As the episode begins, Beau (Aaron McGrath) sits beside of Paddy’s (Ned Dennehy) lifeless body. James (Patrick Brammall) has a conversation with Phil (Rob Collins). Phil’s messages are cryptic, making it difficult for James to understand them. Eventually, James learns about Paddy’s death. He rushes to the scene, after realizing that Phil is working with someone. Paddy’s body is loaded into the back of the police car. Beau is unable to provide James with any helpful information. Next, Owen (Luke Arnold) meets with Kate (Emma Booth) and the others. Kate tells Owen that she is still into James. Owen realizes that it is time for him to exit the picture. Sarah (Emily Barclay) arrives at the jail. She quickly lets Phil out of his cell.
Meanwhile, Paddy’s body turns to ash. When James checks it out, he finds a bullet in the mess. Nicola (Pernilla August) prepares the cemetery for the upcoming experiment. Beau tells James about Phil and Vic. He admits that Vic transformed into dust too. Next, Beau and his family learn that the Fitzgerald family is willing to give them money from the sale of the property. James meets with Kirstie (Hannah Monson), Charlie (Sean Keenan), and Kate. James explains that they need to get to safety. He suggests taking shelter at Noregard. Phil and Sarah chat about their future and their next move. James and the others arrive at Noregard. They’re allowed inside by Nicola. James heads out on his own. Kate and the others are transported to Elishia’s lab.
They run into John Doe (Rodger Corser). They’re surprised to see that John’s fingers have returned. He gives Nicola the credit. Moments later, John leaves with Nicola. The others are locked inside. James discovers that Phil has been released. Phil heads inside of the hideout and finds it completely empty. James calls Sarah and finds out the truth. They get into an argument and Sarah writes a note. Sarah tells Phil that she needs to hand off the baby, before they go to Noregard to get the others. Sarah gives the baby to Ellen (Katrina Milosevic) for the time being. Ellen notifies James. He tells Chris (John Leary) that he is going to get the baby. Phil and Sarah arrive at Noregard. They get right inside and quickly make their way to the lab. Charlie and the others escape using the fire exit.
During the chase, Sarah manages to shoot Charlie in the shoulder. Kirstie and Kate help him escape. They get into a van and Kirstie drives. They get in touch with James and are told to go to the cemetery. James chats with Chris about Kirstie, before they head to the cemetery as well. Meanwhile, John and Nicola prepare their experiment. When Phil and Sarah arrive, they’re forced to unplug. Charlie and the others hide, while John tries to fight off Phil. Kate is confronted by Sarah. James gets involved and Phil does as well. Phil grabs James from behind. Sarah decides to shoot Phil. Phil puts a bullet in Sarah’s chest. Kate cares for Sarah, but she dies anyway. The baby is shown and it appears to have evil eyes. After things settle down, John and Nicola try the experiment. Unfortunately, it doesn’t bring Elishia back to life. It does seem to expand the barrier though.
In the morning, Kate goes to work on Charlie’s gunshot wound. Sarah’s body is buried. Chris speaks with Kirstie. He admits that there was a key piece of evidence against Kevin Brunner. He explains that he is ready to reopen the case. When Chris was 10, his brother paid him $25 to hide the bloody shirt in Kevin’s house. James and John contemplate destroying Phil’s body. Nicola doesn’t let that happen. She explains that she wants to study it. Phil is loaded into the van. As Nicola drives away, Phil begins to move. She admits she is glad he is alive. She tells Phil that he is now in her debt. James speaks with Kate about Sarah. Kate suggests that Sarah did it for James. He also lays out a theory as to why Kate and the others returned. Beau spreads Paddy’s ashes and puts on his hat.
Charlie and Kirstie head to the pub and order drinks. Kirstie rushes to the bathroom seconds later. It appears that she might be pregnant. Kate meets with Owen. She tells him the truth. Owen steps outside and calls a friend. He tells them to come to his house immediately. James visits Ellen and picks up the baby. He is also given Sarah’s letter. James packs his belongings and reads the letter. John visits Elishia’s grave at the end of the episode. It appears that the weird symbol has formed beneath him.
