jaysmoke

I must say, Tom Hollander truly shone in his role as Ed Gein. The series was largely engaging and thrilling, and I'm amazed at how he managed to pull off some of those scenes. However, things took a turn for the worse once his character was arrested.

It would have been great if they had wrapped things up more succinctly, perhaps ending with his arrest and commitment to the asylum, rather than extending it with the last two episodes.

I was really hoping for a more satisfying conclusion. It almost felt like the significance of his actions, involving over 200 people killed, was diminished in the end.