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R2bees:
I just finished Sharp Objects, Adora is said to be the killer but towards the ending of the last episode, a tooth belonging to one of the dead gals was pulled from that Amma's stuff by Camille.. Now I'm confused, Amma pleaded with her not to tell Mama...

BTW that Amma is so annoying, at some point I hit my hand on my screen trying to punch her.. Camille sef get mind to dey tolerate am, if na my me eeh..

Spoilers

Amma killed all the girls. That's the big twist.

If you watch that scene again properly, you'd see the whole "ivory" floor of the dollhouse was made from teeth, human teeth, teeth belonging to the dead girls. Incidentally, that's where the title of the miniseries derived it's name from. The "Sharp objects" are "teeth".

The show is so intelligently made that it's mind blowing. The show tried to show us the identity of the killer from the get-go.

- First clue, the title: Sharp Objects. It tried to tell us that something sharp will play a pivotal role in the plot
- 2nd clue, Amma's dollhouse teeth covered ivory floor: It wanted us to add 2 and 2 together.
- 3rd clue, the dead girl with all her teeth pulled out: It wanted us to connect the missing teeth to the teeth covered ivory floor.
- 4th clue, Amma and her accomplices always disobeying the curfew law. The show tried again to point us to Amma being the serial killer, for the fact she's not afraid to go out after hours curfew. When you're the serial killer, you have nothing to fear.
- 5th clue: Amma's name is an anagram of Mama. The loudest of the clue. (I will elaborate more on this later).

We overlooked all these clues, cuz we didn't know what to look for. Amma wasn't a suspect, so our attention weren't focus on her, at all. Our brains were contemplating other things/suspects, and didn't pay attention to details.

Only much later, after the season finale after credits big reveal, that all these tacit hints started to make a lot of sense. If/When you watch the show again, you can see just how brilliantly the dots were spread out, with smokescreen thrown out to distract you from connecting them all together.

Adora was one of these smokescreens. Yes, she's guilty of killing her dead daughter, and poisoning Camille and Amma with rat poison, but she didn't kill the dead girls. Amma did.

So, at the season finale last scene, when Camille pulled out a tooth from the dollhouse, and agonizingly realized that it's her little sister, Amma that killed the girls, Amma slyly said to her "Don't tell Mama." Amma is anagram for mama (look at the 5th clue). Amma knowing that her secrets were finally out, taunted Camille. "Don't tell mama" is another way of saying, "Let this be our little secret." Amma was Mama. The lady in white.

Sharp Objects is a masterpiece.

KoiceReloaded:
Spoilers

Amma killed all the girls. That's the big twist.

If you watch that scene again properly, you'd see the whole "ivory" floor of the dollhouse was made from teeth, human teeth, teeth belonging to the dead girls. Incidentally, that's where the title of the miniseries derived it's name from. The "Sharp objects" are "teeth".

The show is so intelligently made that it's mind blowing. The show tried to show us the identity of the killer from the get-go.

- First clue, the title: Sharp Objects. It tried to tell us that something sharp will play a pivotal role in the plot
- 2nd clue, Amma's dollhouse teeth covered ivory floor: It wanted us to add 2 and 2 together.
- 3rd clue, the dead girl with all her teeth pulled out: It wanted us to connect the missing teeth to the teeth covered ivory floor.
- 4th clue, Amma and her accomplices always disobeying the curfew law. The show tried again to point us to Amma being the serial killer, for the fact she's not afraid to go out after hours curfew. When you're the serial killer, you have nothing to fear.
- 5th clue: Amma's name is an anagram of Mama. The loudest of the clue. (I will elaborate more on this later).

We overlooked all these clues, cuz we didn't know what to look for. Amma wasn't a suspect, so our attention weren't focus on her, at all. Our brains were contemplating other things/suspects, and didn't pay attention to details.

Only much later, after the season finale after credits big reveal, that all these tacit hints started to make a lot of sense. If/When you watch the show again, you can see just how brilliantly the dots were spread out, with smokescreen thrown out to distract you from the connecting them all together.

