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This last frame

Excellent series, i was about to rate it 8/10 but only this final frame turned the whole series to a solid 9/10, goosebumps

u/masivedelcaribe — 1 day ago
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Amy Adams and Juliette Lewis are nominated for Performer of the Month (July 2026) on SpoilerTV!

Amy Adams and Juliette Lewis were nominated for Performer of the Month (July 2026) on the SpoilerTV website.

Adams was nominated for the episode 1.08 "Los tiempos de Dios son Perfectos". Lewis was nominated for the episode 1.09 "The Scar".

"Performer of the Month" is a featurette that has existed on the SpoilerTV website since 2016. The nominations were made by the website's users, who usually send their submissions on the first week of each month; on the second or third week, the website open a poll with the ten actors and actresses who received the most votes.

Adams was nominated last month for the season premiere, but she lost to Milo Ventimiglia (I Will Find You).

They are also competing with:

  • Anya Taylor-Joy (Lucky 1.04)
  • Emma D'Arcy (House of the Dragon 3.03)
  • Fabien Frankel (House of the Dragon 3.05)
  • Jennifer Garner (The Five Star Weekend 1.04)
  • Natalie Alyn Lind (Dutton Ranch 1.09)
  • Olivia Cooke (House of the Dragon 3.05)
  • Phia Saban (House of the Dragon 3.05)
  • Tatiana Maslany (Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed 1.10)

For those who want to vote for Adams or Lewis you can vote here: https://www.spoilertv.com/2026/08/performer-of-month-july-2026-voting.html

Voting will close at 9:00AM Friday 28th of August 2026.

u/verissimoallan — 5 days ago
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Did I miss something?

Did we always know the baby had been taken out of Melissa? I don’t remember them mentioning that. If we always knew that then why didn’t Max or anyone else ever consider that the baby could still be alive?

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u/Old-Nectarine417 — 6 days ago
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Thoughts on the season finale

I just watched the season finale, and it was so... disappointing.

The entire story built up over nine episodes had to be wrapped up quickly—and in such a clumsy way. Everyone got out of prison at the same time. Max’s whole charade was exposed in seconds during that ridiculous scene in front of the restaurant. The final conflict was just a silly, undramatic physical scuffle. Honestly, given the buildup in the first nine episodes, I expected a much more interesting resolution.

I don’t know if there will be a follow-up, but I thought the ending—with the family just living happily as if nothing had happened—was terrible. The events of the series showed that Anna and her husband committed serious procedural fraud. Even though Max was an abusive, toxic person, the show didn't provide anything to justify his long imprisonment. Anna had him locked up for a completely personal reason: the fear that he might be her daughter's father. So, honestly, she came across as a huge asshole who got off completely scot-free, untouched by the injustice she had committed.

On top of that, it was proven that they tried to frame Max by planting drugs in his house. Is that also going to go completely unpunished just because he’s crazy? I know there’s a need to suspend disbelief, but the series didn't seem to be heading in a direction where the family's injustices would be completely ignored.

Obviously, Max is no saint, but leaving the family unscathed just seemed to reinforce the injustice of the whole story.

Did anyone else get that impression?

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u/Traditional-Bar1704 — 14 days ago
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23 and Me

Maybe I am missing something. Why wouldn't a simple DNA test determine who the biological parents are of the kids? 23 and me. ancestry.com. Police lab. What am I missing? A simple DNA test would determine all of that. If the kids were confused, they could've done the DNA test on their own. I don't understand why they didn't.

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u/robertbg_007 — 13 days ago