Glitch Review
It is really a shame that the writers decided to kill off Paddy. Nevertheless, the finale was pretty good. Seeing that Nicola was playing both sides wasn’t a big surprise. It was nice to see Sarah get removed from the picture. I just wish they would have taken Kate with her. It seems that Owen may be up to something no good. That wouldn’t be much of a surprise either. The guy is hardly trustworthy.
It seems that Phil will survive to fight another day. Now, he will work and kill for Nicola apparently. John Doe seems to be the only one trying to figure out what the heck is going on. Will Kirstie get justice? Will there even be a 3rd season? This season was pretty good, but I don’t think it was as good as the first. The finale was pretty good. A 7.5 out of 10 is deserved. Catch up with previous recaps of Glitch now!
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I really enjoyed the second season. The one major distraction was the use of two infants as Mia. One had a head of hair. The other was completely bald.
i was wondering what had happened to that retracting invisible wall. by the end of the finale, kate could easily just go visit owen without bleeding. Did that scientist lady’s performance actually extended the wall back?
Yep, you are correct. Had to go back and look to make sure. As to the wall, I think the experiment did extend it. I also have a suspicion that it might bring the others back to life. Will have to wait and see next season. Thnx for the comment! 🙂
The exact mechanism is of course a mystery, but there is a clear scene where Kirstie suddenly feels ill and pukes in the toilet. Maybe she has gotten pregnant when she was got raped before, and when she got resurrected, the condition was transferred exactly.
Yep. I am not sure that the show ever clarified it though. They just kind of gave the impression that she had died. That is why she was bleeding from the eyes and such. Also, her connection with Phil made it seem that she had died.
They said that she died on the table after giving birth, while the doctor was trying to stop the hemmoraging and she had to have a hysterectomy. The doctor said they lost her for a moment, but she came back to life.
Kirstie and Charlie were the strongest points, I agree that Kate was annoying, i think she pushed herself onto this Owen and chased him way too much. Very lame ‘run-out-of-gas’ excuse
Coming at you from New york. My goodness just finished the second season and I must say I am weeping. It was emotional and exciting, just well done. I think paddy and Sarah’s deaths were so powerful in their own way and the foreshadowing was to “die ” for. I could go all day on this show. I truly hope that a season 3 is in its making. I actually sympathize for Sarah’s character as she couldn’t predict that Kate would be turning in her grave (better said) crawling out of it to intervene with Sarah’s life. Although It didn’t seem to matter, as she gave her life to bring another spirit. I truly feel that was her purpose. (oh gosh..here I go crying) when she says that she would die for the baby; she literally had already and foreshadow she was going to die again. Beau and his great great great “father” was so touching and his death in vain. Kate’s character is complicated and a bit annoying with the back and forth with owen but I didn’t feel she deserved James anyway.
Just to touch on the other characters. The acting was superb . Kirste scene with her rapist (Who seemed as if karma found him in life..the universe works in mysrerious way) was so heart wrenching. Victims are not the ones who normally wirness our offenders being punished. Especially for kirstie who had already passed. But the truth will be revealed.
I don’t know if hes necessarily up to no good. In my opinion he likes working with embalming fluid and he likes resurrecting things so to speak that are dead like the bird. So I believe there’s some sort of connection with his father And the phone call
Just finished season 2…here in the UK, loved the series..it all got abit confusing at some points but after reading your comments it makes sense now…apparently if there’s a season 3 and Netflix and the Australian production team can agree on it…it’ll got the UK Oct/Nov 2018…fingers crossed!!
