'Servant' Season 1 Finale: Dorothy finally sees the truth but that leaves viewers with more questions
In the Season 1 finale of 'Servant' on Apple TV+, the episode starts with the Turners, Leanne, Julian and their guests returning to the Turner household after Jericho's baptism. Before that, Sean prepares a dish with Jericho's placenta, to be served to the guests at the baptism party.
When the baptism video is played at the Turners' house, Julian notices that Leanne's aunt and uncle showed up as uninvited guests. Through the episode, Dorothy also gets flashbacks to the reborn doll, signifying that her memories are coming back.
While Leanne's uncle speaks to Sean, her aunt speaks to her — possibly to convince everyone that Leanne needs to leave — and while Sean wants baby Jericho to stay, it looks like the aunt and uncle want to take the baby with them as well.
Thereafter, a series of weird occurrences take place. Sean loses the ability to feel while Dorothy looks through an old newsreel of hers where she realizes that Leanne's Aunt May is a cult leader.
Leanne leaves the Turner household and joins her aunt and uncle outside along with people who are presumably other members of the cult. When Dorothy goes to check on Jericho after watching the tape, she sees the reborn doll in the crib.
'Servant' has one mark of a good thriller — making viewers ask more questions as it provides more answers and viewers are left addle-brained after that finale. One viewer wrote, "This show leaves you with more questions each and every episode #Servant damn S2 need to drop fast."
Another viewer tweeted, "Servant episode 10 'balloon' review summarized in one gif. This season was A+. If Apple can keep this kind of quality for their other tv shows coming. They will be a force to be reckoned with in the streaming war. Need S2 ASAP!"
The show had already been renewed for a second season ahead of the first season's premiere, so now the only question would be regarding how long they would have to wait for it.
All episodes of Season 1 of 'Servant' are now streaming on Apple TV+.
