Was the Season 4 Finale Good Enough? The fourth Season overall? Are you still invested or is the pacing too slow?

What do you need to see in Season 5 (The final season) to make this show land the plane in a way that doesn't feel like a major letdown?

The stars of the show respond: https://comicbook.com/tv-shows/news/from-season-4-finales-fatima-boy-in-white-twists-officially-addressed-by-stars-almost-wish-shed-died/

I still enjoy From and look forward to new episodes. However, I hope it doesn't end up like Lost with too many plot holes once we really see what's going on. Also, I just realized that apparently I haven't seen the finale 😂

Lost, Fringe, Stranger Things, Game of Thrones, Jurassic Park Series (movies), Heroes, The Umbrella Academy, Once Upon A Time, The Strain and there are more but I can't remember them right now. All of the above shows had a great idea and storyline for the first few seasons but then the seasons got worse and worse. Writers, Directors and Producers never think their shows through to a interesting ending; they can only create an interesting beginning. Personally, they should make ever tv show from books that are written by great authors and there is an end book for the series or there are so many book in the series that one doesn't have to worry about running out of material. I like the Spanish novellas. They are usually based on books so there is a clear beginning and ending.

4 hours ago, Chuck Yeager Ala Mod said:

Lost, Fringe, Stranger Things, Game of Thrones, Jurassic Park Series (movies), Heroes, The Umbrella Academy, Once Upon A Time, The Strain and there are more but I can't remember them right now. All of the above shows had a great idea and storyline for the first few seasons but then the seasons got worse and worse. Writers, Directors and Producers never think their shows through to a interesting ending; they can only create an interesting beginning. Personally, they should make ever tv show from books that are written by great authors and there is an end book for the series or there are so many book in the series that one doesn't have to worry about running out of material. I like the Spanish novellas. They are usually based on books so there is a clear beginning and ending.

I hope it doesn't become another "Lost" where the idea was great, but they eventually lost control of it and didn't know where to go next.

From is a fable. The three people chosen by the cicadas were not an accident. Julie, the story walker. The one who has already done things that create and advance the story (throwing the rope to Boyd, knocking on the diner door to stop Randall from harming Kenny, most likely telling a story to the children to give them hope thereby creating the faraway tree). Randall, the warrior. He will be the one to carve the talismans (that Julie will place), as they showed him carving a face in wood in S2. That wasn’t an accident. Mari, is the healing fairy. Who are they trying to save? The children. Where to save them? The lake of tears. What is Mari? A pediatric nurse. Smiley wasn’t supposed to harm Mari. He went off script and the monster did what it did. With him harming Mari, it will actually help them leave this place and close the loop. There’s a reason why Mari heard the screams of everyone who has their soul trapped in Fromville. Fatima will help them get to the lake of tears, which is underground guarded by a large spider, who Randall will defeat as a sort of David V Goliath sort of thing. He is smallest guy outside of Ethan. It makes sense he would be the warrior because he first appeared selfish but he really wasn’t. He went into a house to help a woman he didn’t know. The Story-walker, the Warrior, the Healer. That is your fable.