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Dewicking Kick The Son Of A Bitch. Not sure how to replace that sentence.
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* Claire going for three episodes in a row of awesome, by cracking Joe over the head with a bottle of wine, and stabbing his stitched up stab wound with a dinner fork. And then [[KickTheSonOfABitch Kicking The Son of A Bitch]]
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* Claire going for three episodes in a row of awesome, by cracking Joe over the head with a bottle of wine, and stabbing his stitched up stab wound with a dinner fork. And then [[KickTheSonOfABitch Kicking The Son of A Bitch]]
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* Mike Westen's reaction to being kidnapped and interrogated/tortured by Roderick and his crew. Despite being literally beaten to death by degrees (and eventually stabbed), he refuses to give up Claire's location.
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* Mike Westen's Weston's reaction to being kidnapped and interrogated/tortured by Roderick and his crew. Despite being literally beaten to death by degrees Charlie Mead (and eventually stabbed), he refuses to give up Claire's location.location.
** A minor one, but one should give Mike credit where credit is due; he manages to hold his own in a fistfight with Charlie, an ''ex-Marine.''
** A minor one, but one should give Mike credit where credit is due; he manages to hold his own in a fistfight with Charlie, an ''ex-Marine.''
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* Hardy's complete and merciless owning of [[spoiler: Louise]]. KilledMidSentence done right.
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* Hardy's complete and merciless owning of [[spoiler: Louise]].Louise. KilledMidSentence done right.
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* [[spoiler: Claire]] beating the crap out of Emma and threatening to kill her if she [[spoiler: ever goes near Joey again]].
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* [[spoiler: Claire]] Claire beating the crap out of Emma and threatening to kill her if she [[spoiler: ever goes near Joey again]].again.
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--> '''Joe''': You shouldn't have read that, [[spoiler: Claire.]]
--> [[spoiler: '''Claire''':]] Believe me, it wasn't easy. I guess you didn't learn anything from your last book.
* Claire racking up more awesome points, by way of [[spoiler:stabbing Joe in the gut by pretending to give in to his romantic advances.]]
--> [[spoiler: '''Claire''':]] Believe me, it wasn't easy. I guess you didn't learn anything from your last book.
* Claire racking up more awesome points, by way of [[spoiler:stabbing Joe in the gut by pretending to give in to his romantic advances.]]
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--> '''Joe''': You shouldn't have read that, [[spoiler: Claire.]]
Claire.
-->[[spoiler: '''Claire''':]] '''Claire''': Believe me, it wasn't easy. I guess you didn't learn anything from your last book.
* Claire racking up more awesome points, by way of[[spoiler:stabbing stabbing Joe in the gut by pretending to give in to his romantic advances.]]
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* Claire racking up more awesome points, by way of
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* Claire going for three episodes in a row of awesome, by [[spoiler:cracking Joe over the head with a bottle of wine, and stabbing his stitched up stab wound with a dinner fork. And then [[KickTheSonOfABitch Kicking The Son of A Bitch]]]]
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* Claire going for three episodes in a row of awesome, by [[spoiler:cracking cracking Joe over the head with a bottle of wine, and stabbing his stitched up stab wound with a dinner fork. And then [[KickTheSonOfABitch Kicking The Son of A Bitch]]]]Bitch]]
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-->'''Joe''': [[spoiler: ''Claire did''!]]
* Ryan telling off Joe, when he confronts him at [[spoiler:the lighthouse]].
* Ryan telling off Joe, when he confronts him at [[spoiler:the lighthouse]].
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-->'''Joe''': [[spoiler: ''Claire did''!]]
did''!
* Ryan telling off Joe, when he confronts him at[[spoiler:the lighthouse]].the lighthouse.
* Ryan telling off Joe, when he confronts him at
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** Joe [[spoiler:seemingly meeting the end he so richly deserves, courtesy of an exploding boathouse. The fact that he's revealed to survive doesn't diminish the awesomeness of the scene.]]
