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After 3 years of watching this show and waiting for the last season after watching the ending I can’t help but feel empty as someone who been a fan since it came out and rooted for it to succeed just for it to end like that how disappointing

What’s frustrating is that the final season has all the right pieces but couldn’t put it together.

This finale is like JK Rowling making Harry wake up in his bed under the stairs at the end of the last film 💀💀💀💀

The biggest problem for me (apart from the ending) is not knowing what was real. How did Vidar really die? All of the fights they had. Majority of the friends he made at the table in the end, were made in his imagination - So how come they're still there and still friends? How did they actually meet.

The worst apart about the ending is that all the scenes of his ragnarok vision were so badass. Some great shots and cgi. They could’ve easily ended it with that.

My reaction when it was almost ending was literally “is this seriously how it’s going to end?”

I absolutely LOVED this show. And then the ending ruined everything. I feel so bad for us fans receiving such a poor finale.

I normally can’t stand super fans bagging creative choices, but in this case, I have to agree. It was unpredictable, in the worst way. Now I’m left wondering why the old man is hanging out with the kids if it wasn’t for the sake of the final battle 🤷‍♀️

The whole “schizophrenia” angle doesn’t explain why the headteacher didn’t involve the police when magne brutally murdered her husband if they weren’t actually giants. It doesn’t explain a lot of things, it’s like they fired the writer at the last episode and got some random guy off the street to finish writing it.. such a disappointment.

I thought the schizophrenia angle was for the characters to think Magne was crazy as he continued the fight against the giants. I’m mad I watched 3 seasons for it all to be in his head.

I don’t believe all this was in his head at all. I believe everything from season 1 to present did in fact happen. What Magne was seeing was PAST EVENTS but with a modern day filter. He was actually viewing Ragnarok that happened in the past and how that path of violence ended both the giants and gods. But in present day, for the first time in history Thor ended the cycle of violence and chose peace. Remember Magne is a reincarnation of Thor. I believe what we saw in the ceremony was Magne unlocking all of his memories of his past life and viewed the war he fought with the giants but with a modern day filter hence the clothes they are wearing. I mean it makes sense.

The ending seemed as if it was originally meant to be leading into a 4th season but the development for it was cancelled and therefore required a quick rewrite to wrap up the show at the end season 3

Feels like the ending of a show that got canceled even though it wasn't.

I was actually expecting better. The season finale was indeed a big disappointment. It was very weak and it seems as if the writers/production team took the easy way out.

I’m honestly blown away, upset, and at the same time very thankful for the ending, as I have a loved one that has been in a psychosis. One of the things they have said to me after finally coming out of psychosis is that they are devastated to have gone through all of that only to discover it wasn’t real. This disappointment at the shows ending gives me a small glimps into that feeling. And I’m blown away.

For anyone else trying to interpret the ending as Magne avoiding Ragnarok and breaking the cycle of violence between the Gods and Giants, the show's director confirmed that the true ending is unfortunately the one we see on screen- everything was a product of Magne's imagination/mental illness after dealing with the death of his father and best friend.

Instead of an amazing battle scene, we got a dogshit of an ending! They had a good plot, a good actors and they absolutely butchered it at the end! Disappointed!

What a fantastic show, what a horrific ending. This is up there with top 3 biggest letdowns. I am talking GoT level

The ending took me completely by surprise, but I loved it. I thought it was brilliant and I liked how everything came together. I think it’s very illogical, though, because there are real events that happened that you cannot explain if you think the whole story was in Mange’s head. But I still liked it and I loved watching the actor who played Mange grow and develop into a man. That was pretty remarkable and impressive.

Most amazing series I’ve ever seen. With having a family member with schizophrenia. This made me understand the mental illness more than I ever could living with a family member with this disease. I cried for days after watching the end of this series. It made me feel like I lived in that mental illness and the deception that everyone’s feeling that is how someone who suffers a mental illness feels on a daily basis. What a brilliant director and writer.

I will mentally end it at Balder getting hit with the arrow and Loki looking menacingly. That was freakin badass.

I feel scammed, the whole season went nowhere for most of the episodes in my opinion. It truly makes me sad that this ended like this, I started watching the show when it came out and I just feel kinda empty after knowing the truth.

I dont think it was all in his head. I think he was reflecting on what would of happened if Ragnarok did happen and is glad he made the right choice and now coming to terms that he doesnt have to be thor anymore. It's hard to believe its in his head and that he killed the father and broke in to their home and threatened everyone and even the principle confessed it all to the school counselor.

