Netflix viewers complain about ending of Harlan Coben’s ‘Missed You’ starring Ashley Walters – Netflix

Warning: This article contains spoilers for I Miss You

Harlan Coben blew us all away with his latest thrilling series, but viewers aren’t too happy with how things ended.

I miss you made a great impression after him got on Netflix On January 1, thanks to his amazing celebrity cameos and GK Barry’s bomb secondary role.

And I’m sure I don’t speak for myself when I say that Jon Waith’s track “I miss you‘ has been running through my head since watching the series.

The mystical thriller centered around detective Kat Donovan (Rosalinda Eleazar), who had us all reeling as there were so many twists and turns that many of us now need braces.

Five gripping episodes follow a brave policewoman’s search for the truth as she tries to find out who really killed her father, Clint (Lenny Henry) and why her fiancé Josh (Ashley Walters) suddenly left her.

Kat sees her ex-boyfriend on acquaintance app 11 years after he became her ghost, ultimately leading her on a wild chase as she tried to track him down. Doubly so, she is desperate to get to the bottom of the mysterious circumstances surrounding her father murder.

But then it turns out that the people closest to her have been weaving a tangled web of lies for years to “protect” her – and in the end everything unravels.

In the midst of all this, the detective is also trying to find the missing mother, who is being held captive by the lecherous dog breeder Titus (Steve Pemberton).

So, as you can imagine, viewers were expecting big things from the last episode I miss youbut many people feel that the ending missed the mark at all.

Sorry Koben, but Netflix users aren’t too happy with how this tumultuous storyline ended – and who turned out to be the killer.

In the final 45-minute episode, we learned that Kat’s late father Clint was a corrupt cop who was hiding a secret novel with her gay lover Parker (Cyril Nori).

One of his daughter’s friends, Aqua (Mary Malone), eventually spots the pair enjoying themselves outside, and Clint heads over to her house to warn her to keep her mouth shut.

He begs Aqua not to talk about Kat, but the conversation ends up being pretty heated, and then he attacks Aqua, who calls Kat’s boyfriend Josh for help. Josh then walks in and sees Clint clutching a knife, and while trying to get the weapon from him, he accidentally stabs his father-in-law to death.

Clint’s former police partner, Stagger (Richard Armitage), then drops in, and the trio vows to cover up the murder and never reveal the truth to Kat.

At one point, the cop finally seemed to get her happy ending, as she got back with Josh after 11 years apart and had some closure about her dad’s death.

But then she is informed that the fingerprint of her elusive soul mate was found on the murder weapon – and her world collapses again. Josh finally confesses what exactly happened and Kat sits in shock with tears streaming down her face.

Then, in the final shot, she is seen reaching out to stroke Josh’s finger as they sit next to each other, both clearly preoccupied by the situation. And that’s it, so I think Kat’s fate is the last mystery Cobain wanted to leave us with.

However, fans of the show have embraced it social networks to express his disappointment with the dramatic ending.

One X user said: “I miss you on Netflix has to be the worst ending I’ve ever seen. She could just wake up and “it was all a dream.”

Another wrote: “Loved it to bits. What a disappointment. I won’t spoil it for you, but damn! It had everything: intrigue, a good plot, tension, a guessing game, and then, nada.”

The third was indignant: “Don’t waste time on the series I miss you on Netflix. Terrible, full of stupid plot holes and an unsatisfying ending,” while a fourth commented: “I loved I miss you but I think the last episode contains too much. We could have gotten an extra two episodes to wrap things up.”

Others thought it was the perfect way to end the series, while some said they were “shocked” by the revelation that Josh was Clint’s killer.

I guess you can’t please everyone, can you?