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The Killing (US)
Season 4
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Linden and Holder return to probe the brutal murder of a family while confronting their own dark actions in the final season of this crime thriller.
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6 Episodes
Blood in the Water
E1
Blood in the Water
Episode 1
Unraveling
E2
Unraveling
Episode 2
The Good Soldier
E3
The Good Soldier
Episode 3
Dream Baby Dream
E4
Dream Baby Dream
Episode 4
Truth Asunder
E5
Truth Asunder
Episode 5
Eden
E6
Eden
Episode 6
Cast of Season 4
Mireille Enos
Sarah Linden
Joel Kinnaman
Stephen Holder
Gregg Henry
Carl Reddick
Joan Allen
Margaret O'Neal
Sterling Beaumon
Lincoln Knopf
Levi Meaden
AJ Fielding
Morten Hauch-Fausbøll
Jarl Frevert
Season 4 Reviews
Los Angeles Times
Mary McNamara
Even the most forgiving fan will find The Killing a shadow of its former self.
TV.com
Noel Kirkpatrick
It was a show whose parts never added up to a consistently great whole, even though they very well could have if the show had just gotten out of its own way. The Killing was good, sometimes very good, but never as good as it could've been.
Slate
Jeffrey Bloomer
The last five minutes are either the wrongest or rightest ending possible (you decide), but no one will disagree that after all its relentless digressions, this show finally has an ending.
Slant Magazine
Chris Cabin
The final season of The Killing conjures nothing so much as a more compact recitation of its mundane pessimism.
Vanity Fair
Richard Lawson
If all that moping and canned conflict doesn't chase you away, the rest of Season 4 is a dark, soapy delight.
HitFix
Alan Sepinwall
Season 4 amps up the misery, assuming that it's inherently the same as profundity. Bleakness doesn't inherently make something deep and compelling, especially not when your central character isn't well-drawn enough to support all this unhappiness.
Variety
Brian Lowry
Despite flashes of what initially made the Danish adaptation so intriguing, this stretch drive can't escape the feeling of a show ready to be put out of its misery.
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
I truly like the character work done by Enos and Kinnaman but the fourth season of The Killing feels like an afterthought.
AV Club
Josh Modell
Just in time for its end, The Killing became the show that it promised to be.
Uncle Barky
Ed Bark
The Killing still has some pulling power, even if the initial thrill of Season 1 is long since gone.
Zap2it.com
Sarah Huggins
Watch it if you feel the need to see it through, but it might be better just remembering its wonderful beginnings.
New York Times
Mike Hale
Ms. Enos and Mr. Kinnaman are reliably good; Gregg Henry reprises his restrained, credible portrayal of the veteran Detective Reddick.
Grantland
Andy Greenwald
Like LinkedIn and the career of Ryan Reynolds, The Killing is one of those cultural non-phenomenons that somehow manages to slip through the cracks of reason and persist long after its expected expiration date.
New York Daily News
David Hinckley
The final season of The Killing has the dark cop drama playing its strongest card well.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Matt Zoller Seitz
The Killing has for four seasons been so full of itself, that could never do [its] two great characters justice, much less give us stories and supporting characters on the same level as the show's cinematography, editing, and sound design.
Entertainment Weekly
Jeff Jensen
There's enough intrigue to pull you through, and the Enos/Kinnaman chemistry is, as always, engrossing.
Paste Magazine
Amy Amatangelo
The juxtaposition of Linden and Holder investigating one crime while simultaneously hiding another should suit the show well for its final run. Like I said, I'm happy it's back.
Screen Rant
Kevin Yeoman
Like its broken characters, this broken drama kept plugging away, trying to achieve that one story that would validate all the bad choices it had made in the past.
James on screenS
Caryn James
An intense, electrifying final season, as Linden joins Walter White & other murderers we root for. The grim, rainy setting has never reflected the characters' inner lives more.
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