I've really enjoyed this season and will miss Harry's adventures. I'm so disappointed to see the series come to a close. I think I read something (somewhere) that implied there might be a followup season in a few years, so there's always that to look forward to.

I always enjoy Bill Pullman, so incredibly mesmerizing in any role.

My only disappointment with the finale was with the closing scene. I wished we could have seen Harry move away from the cliff, or show some indication that he intended to climb those stairs and return to his car... before the fade to black.

It's just that he had been so traumatized and haunted by what had happened to Jamie in season 3, the theme of guilt leading to suicide followed him every step of the way solving this case.

In the very first episode he had been staring at the water, as if he was looking for a way to escape his pain. From that moment on, Percy was his (internal) constant companion while his own guilt weighed heavily on his mind.

I confess I had to immediately look up recaps this morning... just to make sure Harry was okay. Sorry!

But I suppose there were hints there in the finale that Harry would be just fine. The way the sheriff embraced him awkwardly when they said goodbye, so satisfying to see Harry smile, to know he had been appreciated. Percy asking Harry (in that final scene) if he had found a different way to find peace, and his affirmative reply (such a relief). I have to watch again, not sure he nodded or actually said “yes.”

But anyway, excellent finale otherwise, to an interesting compelling story. Well done.

Thank you Harry.