* [[spoiler:Season 2's reveal that Joe had planned to fake his death all along by swapping himself with the corpse of his long-lost brother who matches him genetically.]] Damn, talk about CrazyPrepared.
* Lily Grey [[spoiler:tricks Ryan and the entire FBI into thinking she's a helpless victim just so she could string along and manipulate Ryan's emotions. Oh yeah, and she has her own clan of psychopaths at her disposal, including the two men who "attacked" her, Mark and Luke. She's basically set up as Joe Carroll's perfect DistaffCounterpart.]]
* [[spoiler:Season 2's reveal that Joe had planned to fake his death all along by swapping himself with the corpse of his long-lost brother who matches him genetically.]] Damn, talk about CrazyPrepared.
* Lily Grey [[spoiler:tricks Ryan and the entire FBI into thinking she's a helpless victim just so she could string along and manipulate Ryan's emotions. Oh yeah, and she has her own clan of psychopaths at her disposal, including the two men who "attacked" her, Mark and Luke. She's basically set up as Joe Carroll's perfect DistaffCounterpart.]]
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** Joe [[spoiler:seemingly seemingly meeting the end he so richly deserves, courtesy of an exploding boathouse. The fact that he's revealed to survive doesn't diminish the awesomeness of the scene.]]
scene.
*[[spoiler:Season Season 2's reveal that Joe had planned to fake his death all along by swapping himself with the corpse of his long-lost brother who matches him genetically.]] genetically. Damn, talk about CrazyPrepared.
* Lily Grey[[spoiler:tricks tricks Ryan and the entire FBI into thinking she's a helpless victim just so she could string along and manipulate Ryan's emotions. Oh yeah, and she has her own clan of psychopaths at her disposal, including the two men who "attacked" her, Mark and Luke. She's basically set up as Joe Carroll's perfect DistaffCounterpart.]]
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* Lily Grey
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* This line from Mike, to [[spoiler:Lily]]:
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* This line from Mike, to [[spoiler:Lily]]:Lily:
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* [[spoiler: Weston killing Lily.]] Some people felt that it was a case of TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter, but DAMN if [[spoiler: Weston]] wasn't badass about it. Plus, the look on [[spoiler: Lily's]] face was epic when it was obvious where it was going:
-->[[spoiler:'''Weston''']]: Killing you won't fix me...[[OhCrap but it will fix you]]. (BANGBANGBANG)
-->[[spoiler:'''Weston''']]: Killing you won't fix me...[[OhCrap but it will fix you]]. (BANGBANGBANG)
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* [[spoiler: Weston killing Lily.]] Lily. Some people felt that it was a case of TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter, but DAMN if [[spoiler: Weston]] Weston wasn't badass about it. Plus, the look on [[spoiler: Lily's]] Lily's face was epic when it was obvious where it was going:
-->[[spoiler:'''Weston''']]: -->'''Weston''': Killing you won't fix me...[[OhCrap but it will fix you]]. (BANGBANGBANG)
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* [[spoiler:Claire finally ends Emma.]]
* Kingston Tanner [[spoiler: kills himself rather than give Joe Carroll the satisfaction of turning him or his son into a murderer.]] Joe's vain attempts to spin it afterwards are hilarious; once again something has not gone according to plan, and the Wannabe Chessmaster has no idea what to do.
* [[spoiler:Max pulling a BigDamnHeroes twice in the S2 finale, the second time she kills Luke.]]
* [[spoiler:Ryan refusing to kill Joe in the S2 finale feels like one. He refuses to play Joe's game, and it causes Joe to have ''another'' VillainousBreakdown.]]
* Mike managing to pull a 180 on his SanitySlippage and [[spoiler: attempting to spare Mark Grey when he has him at gunpoint.]] Keep in mind that he already killed [[spoiler: Lily for ordering the death of his father - and Mark was the one who ''held the knife''.]]
** [[spoiler: Mark proceeds to get a villainous one by escaping through multiple armed agents, a serious bullet wound to the leg, and a multi-story fall into the ocean and coming out several episodes later crazier, but [[MadeOfIron physically no worse for wear.]]]]
