Introduction
Decided that it was important to recap the penultimate episode of The White Lotus before the season finale and discuss some of the key storylines involved within the series. The third season has been such a pleasure to watch and analyze and I can’t wait to see the post season theories and analysis videos created once everything is fully finished come next week.
In The News
It has been reported from DEADLINE that The White Lotus reached a series high of 4.8 Million views last night, a 14% increase of last week’s viewing record which was 4.2 Million views. Audiences across the world have decided to tape in The White Lotus lore as it is one of the coolest cultural moments to be apart of in real time. There is nothing like getting to explore fan deep dives and full literature regarding the cultural emphasis of Thailand and eastern influences within the lore of this season. Seeing as this is the second to last episode of the third season, it would be really interesting to see what the fourth season might look like. Maybe Mike White could give viewers a hint on…what exactly audiences can expect for the impending season. Most fans will be thrilled and tuned in on whatever is delivered and promised in due time.
Conclusion
As the show ends, one thing that is certain is that there is enough time now to rewatch the first seven episodes of season three to see and understand if you can predict the fate of your favorite beloved characters in the season. There are clues everywhere that usually do not come to light until the end of the season when fans all across the world are able to finally put things together after everything is revealed. Nevertheless, it is a global experience that many will look back on and be grateful that they took part in the cultural phenomenon that is The White Lotus.
What will happen to our favorite beloved characters during the season finale of The White Lotus? What hints will prevail towards the end? Which character will accidentally or hilariously seal their own fate?
Tune in next week at 9:00 pm EST on HBO/Max for the answer.
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