Adora was one of these smokescreens. Yes, she's guilty of killing her dead daughter, and poisoning Camille and Amma with rat poison, but she didn't kill the dead girls. Amma did.

So, at the season finale last scene, when Camille pulled out a tooth from the dollhouse, and agonizingly realized that it's her little sister, Amma that killed the girls, Amma slyly said to her "Don't tell Mama." Amma is anagram for mama (look at the 5th clue). Amma knowing at the moment that her secrets were finally out, taunted Camille. "Don't tell mama" is another way of saying, "Let this be our little secret." Amma was Mama. The lady in white.

Sharp Objects is a masterpiece.

Was almost tempted to read, but this is me ignoring any spoilers.

Joered63:
Was almost tempted to read, but this is me ignoring any spoilers.

Smart. That's why I made sure to add the spoilers tag. Don't want to ruin the experience for others that haven't had the pleasure of watching it yet.

the blacklist

the gifted s2

sod09:
Lethal weapon is back baby

that show is funny af

KoiceReloaded:
Spoilers

Amma killed all the girls. That's the big twist.

If you watch that scene again properly, you'd see the whole "ivory" floor of the dollhouse was made from teeth, human teeth, teeth belonging to the dead girls. Incidentally, that's where the title of the miniseries derived it's name from. The "Sharp objects" are "teeth".

The show is so intelligently made that it's mind blowing. The show tried to show us the identity of the killer from the get-go.

- First clue, the title: Sharp Objects. It tried to tell us that something sharp will play a pivotal role in the plot
- 2nd clue, Amma's dollhouse teeth covered ivory floor: It wanted us to add 2 and 2 together.
- 3rd clue, the dead girl with all her teeth pulled out: It wanted us to connect the missing teeth to the teeth covered ivory floor.
- 4th clue, Amma and her accomplices always disobeying the curfew law. The show tried again to point us to Amma being the serial killer, for the fact she's not afraid to go out after hours curfew. When you're the serial killer, you have nothing to fear.
- 5th clue: Amma's name is an anagram of Mama. The loudest of the clue. (I will elaborate more on this later).

We overlooked all these clues, cuz we didn't know what to look for. Amma wasn't a suspect, so our attention weren't focus on her, at all. Our brains were contemplating other things/suspects, and didn't pay attention to details.

Only much later, after the season finale after credits big reveal, that all these tacit hints started to make a lot of sense. If/When you watch the show again, you can see just how brilliantly the dots were spread out, with smokescreen thrown out to distract you from connecting them all together.

Adora was one of these smokescreens. Yes, she's guilty of killing her dead daughter, and poisoning Camille and Amma with rat poison, but she didn't kill the dead girls. Amma did.

So, at the season finale last scene, when Camille pulled out a tooth from the dollhouse, and agonizingly realized that it's her little sister, Amma that killed the girls, Amma slyly said to her "Don't tell Mama." Amma is anagram for mama (look at the 5th clue). Amma knowing that her secrets were finally out, taunted Camille. "Don't tell mama" is another way of saying, "Let this be our little secret." Amma was Mama. The lady in white.

Sharp Objects is a masterpiece.

this is the next am seeing, when Koice tells you a show is master piece you know it's a must see

Coutinho14:
that show is funny af

yeah yeah

KoiceReloaded:
Spoilers

Amma killed all the girls. That's the big twist.

If you watch that scene again properly, you'd see the whole "ivory" floor of the dollhouse was made from teeth, human teeth, teeth belonging to the dead girls. Incidentally, that's where the title of the miniseries derived it's name from. The "Sharp objects" are "teeth".

The show is so intelligently made that it's mind blowing. The show tried to show us the identity of the killer from the get-go.

- First clue, the title: Sharp Objects. It tried to tell us that something sharp will play a pivotal role in the plot
- 2nd clue, Amma's dollhouse teeth covered ivory floor: It wanted us to add 2 and 2 together.
- 3rd clue, the dead girl with all her teeth pulled out: It wanted us to connect the missing teeth to the teeth covered ivory floor.
- 4th clue, Amma and her accomplices always disobeying the curfew law. The show tried again to point us to Amma being the serial killer, for the fact she's not afraid to go out after hours curfew. When you're the serial killer, you have nothing to fear.
- 5th clue: Amma's name is an anagram of Mama. The loudest of the clue. (I will elaborate more on this later).