I interpreted the ending a little differently. Magne, through his choice, avoided war and thus avoided Ragnarok (the end of the world). But, Ragnarok was already written, already destined to happen, so technically it couldn't be avoided. Whenever you change events that were prophesied to happen and inevitable, you create an alternate timeline where those events do actually happen because they MUST happen. Magne read the prophecy in the comic and then was able to now see the events playing out in the alternate timeline. Similar to how the stones and smoking the herbs allowed him to see a possible future before. Magne saw Ragnarok happen to alternate versions of himself and his friends but only in a different reality. And that battle played out simultaneously during the graduation ceremony. Magne could even feel the pain his alternate self experienced.

They had so much potential. The actors were all amazing, the visuals and cgi was great, and the writing was geniunely so underrated. If only they revised and rewrote the last season. It’s like if someone built their own custom Lamborghini, only to use it to drive to their job at dollar tree

I think the ending is being misconstrued by the masses. As others are suggesting it might have all been real, and the final battle in Magnes head was just a glimpse of what was avoided. The breaking of the Ragnarok cycle. The final steps of Magne were a representation of Thor dying inside, and Magne regaining His own individual life again. I believe there are two ways to interpret this ending, so for my sanity lol, Im going to choose the latter

The ending reminded me of when I was doing essays in elementary school and not knowing how to close the story I had told, I said that the main character suddenly woke up and realized that it was all a dream. It was a trivial and disappointing ending.

Great review!

I really liked the show. Ending was so disappointing

You could also interpret the ending as the thor in magne is dead he is no longer thor and is just magne and now living a normal life. More likely the first option than this.

In the end Magna was not wearing glasses and was still certifiably diesel in physique. I think it was all real, but he imagined what the final battle would have been, because it was time to move on and find a new passion. Or maybe I am interpreting it that way to prevent disappointment.

By having everything be in his head, they created a bunch of plot holes. If it was all Magne's imagination, then why did Wotan get arrested for breaking into the factory? Did Vidar really die from a heart attack? If so, then please explain the conversations between Ran and the Sindre where she says Magne killed Vidar. Was that supposed to be in Magne's head, too? What about Laurits giving birth to the Midgard Serpent? Was that in Magne's head as well? I personally think they botched the ending. The whole "it was in his/her mind" has been done enough times already. It would've been better to actually have an epic battle at the end. It's possible that all of it was real except for the final battle. But that also leaves plot holes as well, just not as many.

I honestly am disappointed in the ending to this series. We the audience were invested in this series called Ragnarok for the connection to Norse mythology, and the idea that elements of Norse mythology might have just been in Magne's head just makes it feel like the audience wasted their time watching the series. While the Ragnarok battle was clearly not real and just a metaphorical battle that Magne needed to fight to move on, I just feel like everything else that happened for most of the series was real. If it wasn't, then Ragnarok would have been a waste of a series.

I chose to see it a different way. It COULD be that it was all in his head but it also could be that it really was a manifestation of RAgnarok that continues to repeat itself throughout generations but this time it was different. Becuase Thor chose peace, we get a glimpse of what could have been and, perhaps, already was in other iterations of Ragnarok, but we also see what we get instead (the happy parts). The theme seemed, in the end, to be centered around love. With that in mind, when Magne/Thor chose love instead of violence (Laurits' / Jens' love as an example) we get a different outcome. We get the happy ending as the true outcome and the glimpse of what was avoided through Magne's imagination. Ran's interaction with the therapist at the ceremony leads me to believe that her converations were all real. Vidar really did die. Isolde died. I do believe that they were all manifestations of their god/giant counterparts but simply chose a different ending. The serpent venom and the 9 steps wasn't Magne snapping out of his delusion as much as it was "Thor" dying and leaving Magne to be himself again.

As a Swede, and like 9% Norwegian. I think it was fantastic. Us nords don't usually make highly unrealistic movies, or shows. And while what happened in season 1 and 2 could've happened in real life, it was nice that they explained it as Magne's hallucinations. A troubled young man who read comics through his life, who also happened to have a very vivid imagination that somehow drifted away a bit too far. I was actually relieved by the last episode, it felt grounded.

Just finished it. Completely let down. Feel like I spent 4 days preparing food and finding out it wasn't even real food the entire time. Now I'm hungry and annoyed...

