Part VI

I just happened to check out the show's IMDB page after watching this episode and was surprised by all the negative reviews. It seems the plot and actions of the main characters were considered unrealistic/stupid, but I think the show so far has very clearly established that this Detective is far from a conventional, by-the-books type of guy. Despite his questionable decisions, I thought that from an emotional standpoint, his actions are quite believable and consistent with his character.

Fingers crossed for the last two episodes.

So.... Professor finally confronts Artist Lady and that mystery sort of clears itself up.

She's weird. He's Weird. Sinner is weird.

Haha so the Professor and Sinner play a little game of Let's take turns burying each other.

Sinner goes first!! I like it. 7/10.

I have just been six episodes into the latest season of The Sinner. Oh my god! This is incredible stuff, and dark too. In fact, the darkest I've seen in the recent times. It makes you question your existence, question God and the whole world. I am so drawn to the lines they use in the series. DEEP DOWN,WE ARE ALL SCARED. BUT WE WOULDN'T WANT TO SHOW IT. WE'D RATHER BE ANGRY. That,when felt better, holds infinite meaning in it. It was like a vague psyche game.

I've watched the last two seasons too. They were unfathomable too,but the latest one beats em by a long stretch. I am seeing mediocre reviews for season-3. May be, this one appeals better to people with conflicting personalities. I wouldn't say I am like that, but I just dwell and put myself in the character's place momentarily and it all makes sense. I've just completed sixth episode which ended with one of the terrifying scenes I have ever seen. Hope you like it too.

The whole series is based on the Ambrose character being both a cop and a man who can feel a form of empathy for the killers, who can relate to them, establish a connection with them. But he has also to act like a cop, if he doesn't, something's missing. So it's always a very fine line between the two sides of the character, one cannot take over completely the other, or the series loses its balance. And I agree with most comments, in this episode, the empathy goes a step too far (final scene) and it feels like the cop has vanished in front of a character recognized as still dangerous.

People are wrong when they say Season 3 is bad. I think it is actually the most interesting season. It definitely has it's flaws, but it is by far the one that takes the biggest risks. \I also like how they incorporate philosophy. It deals with mental health and depression really well. If you want something nice to watch as a family, then it is clearly not meant for that, but if you are awake late on your own wondering what life is all about, then it is great. Matt Bomer is a great actor and he does a great job as this character, his interactions with the detective are great. There are some things that I thought were a bit questionable, but I'm willing to forgive that because I find it interesting. I can see why people like the first season a lot, I haven't seen the forth yet. I liked parts of the 2nd season, but found the kid really annoying. This third season has been the most entertaining to me so far. This is a good show, I hope they keep making it.