* Theo Noble [[spoiler: viciously killing Strauss just when the latter thinks he's in the clear. A fitting end for the man ultimately responsible for every major problem in the series.]]
* [[spoiler: Joe entering his execution room in handcuffs, surrounded by armed guards and witnesses, and managing to once again take control of the situation with just a pair of glasses bent into a crude lockpick.]]
* Possibly the biggest one in the series so far, with a bit of TearJerker mixed in: [[spoiler: Joe Carroll finally meeting his end to a lethal injection after three seasons of unimaginable torment and terror. No more backup schemes, no embedded followers, and no way of faking it -- Joe is finally gone.]]
* [[spoiler: Mike managing to shoot Mark a few times after being repeatedly stabbed. And this time, [[KilledOffForReal he's down for good]].]]
** Mike [[spoiler: ''[[MadeOfIron surviving]]'' Mark's attack in the first place. We thought he'd reached his limits when he survived a single stab in Season 1. Now he manages to overcome not only three wild and nasty stab wounds from Mark, but also a sudden onset of sepsis during surgical complications.]]
* [[spoiler: Ryan's final standoff with [[FinalBoss Theo Noble]]. Theo has Gwen at gunpoint and is ranting about how he has nothing to lose, and it looks like Ryan will [[IdiotBall drop his gun once again]]. Then, just as they're both lowering their weapons and Theo looks like he'll get away again, Ryan lifts it back up and [[BoomHeadshot puts a bullet in Theo's face]]. The guy then [[NotQuiteDead gets back up]] and tackles Ryan over the edge of the bridge. Ryan lives. Theo doesn't.]]
* [[spoiler: Everything about Ryan at the end of the series. He's faked his death and become a lawless vigilante, and he's dead set on taking Eliza and her group down. The first thing he does? He strolls into [[TheMole Campbell]]'s hospital room and interrogates her for information. We then cut to him walking calmly out of the room [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome while Campbell's heart monitor flatlines in the background.]]]]
* Kingston Tanner [[spoiler: kills himself rather than give Joe Carroll the satisfaction of turning him or his son into a murderer.]] Joe's vain attempts to spin it afterwards are hilarious; once again something has not gone according to plan, and the Wannabe Chessmaster has no idea what to do.
* [[spoiler:Max pulling a BigDamnHeroes twice in the S2 finale, the second time she kills Luke.]]
* [[spoiler:Ryan refusing to kill Joe in the S2 finale feels like one. He refuses to play Joe's game, and it causes Joe to have ''another'' VillainousBreakdown.]]
* Mike managing to pull a 180 on his SanitySlippage and [[spoiler: attempting to spare Mark Grey when he has him at gunpoint.]] Keep in mind that he already killed [[spoiler: Lily for ordering the death of his father - and Mark was the one who ''held the knife''.]]
** [[spoiler: Mark proceeds to get a villainous one by escaping through multiple armed agents, a serious bullet wound to the leg, and a multi-story fall into the ocean and coming out several episodes later crazier, but [[MadeOfIron physically no worse for wear.]]]]
* Theo Noble [[spoiler: viciously killing Strauss just when the latter thinks he's in the clear. A fitting end for the man ultimately responsible for every major problem in the series.]]
* [[spoiler: Joe entering his execution room in handcuffs, surrounded by armed guards and witnesses, and managing to once again take control of the situation with just a pair of glasses bent into a crude lockpick.]]
* Possibly the biggest one in the series so far, with a bit of TearJerker mixed in: [[spoiler: Joe Carroll finally meeting his end to a lethal injection after three seasons of unimaginable torment and terror. No more backup schemes, no embedded followers, and no way of faking it -- Joe is finally gone.]]
* [[spoiler: Mike managing to shoot Mark a few times after being repeatedly stabbed. And this time, [[KilledOffForReal he's down for good]].]]
