The Sinner has been an anthology television series, originally intended as an eight-part miniseries commencing in 2017. This week the curtain has gone down on another USA Network original.
Bill Pullman starred as a police detective who investigates crimes committed by unlikely culprits and attempts to uncover their motivations. Only Pullman appeared in every season, with the rest of the cast changing for each season's story.
Season four features Pullman along with the Muldoon family, Alice Kremelberg as Percy Muldoon,
Michael Mosley as Colin Muldoon, Frances Fisher as Meg Muldoon and Neal Huff as Sean Muldoon. Along with the Lam family, Cindy Cheung as Stephanie Lam, Ronin Wong as Mike Lam and handsome AF David Huynh as CJ Lam.
This season was a little I see dead people with Harry Ambrose (Pullman) seeing the victim from episode one. Following this Hanover Island, Maine's secrets unravel. What is discovered is much more sinister (as usual with this show) than just one death.
Each season has been slightly different. Season one got heaps of hype with producer Jessica Biel starring as the lead.
I feel this was stronger than season three, however the show possibly could have stayed as just a mini-series. However we all know if something is slightly successful a second, third, in The Sinner's case fourth season will follow.
Streaming in Australia on Netflix, the series is yet another show ending in 2021. This week we got the wrap movie for Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, whilst next month the Ray Donovan wrap up film airs on Paramount Plus. Claws commences it's final run on Stan later this month, while Money Heist just called it quits on Netflix.
Never has there been so many series coming into the long Australian summer.
Until next time.
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