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I liked this show , it wasn't one of my favorite but it was good. This episode made this show special. THE TWIST!!!! Is just amazing. After this episode I'm really going to recommend this show to other people. And is a message to other people to not give up on tv shows like Manifest. I get that 2 other seasons weren't good but it grows on you, please give this show a chance. I watched a lot, like a lot of tv shows, and only a few left me on the edge of the seat, Manifest did it. To be honest didn't think it will, but I'm glad. So give it a chance, while you watch other stupid series without any plot watch this.

Really GREAT!!!!

This episode was truly remarkable and earned it's first ten rating from me. During the past two seasons I've been doubtful at times, but soldiering on has led to some great moments in this show.

Mick and Zeke come to after their struggle with Jace and must help one another out of the woods so that they can keep tracking the killer and help protect their family from this maniac. Grace, Cal and the baby are still at Tarik's house who has been trying to find a way to capitalize on his sisters notoriety while trying to be a good brother.

There's another scene with Olive and the rather unlikable Levi who are working to restore a collection of old, very fragile papyrus artifacts that bear a message. All were recovered from the soil and so must be carefully cleaned before each piece can be read. Later in the episode Olive is instrumental in restoring it to a whole in a rather lucky turn of events.

Pete, who is on deaths door, just like Kory and Jace is still in police custody, but the scientist working on Flight 828 want to run tests on him while he still sharing visions with his other two accomplices. After some drama he ultimately agrees to help Ben find Jace and in doing, possibly redeem himself so he can be with Angelina.

Detective Vasquez, who has been trying to help the Major's daughter find some information on her missing mother gets a little too close to the truth. After he meets with Vance, he is able to offer a little closure to the distraught woman and later turns his attention to helping Mick and her family deal with Jace.

The final showdown at Tarik's house turns out to be some of the most exciting TV this reviewer has seen in awhile. After some vandalism at the house, Tarik and Grace decide to hunker down until Ben shows up with Pete and an agency escort. Jace, completely having misunderstood the visions has come up with a way to save himself through homicide. Somehow, Kory also shows up to this final meeting having escaped from the hospital he'd been recovering in.

At the culminating event, Mick and Zeke finally show up to Tarik's house while ultimately it is the power behind the callings that is the final judge in the matter both satisfactory and horrific. Having failed at a chance for redemption, Jace is found guilty but the cost has been high this time for all parties involved.

A truly wonderful episode of television that shows that actions do have consequences in a rather karmaic kind of way. Overall, this has been a very good show, though it suffers from some of the same PC garbage as has been infesting other good shows as well, it is still some top quality viewing. 10/10 well done!

The series went from 'Touched by an Angel' to 'Final Destination'. I think this was a badly needed shake up.

The show was becoming too formulaic. It has become about a group of people worrying trying to do enough good deeds to appease some higher power to the point of triviality.

Too many scenes where one character takes a knee, grabs their head and says, 'did you see the cat stuck in the tree?

'cat? All I saw was a tree and a branch falling to the ground' 'We better drop everything we are doing and get to that cat. It's running out of time' This episode flipped over the game board.

(btw I added this review to the wrong episode before, I had a headache :-))

This episode is hilarious. I was sincerely humored for the entire 45 minutes.

Ughhh not one episode has been good season 1 and 2 were great this one is a mess and the acting is awful well more awful then the first two seasons.

Is it just me but is the acting getting worse? Could be the dialogue and repetition. Once you see a bit of unbelievable acting you cannot unsee it everywhere else. I'm out as I'm sick of Ben, Grace and Mick.

These last 2 episodes were so badly written, each of the characters makes one stupid decision after another, so the story can unfold for the forced confrontation. I hoped they would not spiral down that soon, but here we have the next LOST. I'm out !

Then this dance floor is messy.... idk, I liked the show in the beginning of season 1 & 2. I'm a bit confused as I still haven't wrapped my head around where this will lead to. I have a hard time coping that Manifest might have a religious twist, please it's 2021.

The last two episodes feels like a BIG filler and the acting, decisions the characters are taking, and the writing is not the best. Messy. See you in a week :)

Ben only cares about his family... everyone else is expendable. So who cares if they die. Right? I hate Ben's condescending narcissistic behavior. This third season is trash. Thank god they cancelled this pos.

Mikaela fall off from a 30 foot high cliff and just dislocated her arm, i mean seriously, any one falling from that height would surely died but as this tv series is quite awful so anything can happen.

A family tv show should pose something related to reality where as this show breaks all records.

This look quite like a cartoon where a character dies and after sometimes comes back to life where as this does not happen in real world.

The first season was the best the second going down and the third is just making the short story long with unnecessary details.

Ben on the other hand is only focusing on his family rest all are extras as they come and go in each new episode.