** Mike [[spoiler: ''[[MadeOfIron surviving]]'' Mark's attack in the first place. We thought he'd reached his limits when he survived a single stab in Season 1. Now he manages to overcome not only three wild and nasty stab wounds from Mark, but also a sudden onset of sepsis during surgical complications.]]
* [[spoiler: Ryan's final standoff with [[FinalBoss Theo Noble]]. Theo has Gwen at gunpoint and is ranting about how he has nothing to lose, and it looks like Ryan will [[IdiotBall drop his gun once again]]. Then, just as they're both lowering their weapons and Theo looks like he'll get away again, Ryan lifts it back up and [[BoomHeadshot puts a bullet in Theo's face]]. The guy then [[NotQuiteDead gets back up]] and tackles Ryan over the edge of the bridge. Ryan lives. Theo doesn't.]]
* [[spoiler: Everything about Ryan at the end of the series. He's faked his death and become a lawless vigilante, and he's dead set on taking Eliza and her group down. The first thing he does? He strolls into [[TheMole Campbell]]'s hospital room and interrogates her for information. We then cut to him walking calmly out of the room [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome while Campbell's heart monitor flatlines in the background.]]]]
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* [[spoiler:Claire Claire finally ends Emma.Emma.
* Kingston Tanner kills himself rather than give Joe Carroll the satisfaction of turning him or his son into a murderer. Joe's vain attempts to spin it afterwards are hilarious; once again something has not gone according to plan, and the Wannabe Chessmaster has no idea what to do.
* Max pulling a BigDamnHeroes twice in the S2 finale, the second time she kills Luke.
* Ryan refusing to kill Joe in the S2 finale feels like one. He refuses to play Joe's game, and it causes Joe to have ''another'' VillainousBreakdown.
* Mike managing to pull a 180 on his SanitySlippage and attempting to spare Mark Grey when he has him at gunpoint. Keep in mind that he already killed Lily for ordering the death of his father - and Mark was the one who ''held the knife''.
** Mark proceeds to get a villainous one by escaping through multiple armed agents, a serious bullet wound to the leg, and a multi-story fall into the ocean and coming out several episodes later crazier, but [[MadeOfIron physically no worse for wear.]]
* Kingston Tanner [[spoiler: kills himself rather than give Joe Carroll the satisfaction of turning him or his son into a murderer.]] Joe's vain attempts to spin it afterwards are hilarious; once again something has not gone according to plan, and the Wannabe Chessmaster has no idea what to do.
* [[spoiler:Max pulling a BigDamnHeroes twice in the S2 finale, the second time she kills Luke.]]
* [[spoiler:Ryan refusing to kill Joe in the S2 finale feels like one. He refuses to play Joe's game, and it causes Joe to have ''another'' VillainousBreakdown.]]
* Mike managing to pull a 180 on his SanitySlippage and [[spoiler: attempting to spare Mark Grey when he has him at gunpoint.]] Keep in mind that he already killed [[spoiler: Lily for ordering the death of his father - and Mark was the one who ''held the knife''.]]
** [[spoiler: Mark proceeds to get a villainous one by escaping through multiple armed agents, a serious bullet wound to the leg, and a multi-story fall into the ocean and coming out several episodes later crazier, but [[MadeOfIron physically no worse for wear.]]]]
* Theo Noble [[spoiler: viciously killing Strauss just when the latter thinks he's in the clear. A fitting end for the man ultimately responsible for every major problem in the series.]]
series.
*[[spoiler: Joe entering his execution room in handcuffs, surrounded by armed guards and witnesses, and managing to once again take control of the situation with just a pair of glasses bent into a crude lockpick.]]
lockpick.
* Possibly the biggest one in the series so far, with a bit of TearJerker mixed in:[[spoiler: Joe Carroll finally meeting his end to a lethal injection after three seasons of unimaginable torment and terror. No more backup schemes, no embedded followers, and no way of faking it -- Joe is finally gone.]]
gone.
*[[spoiler: Mike managing to shoot Mark a few times after being repeatedly stabbed. And this time, [[KilledOffForReal he's down for good]].]]
good]].