Huge disappointment. If they went for all this schizophrenia thing, they should have explained everything better at the end but they failed miserably at this. For example, if Wotan turned out to be Magne's psychiatrist, then it would make at least a bit of sense. Otherwise, we see a final scene where a 70-year old on a wheelchair is chilling and drinking bear with teenagers like he's their peer, which just seems so weird.

The last episode was called Ragnarok for a reason and lives up to it's name, not only an end to the show, but an end to Magma's hallucinations . It was a big let down to end the show this way

I'm honestly torn about what to believe about the ending. I does feel like it was all in his head, but at the same time what do we make of the scenes Magne wasn't in where there were clear supernatural elements. Were these all in his head or is it maybe that the final battle was in his head because he went against what he was supposed to do?

What I don't understand is how the other characters fit into this. If every scene only followed Magne's perspective it would make sense (no less disappointing but still) but we saw other characters doing their own thing while Magne wasn't present. The Giants for example discussing their ancient pasts, Laurits injecting himself, Fjor showing his eyes to Gry and her being shocked before Magne arrived and Laurits injecting himself with Wotan's blood and having different colored eyes and his abnormally large tapeworm. Unless I'm misremembering several details and Magne was there for these scenes I'm not sure how this gets explained. Was everything shown literally Magne imagining what he believed was happening whenever he wasn't there? If so that makes even less sense from a storytelling perspective.

Ugh... when I first started this series it felt haunting and it was interesting too. Giving the whole saga a new perspective in the modern world. It was building up pretty well and I was really looking up to seeing what would happen in the third season. Already knew it would be the last one, so had high hopes. Men, för fan... I would kinda get the letting go of the weapons and try to seek peace, but in the last episode it having be just a fantasy in Magne's head due to his "madness" is just not right. It was a huge letdown for me since they already had been able to build up so much from the sagas. The fights before had so much power and meaning in them, so this end was just bad tbh. Like why? They got lazy or it was the whole purpose of it all along? I really had high hopes they would make a proper finale.. was not expecting any fancy Marvel/DC stuff there, but something more real and domestic. Too bad.. :(

The giants literally were such a let down. During the series they literally just changed eye colors. Hardly ever showing their strength. All of the murder scenes with Fjior were cut off after he manipulated them. It built up to this stand off that literally looked like a larping session. If this truly is Magnes imagination it truly is watered down. Your imagination is supposed to be bordering unrealistic or wildly out of this world. I was also disappointed in Signy for getting back with him. Magne also didn’t call down any lightning the entire season. We were all waiting on him to show his power separate from the hammer. Then the end really put any spark and anticipation out.

The ending just makes everything more confusing and hard to believe that’s it’s all in his head. He met all these people on his journey but if it’s all in his head they should all mostly be strangers, not sharing a drink like pals. The mom looked at the window seeing him walk off seeming like he’s being cooped up in the house playing out this fairy tale so how did he get close to all these people. Furthermore they never truly hinted at his mental instability, rather they played into it one way or the other which doesn’t bring a good light to mental illness 🤷‍♂️

As they showed the Thor comics and the toy Mjolnir, I was thinking: "I really don't like where this seems to be going."

Alright this is my interpretation, maybe it's all a cycle and everything that we saw throughout the seasons did actually happen it's just so baseless to say that everything was in his head because if it was then there were multiple scenes in which Magne wasn't even present and it unfolded the way it did, usually if everything is in the protagonist's head we don't see any other point of views and even if we do they don't compliment rather they contradict the POV of the protagonist. What I believe is everything did happen even then final battle that was in Magne's head but it was not of this particular timeline if you know about Ragnarok it is a cycle that endlessly keeps on repeating itself. So the battle did actually took place but it was from an earlier cycle where the gods and giant killed themselves and because it didn't occur in this timeline Magne is just getting a vision of what happened before and what could have been had things unfolded in a different way. Honestly it's a farfetch but what can I say it's either this or everything was just batshit hallucination.

Thank you so much for making this video. I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one who was disappointed with that ending.

I feel like it wasn’t in his head considering the kid with the eyepatch only had the eyepatch because of what actually happened. I think what we seen was what could have happened.

Why the fuck would they do this? Isnt it common knowledge that most people hate the "it was all a dream" ending?!?!?

