/r/thefollowing
Subreddit for everything related to The Following, the serial killer television series starring Kevin Bacon on FOX.
Subreddit for everything related to The Following, the serial killer television series starring Kevin Bacon on Fox.
When notorious serial killer Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) escapes from death row, the FBI calls former agent Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) to consult on the case. Having since withdrawn from the public eye, Hardy was responsible for Carroll's capture in 2003, after Carroll murdered 14 female students on the Virginia college campus where he taught literature.
Kevin Bacon James Purefoy Natalie Zea Annie Parisse
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I just started watching this show because it was recommended to me as a Hannibal fan, and Im on episode 8 of season 1. I was always interested in this series in the past because people said that Joe and Hardy have a very interesting relationship with possible queer undertones. There's even tweets that talk about the homoeroticism of their relationship
I was wondering if this was true or if there isn't really any chemistry between Joe and Ryan. I've just gotten to the part where Joe's freed from prison so I hope to see more of Ryan and Joe interacting directly but so far, not seeing what others have been saying :(
I recently had a rewatch and forgot how great this show was!
Any similar shows??
Finished this series today. I enjoyed it but it was also comical to an extent. A LOT of people die in this show and not just side characters. I felt like every episode had around a dozen kills, whether it be random FBI agents, random criminals, or just random civilians. There's also a lot of "multi-kills" where 1 character will blitz a couple or a group of 3 and kill them all. Good show but it was just something I noticed. Definitely no mercy in this dojo!
Gotta love how Rodrick was running circles around everybody while off screen but once on screen he went down like a chump.
If you liked The Following, The Fall of the House of Usher on Netflix was really great! It has a modern spin on Poeās classic works. I recommend!
I cannot find the following on the CW app. I tried searching the seires name, episode names and even scrolling through the alphabetical category but there have been no results. This is strange as I had been using the app to watch it yesterday. I am wondering if it has been removed from the app altogether or if this is just a problem I am having. If it has been removed altogether than that is unfortunate for me as I was in the middle of S2 when this happened.
Wondering did anyone do a kill count of the show? (Including ones we didn't see)
I loved this show. I want to do a rewatch as I havenāt watched it since it was on FOX. Where can I watch?! I tried searching and canāt find it anywhere without purchasing. Seems kind of strange to me.
TIA!
Iām tired of watching shows that get canceled end on an unresolved cliffhangers, and for Kevinās shows, that always seems to be the case. How is the ending of Season3? Does it feel like a series finale?
Does anyone know what disorder the twins have?
I fucking love the atmosphere created by the lack of ambient background music (in the Season 2/3 deleted scenes and those in Season 1 that apply). Imagine if the only music in the show is the credits theme and the outside song that narrates an influentical scene at the end of each episode.
I feel like there's a huge amount of detail and stuff happening in those scenes also. With there also being a distinct different emotional atmosphere.
So I use reddit to read reviews for shows that I want to watch. I finally got around to watching this one, yeah I know..years later, but I couldn't find any reviews on reddit for it. So if you're coming here to read a review, and an honest one at that, about the show then well..I hated it. Worst show I've watched, right next to Hannibal. No spoilers but the characters are just plain stupid. I love Kevin Bacon's movies and had high hopes for this show but what a let down. It's very unrealistic, I don't mind unrealisticness but not to the point where it leaves me with a headache. Plot twist here and there and over there and back here too, they're everywhere. Each ep has about 3 or 4 of them. I just kept hearing how great it was but I wasted my time and I'm mad for it, I held out hoping that it would get better but it never did. I'm just disappointed cause I figured 'it's got Kevin Bacon in it, then it has to be good.' Carroll was a terrible serial killer and there's no way he would be able to do any of the stuff he does. Red John from The Mentalist was a better serial killer and smarter too. So, if you haven't watched it and are thinking about it then..don't..give it a pass cause it's not worth it. You can skip over Hannibal too.
It feels bad to this day that the show was so well done but canceled probably due to people not knowing what it even was!
It was an action drama show that pulled off , in a great fashion, great horror /killer story lines.
I felt the one scene where the Cult has Ryan's girlfriends son and he says to the camera "Hi Ryan!"
Laughed out loud but still was a shock factor..and to this day I still say to my fellow friend "hi ryannnn" to creep him out ( hes watched it too)
Joe Caroll. The fictional character of the 21st century that flew under the radar... such a great actor James Purefoy....(yes I watched Hap and Leonard too)
Anyone else feel they( NBC) should redo/ re run this series to regain potential excitement for the series? Was truly exciting....
He didn't seem to care about anyone other than himself. He never showed any actual warmth towards anyone. His writing had to of been 100% purposeful, because he was the only murderer on the show who was like this.
Who would've thought Season 4/5 Ryan Hardy would be walking around some small ass Wisconsin Town