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Following the incomprehensible decision by Starz to put first run episodes of "Ash vs Evil Dead" on directly opposite "The Walking Dead", the series comes to a brilliant end with another kick-a** episode.

Only problem is that the build to the next season was SO good, and would likely have been SO AWESOME, that it makes you extra sad that Starz doubled down on their terrible decision by cancelling the show. I know that Bruce has said that he's played Ash for the last time, but the show is doing very well on Netflix so maybe they pony up an offer he can't refuse.

Watch and enjoy!

HAIL TO THE KING! This end has to be one of the better one in the cemetery of canceled shows. I love Ash's new Delta 88 at the end. The only disappointment is knowing that there will not be a fourth season.

The Evil Dead is a great series of movies and the show an incredible follow up. The finale was a well put together piece of entertainment that left me wanting more. Though sad to see Ash's saga come to a close, happy for the journey it took me on. I felt this was one of the better episodes in the series. A must see for fans of Ash Williams and The Evil Dead. Hopefully this show gets picked up by another network or streaming service! In a world full of dull tv, this show was a bright spot. Hail to the King!

This is a great show I have seen all the episodes I would watch them again. I know season 1 & 2 are on Netflix now so I know season 3 will be on to. So the way season 3 ended there can be a season 4.

And that's a wrap for a hugely successful show, but who knows what goes in the producers and Starz minds so they cancel it so prematurely like this.

After the movie's surprising success (by movie i mean the first one back in 1981) I really did not see that project could become anything more tan just another Meh trilogy,, but man i was wrong !! these thirty episodes just were an unbelievable journey to Bruce Campbell building back his legitimate legacy.

The final scene is promising, another network "might" pick up the show to live another season , that did not happen yet, so we can only wish .. Amazon, Hulu or gosh! Netflix please !!! :D

Oh man. Somehow, I let two years pass between finishing the second season of "Ash vs. Evil Dead" and watching the third and final run. What's really odd about that is that I loved the first two seasons and, though I do think the third is rehitting some of the same beats again, so perhaps it was the right time to end the show, this third season was a lot of fun too.

Having established himself in Elk Grove, it is sadly not long before evil comes to find Ash Williams (Bruce Campbell) again. Ruby (Lucy Lawless) gets control of the Necronomicon and uses it to fashion a new child, this one a clone of Earth's unlikeliest hero himself. Ash though has his own parenting issues, when an old flame tells him that he has a daughter, Brandy (Arielle Carver-O'Neill) and that she is in trouble.

I mean, largely it's more of the same ultra-gory slapstick violence as our heroes trying to win back the book and overthrow the evil in the town. The effects are generally physical, so practical make up, puppets and dummies - this can make them generally unsettling - but there is some CGI blending, one such scene is perhaps the shows standout moment. In the second episode, Ash fights a pin up model who attacks him from within the pornographic magazine he's looking at. Some of the blending of special effects in that sequence are truly magnificent.

But, as I say, the show is remixing its plotlines already. Ruby has another offspring, this time Kelly is killed, and must be rescued from the underworld and Pablo "goes bad". This is as well as one more trip to the series classic idea of Ash facing another version of himself.

It's an excellent time, both this season and the series overall, but I do think this was the right time to end this incarnation and allow the story to move on in other mediums.

Netflix should do an animated "limited series" that picks up from the end of season 3 with series actor voice over. Just sayin'

Honestly the show should have just stopped at its 2nd season. With the repetitive plot threads and mediocre storytelling, I'm not surprised this was cancelled. Would it have killed them to let any of the main characters stay dead? Based on how this last season played out, I don't see any way it could have lived up to the cliffhanger. Don't get me wrong, I'd still be down a continuation of the series (in tv or movie form). I just have a hard time believing it would be any good or better than what we already got.

Paradoxically, the best about this parodic episode is that it's the last one.

Besides, it was nice to see Bruce Campbell's 1st dramatic acting, though the meltdown was clearly unfounded.

So, if Sam Raimi lets someone to answer the remaining questions from his original trilogy, we get only more unanswered questions & the Dead End (instead of Evil Dead).

Now there's only 1 way - Evil Dead 4. My favorite... Yes, it's already come, and they didn't recognize it. It's like Richard Donner's Superman II: short, but authentic, genuine, solid & hard as a rock - "join us!" with Maestro Raimi & Co' "El Jefe" (A.K.A. "Ash vs Evil Dead"). P.S. Little Lori was 3 times better than "Kandar".

What can I possibly say? The ultimate closure to the most elegantly campy horror show ever to be seen in this, or any other, universe. The "Apocalypse Now" helicopter blades effect was right on.