I don't think everything is in his head. How did his vision get better if it was all in his head? Why did all the characters from the story come together at the end for a meal if everything was just in his head? Also, keep in mind, he started showing his powers and strength even before meeting Isolde. Also, his strength was confirmed by outside sources. Remember when Magne ran to town in 30 minutes to get help for Isolde. A cop said that trip would take a normal person hours?

The scene where magne is throwing out the comic books, the Juutul house changes completely between shots, confirming it was all fabrication as well. Very very disappointing.

Such a cop out. It seemed like writers couldn’t find a viable solution that would close the loop and tie the loose ends all in one season, so they went with the laziest “solution”, which didn’t actually solve anything. There’s so many unanswered questions: what about Vidar’s death? What about his relationship with Saxa? What about his relationship with the other gods? What about the fact that Ran said that she actually made Saxa a slave as punishment and that she tried to kill her? Were all of these Magne’s fantasies? That makes no sense. What parts of what we saw were real and what parts weren’t? Such lazy writing, a terrible disappointment.

This kind of ending should ONLY be in movies, not series where you have to wait years for an ending...

It is such a massive disappointment for me, I loved this show, I thought the modern take on Thor was really well done. The fact it might have been in his head makes so many elements of the story pointless, like why was Fjor going on a rampage in S3, it adds nothing to the story either way, if it was real then how can they be friends with a serial killer, if it wasn't then what did it add to the story? What about his glasses, he needed them before but he doesn't need them now? What about Magne and Saxa, he knew she was trying to trick him for the hammer, if this isn't true then why did they break up? Why did he turn into a total douche if the hammer wasn't real?

I'm confused cause if he was dreaming then why didn't he revert back to how he used to look at the end? Why didn't his eyesight go back? Did Ragnarok happen and everything reset? Did the gods and giants die and they went back to being human? So confused?

Honestly watching it when the kids arrow hit 'Bauldr' I thought "oh here we go, this is gonna be epic!". Literally 10 seconds later I just thought "is this seriously what they're doing?!"

The reality is, when we know any show is ending (as it was announced that Netflix would not pick up season 4), our mind is expecting something big or at least a thorough explanation of in order to provide proper closure. I found the story in this small town to be so unique. To make everything in his head from a previous mental breakdown is a complete let down to an epic story of Thor and his battle with Giants to end the world. Lets face it, we were expecting to see at the very least the monstrous reality of what these giants looked like and all we got was eye color changes. We, as fans really did enjoy the fantasy of a small town in Norway as ground zero of an epic world battle and was expecting a major twist or finale that would floor us putting this in perspective. When the producers made the ending a figment of the protagonist imagination, well, lets face it, it was just an easy way out and they could have spent the time to write this in the way it was meant to be written. Lets see what the true physical manifestations of the Gods and Giants are, and lets see a climatic ending to the contrast of a simple town and an epic story. We were all building up for something big that would blow our minds or otherwise provide final closure to a successful and satisfying unique series. 3/10 stars

Thank You so much for preventing me frm wasting my time watching this final season

I didn't mind the ending. It made me very emotional. We all have our own internal Ragnaroks to fight, but we should always choose to live and love and move on. That is what the ending meant to me.

I honestly think they made this ending just because they wanted to wrap up the show, and probably didn’t wanna make anymore seasons. It doesn’t make sense simply because throughout the entire show, they never depicted Magne, being schizophrenic, and just out of the blue they made him have it. At least if they made it seem like he was always crazy like Shutter island kind of vibe, dropping little hints

GOT: no one can fuck up a series more than us Ragbarok: hold my beer

They seriously could've just done an actual battle with suspense and the heroes prevail. It would've been basic af but better than what we got. I seriously can't believe they went this way with it. I was so freaking hyped for this season.

This finale has brought back the same feelings I had with Lost 🙃

at least I didn't have to wait years, I binged it in a few days, thank god I didn't have to wait to witness one of the most disapointing endings I've ever witnessed, I'm so annoyed.

As someone who was fully invested into this show I was extremely disappointed in the last episode. The fact that they turned this show into a mental health thing at the last episode is insane. Why couldn’t they just do this from the start. Instead of wasting and misleading the viewers time into thinking we were watching a mythology tv series. Smh

I was definitely confused by the end was waiting for your video to explain this ending 😂💀

Throw this show into the dustbin and forget it existed. It makes no sense because there are scenes where Magne isn't even present and supernatural things occur.

