It’s… it’s… actually, I’m not sure what it is. Has Villanelle been getting into bedazzling as part of this new leaf she’s trying to turn over? Well, anyway: the plot thickens as she enters a concert hall and we see Carolyn. Laura Radford/BBCAmerica/Sid Gentle This isn’t a murder-for-hire, it’s a job interview and a disappointing one. Villanelle wants to join MI6, not as an assassin, but as an operative. She wants to do spy stuff....

Eve and Villanelle are back. Spoiler alert: Yes! Yes, they did. Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri.Anika Molnar/BBCA We’re not on that bridge anymore, or even in London. It’s our first hint about this episode’s main theme, aKilling Evefavorite: self-reinvention. Everyone on the show has been transformed since we last saw them, at least superficially. Fiona Shaw as Carolyn Martens.Anika Molnar/BBCA Take Konstantin, now immersed in his new life as a local mayor....

Honestly, who knew a guy had so much of that stuff inside him?! Sorry, baby, indeed. There’s no sign of Eve or Villanelle; instead, we meet Dasha, a young gymnast-in-training. Credit: Des Willie/BBCAmerica She’s performing on the parallel bars, watched by her coach and a smiling young man. Her coach erupts, screaming, “A real winner sacrifices everything!” Some time later, the same smiling young man approaches Dasha in the locker room....

“You’ve killed one,” Carolyn told Eve. “They’ll just replace him. Again and again.” What to expect in the final two hours? she says to EW. “Will they ever be reunited? And if they do get reunited, what would that ever look like?” In short, “steel yourself” for the last-ever episode, she advises. It’s high emotions. We hope that we give a true finale for four seasons ofKilling Eve. An operatic finale....

Eve makes strides in her pursuit of Helene, while Villanelle murders her own personal Jesus. So, you will all understand what I mean when I say that this episode doesn’t have that. An actor in an arming cap is being tortured for information. Anika Molnar/BBCA Helene’s daughter asks if being tortured hurts. “Only if you let it,” Helene says. (Which is a weird thing to say to a kid! Anika Molnar/BBCA...

A flashback takes us into Carolyn’s past, while Eve goes to extremes to antagonize Helene. “Daddy did have a penchant for the penis,” she said. (Hint: Bearish hunk is played by Louis Bodnia Andersen, who isKim Bodnia’s son.) Jodie Comer as Villanelle.Anika Molnar/BBCA But this family affair in Berlin will be short-lived. Don’t come in. Carolyn takes in the scene, takes a bottle of whiskey, and returns to the party....

One of these sails neatly across the room and into the head of Villanelle’s target. That’s when, somewhere in the house, a baby starts crying. Villanelle is amused, and intrigued: You really like that baby, huh? Credit: Nick Wall/BBCA Its not even yours! Villanelle kills the nanny, of course. Spoiler alert, the baby stays in one piece. Ha, ha!) on his first assignment notwithstanding and taking a baby doesn’t make her look less insane....

I thought she was drinking at a bus stop. (Come on, it’s not like it would be out of character.) So, this is terrible. Credit: Des Willie/BBCAmerica Not after Rome, she says, which is the opening Carolyn needs. And she’s killing again. It ends in heartbreak, in tears, in blood. It’s watching someone do a job worse than you. Thats why it sucks. When her charge doesn’t come right back, she knows something has gone wrong....

Once again, we wonder: can Villanelle ever change? When she finds Villanelle in her room, she doesn’t even ask questions, save one. “Can you be gone when I get back?” Jodie Comer as Villanelle.Anika Molnar/BBCAmerica she says, and waltzes out. This week: Licked to death by goats! Next week: Who knows?!) Sandra Oh as Eve Polastri.Anika Molnar/BBCAmerica Use goats instead.) The husband was living in Cuba. Plot twist: Vlad’s severed toe guy wasalsoliving in Cuba....

Villanelle survived last week’s attempt on her life just to make this jaw-dropping kill. And not only that, she’s barely injured… unless you count her broken heart. Yeah, about that. Jodie Comer as Villanelle.Anika Molnar/BBCA The note inside says it all: H wants you dead, but I don’t. But first: Pam (Anjana Vasan) is making big strides in her work as an assassin! After patching up Villanelle post-puncture, she receives her first assignment....

Season 3 is slated to premiere this spring. Season 3 also brings a new head writer/executive producer, Suzanne Heathcote (Fear the Walking Dead). Confirmed returning cast members include Fiona Shaw and Kim Bodnia. Gareth Gatrell/BBCAmerica After the spring finale,Oh told EW: How can you come back when you said no? How can you come back when you really know the truth about someone? Honestly, Im trying to figure out: how does Eve come back to any of her life?...

The spy drama wraps up its four-season run with a murder-filled series finale. One is that the show is ending. In some cases, all of the above! Kim Bodnia as Konstantin.David Emery/BBCA Do people like this get a happy ending? And perhaps that’s how it should be; perhaps it’s what they deserve. This is because Gunn hasboundaries. Jodie Comer as Villanelle, Marie Sophie Ferdane as Gunn.Anika Molnar/BBCA Meanwhile, Eve is back in London with a serious case of post-murder ennui....

Figuring out Carolyn’s true allegiances and alliances is a task more futile than “handling” Villanelle. Just ask Raymond or Konstantin. (Or that other guy that Villanelle quickly dusted.) Who knows exactly how many of the strings that Carolyn is pulling this complicated game? But fair to say: a lot. “Suzanne Heathcotes playwriting skillsmean that it’s quite structured,” Shaw tells EW of season 3. “It doesn’t shy away from not being funny....