Hulu 'Candy' Episode 4 Review: A Justin Timberlake cameo and Candy's confession sets up gripping finale

With an 80s stache and a hairstyle to boot, the 'Mirrors' singer is all set to play a crucial role as the series hurtles to a gripping finish
UPDATED MAY 12, 2022
Jessica Biel as Candace Montgomery in 'Candy' (Hulu)
Jessica Biel as Candace Montgomery in 'Candy' (Hulu)

It was inevitable. Candace Montgomery's futile attempts to evade the law were something she was aware of, and Hulu's 'Candy' captures it in graphic detail in Episode 4. The penultimate chapter focuses on her confession to her attorney Don Crowder (Raúl Esparza) where she admits to striking Betty Gore 41 times with the ax but was more of an act of self-defense. In addition, there are also those unspoken uneasy feelings between Pat (Timothy Simons) and his wife, who he's having his doubts on.

Pat realizes that Candy (Jessica Biel) had an affair with Allan (Pablo Schreiber) when he finds a card from the latter. He blames himself for putting the distance between the two of them that's led to Candy's infidelity, and after seemingly making up, he ends up discovering the cut-up slippers after the news reveals a shoe pattern. Pat even attempts to strike a chopped tree 41 times with an ax to see if his wife was physically capable of the act, and smiles in the contention that his wife was not the murderer. If only he knew?

RELATED ARTICLES

Hulu 'Candy' Episode 3: How does Betty find out about Allan and Candy Montgomery's affair?

Hulu's 'Candy' Episode 2: Did Betty Gore suffer from anxiety and loneliness issues before her death?

There's that Justin Timberlake cameo as well as Deputy Steve Deffibaugh. With an 80s stache and a hairstyle to boot the 'Mirrors' singer is all set to play a crucial role as the series hurtles to a gripping finish. Much of the episode deals with the anguish and the guilt that Candy experiences after new developments come up every single day. Her life takes a turn for the worse when she realizes how the death impacts the Gore family, even as hers rebuilds.

The focus will probably be on the trial in the finale, where the eventual acquittal comes to light. Perhaps, the series may even explain the present status of the Gores and the Montgomerys, something that's equally lesser-known as the lives of these people as shown in the series. All said and done, 'Candy' has been a miniseries worth tuning into.

'Candy' Episodes 1-4 are currently streaming on Hulu.

RELATED TOPICS THE ACT

GET THE BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT STORIES
STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX.

MORE STORIES

Netflix made intentional attempts to keep the suspense throughout Episode 6
21 hours ago
A key Intelligence officer is missing from the ‘One Chicago’ crossover, leaving fans bracing for an emotional reunion later on.
1 day ago
Lady Danbury’s farewell raises questions as ‘Bridgerton’s most formidable figure steps away, but her story is far from finished
1 day ago
Kayce Dutton leaves the ranch behind as ‘Yellowstone’s’ new spinoff ‘Marshals’ premieres soon on CBS.
1 day ago
Amazon’s ‘God of War’ adaptation starts production with a quiet but loaded first image.
1 day ago
Does the prize money won by the winners of 'The Traitors' go into their pockets or do they donate it to their favorite charity, let's have a look.
1 day ago
'The Pitt' has struck gold with its episodic release format in its first two seasons, and now we've an update on the show's future.
2 days ago
Kate Hudson's sports drama was a ratings hit for Netflix when it premiered in 2025 and now there's good news for the fans.
2 days ago
Ogilvie and Javadi are baffled as a Margarita burn victim enters the ER at PTMC
2 days ago
A sharp new rival enters ‘Elle’ Season 2, ready to challenge young Elle Woods and shake up her high school world.
2 days ago