...and in the end Harry woke up in his cupboard under the stairs.

I think Netflix told producers that they won't be funding Season 4 and so producers were forced to change the script and give us lazy ass ending. I blame Netflix

The twist ending felt tacked on in a hurry with many inconsistencies- note that Wotan and heimdall quit alcohol but are shown throwing back beers in the last scene... and thats the smallest plot hole.

Honestly this finale makes no sense: after he throws all the comics in the trash can we learn that the giants’ home was never real. The writers got lazy, because they just chose the easy way out: “Oh, it was all in his head”. Then why does Magne see without glasses? How come he got muscular without the gym? How did he forge the hammer? Why is he friends with Wotan and all the other gods if they were never gods and had no reason to speak to each other in the first place? Was it a collective Schizophrenia? C’mon… like, everyone is free to like anything, but you can’t tell me that this finale makes sense. It’s a lazy way to conclude a series by simply saying that it was all in the protagonist’s head. What about all the private conversations that the giants had in their mansion? All those scenes of Saxa, Vidar, Fjor and Ran fighting with knives, eating hearts, etc.? What about the time Laurits ate the heart or injected Odin’s blood in his veins? What about the scene when he lets the snake go in the water in the end of season two? In all of these moments Magne wasn’t there, so how do the creators explain what we saw happening, and what other characters saw happening? Like the time when in season one the blonde girl (don’t remember her name at the moment) saw Vidar basically throwing Fjor back and forth in the living room? Was that in Magne’s head too? The finale tries to be something so deep and meaningful when, in reality, it’s very dull and empty and leaves WAY too many questions unanswered. In my opinion, the ceremony sequence with the visions of Ragnarok could’ve been a good ending without the Schizophrenia stuff. Like, we see that we’re approaching a new era, and that’s okay, but let me see what happens in the future: older versions of the protagonists fighting the final battle in their battle armors and it all ends with Thor’s death. That would’ve been an excellent finale, even if they didn’t want to have a big battle for budget or whatever other reason. Instead we got this… so disappointing

I was so excited to see him in his full prime as Thor. Imagine watching all 3 seasons just to have an ending this terrible. It’s like the writers disappeared and they had to come up with some ending for the sake of it.

After reading the comments and watching the show, I think I'll go with the idea that magne was simply seeing anterior lives where Ragnarok did happen. This time, he (Thor) chose to follow Baldr's advice and chose life over death. I think the giants were aware of the catstrophe avoided as well thus why we see Fior hanging out with the other gods at the end with a big smile: a true chance for peace with a new generation of gods who chose peace over war. When you think about it, Magne's journey is one of reaching up against the odds. Not surprising that a bunch of gods could actually stand against fate itself. Not gonna say I felt satisfied with the ending netflix gave us but I guess it's better than a ending where all the gods (basically a bunch of teenager) would have died fighting a family of giants (a family of milionnaires) thus leaving their community in a confused state about what happened

4:42 the giants house have changed its appearance after magne came back to reality

the ending makes no sense because: 1: Magne Killed VIDAR But Where is Vidar in the final Scene of them at the table 2: the Kid got shot in the eye but if its all in magne's head who the Hell Shot him 3: How you gonna explain Vidar Vs Magne near the Docks 4: Why is everybody going along with it, Plus Who Killed isolde Because Vidar killed isolde but if everything was in his head then isolde shouldn't be dead and Vidar should BE FUCKING ALIVE. SO FUCKING MANY HOLES IN SEASON 3'S ENDING

Yes, it was a cop-out and could be seen as lazy but at the same time I honestly think it fits the show and I found the ending rather meaningful

Guess I am the only one who found the ending beautiful. Magne stepped out of his fantasy world and moved into real life where he has a beautiful girlfriend and friends waiting for him. I thought it was a breath of fresh air compared to many other tv shows that just keeps milking the show until there is nothing left and it starts feeling boring or slow or they just add another season that makes no sense. The tv show was entertaining from start until end for me and Its a show I will remember for sure.