I’ve enjoyed it as well. Sincerely hope it gets renewed for another season. The Aussies have been on fire here lately with great shows. Thanks for the comment. Cheers 🙂
Watched the first season and can’t bring myself to watch the second because of how disgusted I am knowing they just kill off Sarah to solve the love triangle bullshit they created. I wanted to punch Kate so bad when she said he couldn’t love them both at the same time: are his feelings just made up then? They had such a wonderful opportunity to introduce a polygamous power unit. Instead, they kill her.
Just finished season two of Glitch, loved it! However, I’m very confused. So is there a higher power at work to undo the work of Elisha?? (God, death, any other higher being you can think of….) Phil was talking about that it is the way the universe works, you live and you die, you shouldn’t come back, it upsets the natural order. Did this higher power bring back Vic, Phil, and Sarah? Anyway, looking forward to season 3 which has just been confirmed for 2019.
Thanks for the comment. I think you’re on the right path. I don’t think it was ever clarified, but I would assume you are correct. There is something bigger going on behind the scenes.
In the last episode in season 2. James said that somebody had to have thought about them and that how they came back from the dead. Who was thinking about Charlie to bring him back from the dead?
Hey there. Could it have been the guy in the pub? He seemed obsessed with him to some degree. Has been a bit since I watched it so I cannot remember everything though.
Has anyone determined what frequency it was that created the pattern on the chladni plate in the lab and on the three plates at the cemetery – the one shown in Elishia’s notes? It is apparently connected to John/William’s Navy whistle(?) as the same pattern appeared on the ground in the very last scene! I def need season 3 to get answers!
I really enjoyed the second season. The one major distraction was the use of two infants as Mia. One had a head of hair. The other was completely bald.
LOL! How did I miss this? Good catch.
i was wondering what had happened to that retracting invisible wall. by the end of the finale, kate could easily just go visit owen without bleeding. Did that scientist lady’s performance actually extended the wall back?
I totally didn’t think anything of it damn you got tho skills
It was explained that even though the experiment did not bring Elishia back, it did extend the boundaries again.
btw, it was Phil who shot Sarah before dying, not James. just a correction.
Yep, you are correct. Had to go back and look to make sure. As to the wall, I think the experiment did extend it. I also have a suspicion that it might bring the others back to life. Will have to wait and see next season. Thnx for the comment! 🙂
How can Kirstie be pregnant?
The exact mechanism is of course a mystery, but there is a clear scene where Kirstie suddenly feels ill and pukes in the toilet. Maybe she has gotten pregnant when she was got raped before, and when she got resurrected, the condition was transferred exactly.
If this is the case then don’t you suspect that Kate might have the cancer again??
One would think. After all, it seemed that Charlie was reliving his sickness too.
Kristie was raped before she was murdered (just like her friend who was raped by not murdered). She’s pregnant with her rapist’s baby.
When did Sarah die? Was it while she was giving birth? Why was she resurrected? I missed a lot, I believe.
Yep. I am not sure that the show ever clarified it though. They just kind of gave the impression that she had died. That is why she was bleeding from the eyes and such. Also, her connection with Phil made it seem that she had died.
They said that she died on the table after giving birth, while the doctor was trying to stop the hemmoraging and she had to have a hysterectomy. The doctor said they lost her for a moment, but she came back to life.
Sarah did say she was one of the risen. When she was in the car with Phil she said,”If the others were mistakes then what are we?” to Phil.
Kirstie and Charlie were the strongest points, I agree that Kate was annoying, i think she pushed herself onto this Owen and chased him way too much. Very lame ‘run-out-of-gas’ excuse
Agreed. Thanks for the comment.
Did the show ever reveal how William and the Dr knew each other in a previous life? Also William had already died twice?
No, it was left unanaswered , she knew him in her previous rencarnation kind of? because the dates of their lives are different
i want mooooooreeeeee. Season 3 pleassseeee
Me too ah!!!!!!!
