julian and Leanne with Dorothy was intense and we dont really know what Dorothy wanted to do: trust her brother and her husband or trust Leanne. I mean we can see Julian and Sean who are the truth (symbolize that) and we have leanne who symbolize the illusion of Jericho. Its like illusion vs reality what she will choose between them. It was one of the best episode for me of this season by far. I really enjoyed the shots and the camera movement when they are in the car. And the sound design really helped when they build the tensions. It was really a nice episode in every moments. And we can also understand better the character of Dorothy and how she will react about this. The way also they translate her psychological state with the shots and camera movements were really interesting and we can kind of understand how she felt with Jericho accident. Pretty clever.

The penultimate episode of Servant was not perfect, but I was certainly on the edge of my seat as Shawn and Julian talked to Dorothy about what truly happened to Jericho in the car. We got a Twin Peaks-esque scream from Dorothy about it and then some perhaps unintentional comedy as she fought her family to get back to the house.

The moment we had been waiting years for did not disappoint, although the ending it of was a little bit awkward.

I have no idea what to expect in the series finale, but what a journey it has been for fans of this show. I really hope we do not get a letdown when it comes to completion next week.

This might be the singularly best episode on this entire series, and that's saying a lot. The performances -- particularly in the car -- between Kebbell, Ambrose and Grint could not have happened earlier in this series. It required the chemistry between the three and the knowledge each has of their character and the two others to have created that magic in the car. An acting clinic four seasons in the making.

When Grint started crying, it broke my heart. All that pain and trauma from being the one who found Jericho dead and the guilt just poured out. The various looks on Ambrose's face, confused, annoyed and then realizing the truth. And Kebbell, who's growth over the series made it possible for him to sincerely accept his part in the tragedy. Outstanding. And the "will she or won't she?" at the end. So well set up, because we as viewers don't even know if the baby IS Jericho come back to life or not. Can't wait for a finale.

So now Dorothy knows. Great episode. This whole 4 seasons has been a long haul and if I'm honest, in the early days I struggled at times, with frustration. The makers have prolonged the tension, nay the agony for so long and to be fair, exquisitely and expertly. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode and can't wait to see the final one. Everyone has been excellent. The whole cast are to be applauded. Especially Leanne who is absolutely gorgeous. I hope to see more of her in the future, in brighter roles hopefully, having fun and being young. I know my preference for the ending and hope Dorothy is able to finally come through. It'll be a relief!