** Mike[[spoiler: ''[[MadeOfIron surviving]]'' Mark's attack in the first place. We thought he'd reached his limits when he survived a single stab in Season 1. Now he manages to overcome not only three wild and nasty stab wounds from Mark, but also a sudden onset of sepsis during surgical complications.]]
complications.
*[[spoiler: Ryan's final standoff with [[FinalBoss Theo Noble]]. Theo has Gwen at gunpoint and is ranting about how he has nothing to lose, and it looks like Ryan will [[IdiotBall drop his gun once again]]. Then, just as they're both lowering their weapons and Theo looks like he'll get away again, Ryan lifts it back up and [[BoomHeadshot puts a bullet in Theo's face]]. The guy then [[NotQuiteDead gets back up]] and tackles Ryan over the edge of the bridge. Ryan lives. Theo doesn't.]]
doesn't.
*[[spoiler: Everything about Ryan at the end of the series. He's faked his death and become a lawless vigilante, and he's dead set on taking Eliza and her group down. The first thing he does? He strolls into [[TheMole Campbell]]'s hospital room and interrogates her for information. We then cut to him walking calmly out of the room [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome while Campbell's heart monitor flatlines in the background.]]]]]]
* Kingston Tanner kills himself rather than give Joe Carroll the satisfaction of turning him or his son into a murderer. Joe's vain attempts to spin it afterwards are hilarious; once again something has not gone according to plan, and the Wannabe Chessmaster has no idea what to do.
* Max pulling a BigDamnHeroes twice in the S2 finale, the second time she kills Luke.
* Ryan refusing to kill Joe in the S2 finale feels like one. He refuses to play Joe's game, and it causes Joe to have ''another'' VillainousBreakdown.
* Mike managing to pull a 180 on his SanitySlippage and attempting to spare Mark Grey when he has him at gunpoint. Keep in mind that he already killed Lily for ordering the death of his father - and Mark was the one who ''held the knife''.
** Mark proceeds to get a villainous one by escaping through multiple armed agents, a serious bullet wound to the leg, and a multi-story fall into the ocean and coming out several episodes later crazier, but [[MadeOfIron physically no worse for wear.]]
* [[spoiler:Max pulling a BigDamnHeroes twice in the S2 finale, the second time she kills Luke.]]
* [[spoiler:Ryan refusing to kill Joe in the S2 finale feels like one. He refuses to play Joe's game, and it causes Joe to have ''another'' VillainousBreakdown.]]
* Mike managing to pull a 180 on his SanitySlippage and [[spoiler: attempting to spare Mark Grey when he has him at gunpoint.]] Keep in mind that he already killed [[spoiler: Lily for ordering the death of his father - and Mark was the one who ''held the knife''.]]
** [[spoiler: Mark proceeds to get a villainous one by escaping through multiple armed agents, a serious bullet wound to the leg, and a multi-story fall into the ocean and coming out several episodes later crazier, but [[MadeOfIron physically no worse for wear.]]]]
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* Possibly the biggest one in the series so far, with a bit of TearJerker mixed in:
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* Hardy's infiltration of the Korban compound at the beginning of "The Reaping" evokes "The Fall" from the first season, as he sneaks around like [[Franchise/MetalGear Solid Snake]] in total control of the situation, only getting captured when he ''wants to be'', in order to get a face-to-face with Joe and [[BatmanGambit unbalance him]].
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* Hardy's infiltration of the Korban compound at the beginning of "The Reaping" evokes "The Fall" from the first season, as he sneaks around like [[Franchise/MetalGear [[VideoGame/MetalGear Solid Snake]] in total control of the situation, only getting captured when he ''wants to be'', in order to get a face-to-face with Joe and [[BatmanGambit unbalance him]].