As I look back and think about my own experiences in high school, I do remember thinking some people were larger than life. And how it's easy to imagine this epic battle between good and evil being fantasized about, especially for a shy, new kid who is deeply insecure. Interesting spin, but I'd personally rather have seen the battle play out and the carnage. Much more interesting story that way.

once again this gets 3 seasons but 1899 couldn’t even get 3 months

My interpretations watching it was that the events had all transpired. But as peace was struck, ragnarok was in the end avoided. Though, ragnarok being so fatebound still manifested as an echo of itself, playing out to the point of compelling the people to look at eachother, flinch or act subconciously whilst only thor truly saw the echo of what was foretold in it’s fullest. As ragnarok was avoided, the incarnation of the gods, and their purpose in the play of destiny came to an end, and the nine steps showed us magne realizing that thor, and his fight, had come to an end. So magne was reborn, the fight in the past, and as such, the forces that drove the incarnation faded, returning the world to a non spiritual state.

I took it as the “final battle” was all in his head. It’s kind of a throw away line, but Laurits says it when they’re leaving the graduation.

Everything happened but when Magne and the Gods chose peace with the Giants to defy the ragnarok, the manifestation of the Norse myth left. I suspect it has different interpretation from each character, in Magne it's a " all in his head situation "

The last season was a total joke. The writers completely lost sight of the story. Built up the entire show to no battle. And then since they had no ides how to wrap up the show they hit us fans with the “it was most likely in his head this whole time”. Pathetic writing. Those writers are complete moron.

He also got his powers way before Isolde died, so it doesn't even make sense.

I was so pumped all throughout this show, and within the last 20 minutes of the show I could only say to myself: “god dammit Netflix”

I remember thinking it was a hole in the story that Vidar disintegrated, yet they had a public announcement of his death and a funeral. Wouldn’t he have been declared missing without a body? Now it makes sense. The way Netflix cancels shows, I’m just glad we got an ending.

So I thought the lesson to never make everything a dream/hallucination was learned back in the 80s from Dynasty where a main character's death was apparently all a dream, but I guess these writers never saw that. It makes all of the emotional stakes false and makes it so nothing had any meaning. All of that build up was for nothing. We don't know what was real and what was in his head, so it's like we don't actually know any of the characters. It's bizarre and empty. I also had no attachment or interest in his relationship to Signy. We don't see them get together or their relationship grow, so there's no real connection there that we're aware of because of that time jump. I was convinced they were gearing up for something better and that there were going to be some sort of awesome, trimphant, giant/god battle scenes for Magne because there was so much potential, but it being all in his head makes it all empty. I'm sad.

I refuse to believe it ended like that. For my sanity, I want to believe it was Magne just seeing glimpses of what it would have looked like if they decided to fight the giants

Well he still didn't need his glasses in the ending scene where they are all drinking and happy. So it couldn't have ONLY been in his head

I was dissapointed by the ending as the final battle that gave chills in the trailer never happened

I was waiting for the twist, and it never came. So disappointing.

Unpopular opinion. I thought the end was very imaginative and had a much deeper meaning. I really enjoyed the psychological aspect.

Can't an interpretation be that since the gods and magna didn't take the same path as it was "written" there's a divergence in the story and the mythological parts of the characters die in Ragnarok while the regular human parts of them continue on without their Norse mythological powers/identities

The hallucination idea might have worked at the end of season 1 but his character arc differed too much from the ending

I didnt see it as all being in his head at all. The last vision felt like how Ragnarok could have gone to save the world but they achieved saving the world not by fighting each other but by fighting with each other to create a better world instead. I thought the in the head stuff was just to make him believe that when all the Gods and Giants went dormant after thwarting Ragnarok.

They could have still had their “truce, no fighting everybody hugs and drinks beer together” storyline; they should’ve made the serpent the overarching bad guy : everybody fights one or two die, ending stays the same without the whole “it was in his head the whole time” bs

I had to watch it twice to see if I missed something. Turns out I didn't 😔, I think they did a rewrite to end it this way, the last episode feels off from the rest of the season.

I dont think it was so much the death of his friend that sent him over the edge, but returning to the place where his father died, or maybe before. The old lady touching his head s1 ep1, and his eyes glowing with lightning seems to be the start of the delusion. At any rate, it was a great show to watch, but in typical neflix fashion, the ending season was kind of a letdown. I guess we should be happy it got a final season

I was a huge fan of the series, and waiting 2 years for the final season, just for everything to turn out to be part of Magne's imagination, hasn't sat well on me. As you said, this series deserved way better 😢

It feels like the show runners thought there was going to be another season but got told halfway through filming this one it was going to be cancelled and to just write a hasty ending with no reshoots, it actually doesn’t make sense at all from prior seasons to end this way.