- Season 4 — Killing Eve

I am so mad: A review of Killing Eve, Season 4 - The Gargoyle

Driven by revenge, Eve has left MI5 to hunt down The Twelve independently, utilizing her newfound "killer instinct". Killing Eve - Season 4

Desperate to prove she is not a "monster," Villanelle attempts to change by joining a church community and seeking religious redemption. I am so mad: A review of Killing

After being pushed aside by MI6, Carolyn goes rogue to find the person who ordered her son Kenny's murder, eventually tracking members of The Twelve in Cuba. Now a mayor in Russia, he is tasked

Now a mayor in Russia, he is tasked with training a new assassin, Pam (Anjana Vasan), while trying to distance himself from The Twelve.

The fourth and final season of Killing Eve concludes the high-stakes cat-and-mouse game between MI6 analyst Eve Polastri and psychopathic assassin Villanelle. Led by head writer Laura Neal, the season explores themes of reinvention and redemption before culminating in a divisive finale that saw the death of a major lead.

The season picks up after the bridge encounter in Season 3, with the main characters in vastly different places: