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I started watching From on strength of excellent reviews last year. Of course, the first series was terrifying and exciting. Then, the second series started to show some signs of "decaying orbit" when things seemed to go nowhere and in circles.

Then, the third series fell flat so hard. Lot of fillers and lot of useless dialogues. Nothing new. Nothing to keep me wanting to watch the next expisode. Each episode is stretched with lot of nonsense until the last five minutes before the closing credits appear during the "cliffhanger".

It's as if the producers had outsourced to the Continued Education writing class as the student exercise for the third series as to save money.

Please keep in mind of those archaic terms that are ->very offensive<- to the deaf people today:

"deaf-mute" "deaf and mute" "deaf and dumb"

We can communicate through sign language, typing or writing, and-for some-speaking and hearing. That doesn't mean we are "mute".

We are not even "dumb" since we are very capable of leading our lives on our own as long as the hearing people respect us and don't treat us like we are "dumb". Being deaf doesn't mean taking pity on us for our "hearing loss".

We are simply "deaf", "deaf person", "deaf people". Period! No exception!

By the way, I wish the film production would seek out the deaf actors for the portrayal of the deaf characters. There are so many talented deaf people out there who are excellent in acting.

Thank you for reading the whole thing!