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* Mixed with NightmareFuel and TearJerker: after Mike and Ryan fail to save Debra, the ringleader of the cultists who buried her alive [[TooDumbToLive decides to indulge]] in some EvilGloating (even after Ryan and Mike have indulged in [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beating the crap out of him]] and [[EyeScream gouging out one of his eyes]] [[GoodIsNotSoft to show they mean business]]). Ryan, his facial expression the epitome of TranquilFury, storms over to the cultist and draws his gun. The little shit has [[OhCrap just enough time to realise]] [[BullyingADragon how big a mistake mouthing off was]] before [[NoKillLikeOverkill Ryan empties his gun into the man]].
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* [[spoiler: Mike managing to shoot Mark a few times after being repeatedly stabbed. And this time, it looks like he's down for good.]]
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* [[spoiler: Mike managing to shoot Mark a few times after being repeatedly stabbed. And this time, it looks like [[KilledOffForReal he's down for good.]]good]].]]
** Mike [[spoiler: ''[[MadeOfIron surviving]]'' Mark's attack in the first place. We thought he'd reached his limits when he survived a single stab in Season 1. Now he manages to overcome not only three wild and nasty stab wounds from Mark, but also a sudden onset of sepsis during surgical complications.]]
* [[spoiler: Ryan's final standoff with [[FinalBoss Theo Noble]]. Theo has Gwen at gunpoint and is ranting about how he has nothing to lose, and it looks like Ryan will [[IdiotBall drop his gun once again]]. Then, just as they're both lowering their weapons and Theo looks like he'll get away again, Ryan lifts it back up and [[BoomHeadshot puts a bullet in Theo's face]]. The guy then [[NotQuiteDead gets back up]] and tackles Ryan over the edge of the bridge. Ryan lives. Theo doesn't.]]
* [[spoiler: Everything about Ryan at the end of the series. He's faked his death and become a lawless vigilante, and he's dead set on taking Eliza and her group down. The first thing he does? He strolls into [[TheMole Campbell]]'s hospital room and interrogates her for information. We then cut to him walking calmly out of the room [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome while Campbell's heart monitor flatlines in the background.]]]]
** Mike [[spoiler: ''[[MadeOfIron surviving]]'' Mark's attack in the first place. We thought he'd reached his limits when he survived a single stab in Season 1. Now he manages to overcome not only three wild and nasty stab wounds from Mark, but also a sudden onset of sepsis during surgical complications.]]
* [[spoiler: Ryan's final standoff with [[FinalBoss Theo Noble]]. Theo has Gwen at gunpoint and is ranting about how he has nothing to lose, and it looks like Ryan will [[IdiotBall drop his gun once again]]. Then, just as they're both lowering their weapons and Theo looks like he'll get away again, Ryan lifts it back up and [[BoomHeadshot puts a bullet in Theo's face]]. The guy then [[NotQuiteDead gets back up]] and tackles Ryan over the edge of the bridge. Ryan lives. Theo doesn't.]]
* [[spoiler: Everything about Ryan at the end of the series. He's faked his death and become a lawless vigilante, and he's dead set on taking Eliza and her group down. The first thing he does? He strolls into [[TheMole Campbell]]'s hospital room and interrogates her for information. We then cut to him walking calmly out of the room [[OffscreenMomentOfAwesome while Campbell's heart monitor flatlines in the background.]]]]
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* Possibly the biggest one in the series so far, with a bit of TearJerker mixed in: [[spoiler: Joe Carroll finally meeting his end to a lethal injection after three seasons of unimaginable torment and terror. No more backup schemes, no embedded followers, and no way of faking it -- Joe is finally gone.]]
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* Possibly the biggest one in the series so far, with a bit of TearJerker mixed in: [[spoiler: Joe Carroll finally meeting his end to a lethal injection after three seasons of unimaginable torment and terror. No more backup schemes, no embedded followers, and no way of faking it -- Joe is finally gone.]]]]
* [[spoiler: Mike managing to shoot Mark a few times after being repeatedly stabbed. And this time, it looks like he's down for good.]]
* [[spoiler: Mike managing to shoot Mark a few times after being repeatedly stabbed. And this time, it looks like he's down for good.]]