We overlooked all these clues, cuz we didn't know what to look for. Amma wasn't a suspect, so our attention weren't focus on her, at all. Our brains were contemplating other things/suspects, and didn't pay attention to details.

Only much later, after the season finale after credits big reveal, that all these tacit hints started to make a lot of sense. If/When you watch the show again, you can see just how brilliantly the dots were spread out, with smokescreen thrown out to distract you from connecting them all together.

Adora was one of these smokescreens. Yes, she's guilty of killing her dead daughter, and poisoning Camille and Amma with rat poison, but she didn't kill the dead girls. Amma did.

So, at the season finale last scene, when Camille pulled out a tooth from the dollhouse, and agonizingly realized that it's her little sister, Amma that killed the girls, Amma slyly said to her "Don't tell Mama." Amma is anagram for mama (look at the 5th clue). Amma knowing that her secrets were finally out, taunted Camille. "Don't tell mama" is another way of saying, "Let this be our little secret." Amma was Mama. The lady in white.

Sharp Objects is a masterpiece.

Wow.. Guy who are u??.. I had this question in Mind since, I even posted it here no one gave a reply I was then wondering if they saw these scenes that needs explanation, I know many people will go on thinking Adora killed those gals.

We need more series like this.. Any Recommendation??

Guys, please is money heist of Netflix different from the first company own. I notice the episode are number differently

R2bees:
Wow.. Guy who are u??.. I had this question in Mind since, I even posted it here no one gave a reply I was then wondering if they saw these scenes that needs explanation, I know many people will go on thinking Adora killed those gals.

We need more series like this.. Any Recommendation??

- Line of Duty
- Luther
- Big little Lies
- Safe
- Broadchurch
- The Killing
- The Missing
- Tin Star
- The Night Of
- Ordeal by Innocence
- Top of The Lake
- And Then There Were None

All are marked by red herrings and unexpected twists. Have fun.

KoiceReloaded:
Spoilers

Amma killed all the girls. That's the big twist.

If you watch that scene again properly, you'd see the whole "ivory" floor of the dollhouse was made from teeth, human teeth, teeth belonging to the dead girls. Incidentally, that's where the title of the miniseries derived it's name from. The "Sharp objects" are "teeth".

The show is so intelligently made that it's mind blowing. The show tried to show us the identity of the killer from the get-go.

Sharp Objects is a masterpiece.

Yeah, Gillian Flynn is a genius when it comes to spinning interwoven tales that poses a question/mystery for you and it's answer is all sewn up in there. Always before you but never there.
Sidney Sheldon is one other author whose work I would like to see more of in motion picture.

KoiceReloaded:
- Line of Duty - Luther - Big little Lies - Safe - Broadchurch - The Killing - The Missing - Tin Star - The Night Of - Ordeal by Innocence - Top of The Lake - And Then There Were None
All are marked by red herrings and unexpected twists. Have fun.

God bless u sir.. Kicking off with the Night Of..

*The Dragon Prince
*FBI

I just finished season one of 'Line of duty'.. Omg, this got me thinking, which one is better between this and Homeland? I have been having some good weeks back to back, last week was 'Bodyguard'.

MANIFEST


nice pilot.....shows promise...
sensing a "Bermuda Triangle" involvement here....
but let us see how it goes

KoiceReloaded:
Spoilers

Amma killed all the girls. That's the big twist.

If you watch that scene again properly, you'd see the whole "ivory" floor of the dollhouse was made from teeth, human teeth, teeth belonging to the dead girls. Incidentally, that's where the title of the miniseries derived it's name from. The "Sharp objects" are "teeth".

The show is so intelligently made that it's mind blowing. The show tried to show us the identity of the killer from the get-go.