Coming at you from New york. My goodness just finished the second season and I must say I am weeping. It was emotional and exciting, just well done. I think paddy and Sarah’s deaths were so powerful in their own way and the foreshadowing was to “die ” for. I could go all day on this show. I truly hope that a season 3 is in its making. I actually sympathize for Sarah’s character as she couldn’t predict that Kate would be turning in her grave (better said) crawling out of it to intervene with Sarah’s life. Although It didn’t seem to matter, as she gave her life to bring another spirit. I truly feel that was her purpose. (oh gosh..here I go crying) when she says that she would die for the baby; she literally had already and foreshadow she was going to die again. Beau and his great great great “father” was so touching and his death in vain. Kate’s character is complicated and a bit annoying with the back and forth with owen but I didn’t feel she deserved James anyway.
Just to touch on the other characters. The acting was superb . Kirste scene with her rapist (Who seemed as if karma found him in life..the universe works in mysrerious way) was so heart wrenching. Victims are not the ones who normally wirness our offenders being punished. Especially for kirstie who had already passed. But the truth will be revealed.
I got hooked on this show, really enjoyed it. Please bring it back with season 3.
if anyone has any idea What’s with owen ?
he went out to call someone after kate has told him about her story
Not sure, but I’d say he is probably up to no good. Doesn’t seem to be in the same boat as Phil though.
I don’t know if hes necessarily up to no good. In my opinion he likes working with embalming fluid and he likes resurrecting things so to speak that are dead like the bird. So I believe there’s some sort of connection with his father And the phone call
Good theory. Never crossed my mind. 🙂
I think Owen wants to bring back the boy he killed by accident. Clearly it weighed on him.
Good assumption! Definitely a possibility. Thnx for the comment.
I also find this idea possible,it would explain Owen,s interest in the resurrection topic. maybe this boy was someone he knew
Just finished season 2…here in the UK, loved the series..it all got abit confusing at some points but after reading your comments it makes sense now…apparently if there’s a season 3 and Netflix and the Australian production team can agree on it…it’ll got the UK Oct/Nov 2018…fingers crossed!!
I’ve enjoyed it as well. Sincerely hope it gets renewed for another season. The Aussies have been on fire here lately with great shows. Thanks for the comment. Cheers 🙂
What’s with boundary? Who created it and why was it created?
The boundaries were created by DR. Elishia to protect those who came back from dead.
Watched the first season and can’t bring myself to watch the second because of how disgusted I am knowing they just kill off Sarah to solve the love triangle bullshit they created. I wanted to punch Kate so bad when she said he couldn’t love them both at the same time: are his feelings just made up then? They had such a wonderful opportunity to introduce a polygamous power unit. Instead, they kill her.
lol! Wasn’t a big fan of Kate either.
Just finished season two of Glitch, loved it! However, I’m very confused. So is there a higher power at work to undo the work of Elisha?? (God, death, any other higher being you can think of….) Phil was talking about that it is the way the universe works, you live and you die, you shouldn’t come back, it upsets the natural order. Did this higher power bring back Vic, Phil, and Sarah? Anyway, looking forward to season 3 which has just been confirmed for 2019.
Thanks for the comment. I think you’re on the right path. I don’t think it was ever clarified, but I would assume you are correct. There is something bigger going on behind the scenes.
In the last episode in season 2. James said that somebody had to have thought about them and that how they came back from the dead. Who was thinking about Charlie to bring him back from the dead?
Hey there. Could it have been the guy in the pub? He seemed obsessed with him to some degree. Has been a bit since I watched it so I cannot remember everything though.
Has anyone determined what frequency it was that created the pattern on the chladni plate in the lab and on the three plates at the cemetery – the one shown in Elishia’s notes? It is apparently connected to John/William’s Navy whistle(?) as the same pattern appeared on the ground in the very last scene! I def need season 3 to get answers!
Die Kirstie, die!!! Worst, dumbest, most annoying character.
lol! I will agree that she got on my nerves a lot. Have you seen the final season yet?