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A security consultant hunts for a ruthless assassin. Equally obsessed with each other, they go head to head in an epic game of cat-and-mouse.

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Title : Killing Eve
Episode Title : Are You Leading or Am I?
Number of Seasons : 3
Number of Episodes : 24
Released Date : Today
Genres : Crime, Drama
Networks : BBC America
Casts : Sandra Oh (Eve Polastri), , Jodie Comer (Villanelle), , Fiona Shaw (Carolyn Martens), , Kim Bodnia (Konstantin),
Status: Returning Series
Quality: HD
Rating: 0*
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How to stream Killing Eve season 3 for free before the finale

The third season finale of Killing Eve airs this Sunday, and it’s (probably) going to be a deadly one. After seven episodes of cakes, kills, and identity crises, we might finally get some answers to this season’s oddly paced storylines. While the Suzanne Heathcote-helmed entry has expanded the Eve universe by introducing many new characters (oh, Geraldine), questions that date back to story lines from season 1 still remain. Namely: Is Konstantin actually Kenny’s father? Is Carolyn a part of The Twelve? And finally, will Villanelle actually walk away from killing?
If the episode’s teaser above is any indication, there will be plenty of classic Killing Eve moments, from Villanelle’s killer outfits to a panicked Eve muttering, “Oh, my God.” The finale airs at 9 p.m. ET/PT Sunday on BBC America, and those without cable can stream it for free if they sign up for a seven-day free trial on cable streaming platforms like Philo. Philo also has all the previous episodes from the show’s newest season available on demand.

KILLING EVE SEASON 3 IS GOING OFF THE RAILS IN 1 WEIRD WAY
Killing Eve Season 1 was smart, sharp, and full of deadly mystery. Stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer had crackling chemistry that made the AMC series intoxicatingly stylish and thrilling. Filled with dark humor and twisted surprises, the cat-and-mouse thriller fired on all cylinders by focusing on Eve and giving us little snippets of Villanelle’s exploits. Now in Season 3, Killing Eve has gone off the rails in one concerning way: it’s barely about Eve at all.
Killing Eve began its story with Sandra Oh’s Eve Polastri, a maligned British intelligence agent committed to bringing criminals to justice. That is until she crossed paths with Villanelle, a highly skilled and psychopathic assassin. Over the course of three seasons, Eve spiraled. Her obsession with Villanelle cost the lives of her friends, destroyed her most important relationships, and left her career in ruins. As the series went on, Eve seems to have been pushed to the background of her own story.
Eve’s deterioration is fascinating, and the show could benefit from exploring how much her life has changed since we first met her. Instead, Killing Eve has shifted the focus away from Oh’s character over the last two seasons. She’s now playing second fiddle to both Villanelle and Carolyn, Eve’s former boss and head of MI6’s Russia division.

Killing Eve Recap: My Mother’s Daughter
When I was a child I noticed a stark difference in my mother’s actions. When we were alone she was never physically affectionate. If anything she could be distant and cold, a question I was always trying to find an answer for. But when we were around her friends she’d be the mother I always wanted. She was warm, gregarious, enveloping. But it was a performance, one whose ebbs and flows I studied with intensity to understand her. There is something about this schism that rooted itself in my mind. Vestiges of it continue to affect the story I tell myself about who my mother is and how she fits into my life. I’m reminded of that by this week’s episode, “Are You From Pinner?”, in which Villanelle seeks answers for the long held questions she’s had about her mother, her family, and what their history says about her present.

Written by Suzanne Heathcote and directed by Shannon Murphy, “Are You From Pinner?” searches for answers about Villanelle’s beginnings and what they say about who she is now. And while the answers found feel too pat, too final, Jodie Comer’s performance is a masterclass in portraying conflicted emotions.

In rural Russia, Villanelle walks down a sun-dappled stretch of road, blaring music from her headphones, heading to her family’s home. Finding the door open, she tentatively enters the home surveying the detritus of familial life: photographs of her mother and stepfather punctuate the walls, food is being cooked on the stove, a television hums with life in the living room. She’s found by her very young half brother, Bor’ka, who asks who she is in Russian. Villanelle pointedly replies in English even as other family members pour into the room wondering about this stranger. It’s only when her brother Pyotr enters that the truth comes to light: she’s Oksana, his sister they long thought dead of a fire in an orphanage.

While the older family members discuss this shock, Villanelle spends time with Bor’ka, who is obsessed with Elton John. He asks her what food Elton would eat in Athens, Istanbul, and Vienna, as he’s delighted by the scope of her life outside of their familial bond. When Villanelle hears her mother, Tatiana (Evgenia Dodina), is coming home, she rushes into a panic trying to escape. When Tatiana sees Villanelle she drops her bags on the floor and embraces her tearfully, whispering her birth name, “Oksana.” Comer maximizes Villanelle’s discomfort with such affection. Her body stiff, her face flickering through emotional states. She seems frozen in her mother’s embrace, unsure of how to proceed or make sense of what she’s experiencing.

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