- First clue, the title: Sharp Objects. It tried to tell us that something sharp will play a pivotal role in the plot
- 2nd clue, Amma's dollhouse teeth covered ivory floor: It wanted us to add 2 and 2 together.
- 3rd clue, the dead girl with all her teeth pulled out: It wanted us to connect the missing teeth to the teeth covered ivory floor.
- 4th clue, Amma and her accomplices always disobeying the curfew law. The show tried again to point us to Amma being the serial killer, for the fact she's not afraid to go out after hours curfew. When you're the serial killer, you have nothing to fear.
- 5th clue: Amma's name is an anagram of Mama. The loudest of the clue. (I will elaborate more on this later).

We overlooked all these clues, cuz we didn't know what to look for. Amma wasn't a suspect, so our attention weren't focus on her, at all. Our brains were contemplating other things/suspects, and didn't pay attention to details.

Only much later, after the season finale after credits big reveal, that all these tacit hints started to make a lot of sense. If/When you watch the show again, you can see just how brilliantly the dots were spread out, with smokescreen thrown out to distract you from connecting them all together.

Adora was one of these smokescreens. Yes, she's guilty of killing her dead daughter, and poisoning Camille and Amma with rat poison, but she didn't kill the dead girls. Amma did.

So, at the season finale last scene, when Camille pulled out a tooth from the dollhouse, and agonizingly realized that it's her little sister, Amma that killed the girls, Amma slyly said to her "Don't tell Mama." Amma is anagram for mama (look at the 5th clue). Amma knowing that her secrets were finally out, taunted Camille. "Don't tell mama" is another way of saying, "Let this be our little secret." Amma was Mama. The lady in white.

Sharp Objects is a masterpiece.

I knew it wasn't the mother....i don't know if Adora had a hand in it....

Amma is the Devil herself..... damn

The Dragon Prince
SPOILER ALERT





So I finished The Dragon Prince. A slow burner for an action animated show. There were a few nice set pieces here and there. But this season is mostly about the story.
I do wish they'd kept Viren ambiguous. He was more interesting when his motives weren't clear.
I foresee a love triangle between Rayla, Callum and Claudia. I hope the writers make it interesting. Well, as interesting as a love triangle in an animated series targeted at a younger audience can get.
Claudia's shaping up to be a very interesting & complex character. Will definitely love to watch her character develop.
Ezran's ability ensures a closer relationship with The Dragon than the others.
All in all, can't wait for season 2. There's a beautiful world out there with so much potential for the creators to make us fall in love with. And a lot of memorable fights to be choreographed and crafted.

Anyone getting ready for the season 5 premiere of How To Get Away With Murder? #Htgawm.

Can't wait

Love Annalise.

Anyone getting ready for the season 5 premiere of How To Get Away With Murder? #Htgawm.

Can't wait

Love Annalise

vampire2020:
Currently downloading both SWAT and AMERICA VANDAL,i have so many series right now on my phone I don't even know where to begin

Which website are you downloading the series from?

CsRockefeller:
Anyone getting ready for the season 5 premiere of How To Get Away With Murder? #Htgawm.

Can't wait

Love Annalise.

It is returning today. Wow...not been keeping track. Thank you.

Marvel1206:
All these people saying bodyguard is boring this and that. I guess you're aware we can't all share the same perspective. Shhuu.

Even game of thrones bored me until season 4

True with that GOT, I dropped it after a while. I had to resume after to know what the 'hype' was about.

So nobody can help with download link to boondocks?

shoyemiayodeji:
So nobody can help with download link to boondocks?

just go to toxicwap.Com
they have all four seasons

Maniac

Its really good so far. It sort of reminds me of the beginning of Legion.

Marco polo is a badass series I wonder why Netflix have to cancelled it. I'm enjoying the betrayal in season 2.

A lot of new series this month. Really enjoyed new Amsterdam. Looks interesting.

SWAT is what I'm watching now, but I'm really dissapointed that they canc9elled "the brave" and left SWAT. Because "the brave" is far better than SWAT.

Where to download? Not available on tfpdl

Performanking:
Anybody watched Jack Ryan, thought it was good

EpicMaurice:
just go to toxicwap.Com
they have all four seasons

It's not there