TMC
08-12-2025, 07:47 PM
https://www.vulture.com/article/gilded-age-season-3-finale-death.html
While some viewers feel The Gilded Age doesn't have enough death, and a recent fan discussion on MSN (https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/the-gilded-age-must-kill/ar-AA1Khap3) noted that the 1880s was a time of high mortality, the show does incorporate death for dramatic impact, as seen with the death of John Adams in Season 3. However, this particular death of a recurring character was viewed by some as a missed opportunity, as it didn't "feel like a real loss" and was followed by a "miraculous recovery" for George Russell from a separate shooting incident.
While some viewers feel The Gilded Age doesn't have enough death, and a recent fan discussion on MSN (https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/the-gilded-age-must-kill/ar-AA1Khap3) noted that the 1880s was a time of high mortality, the show does incorporate death for dramatic impact, as seen with the death of John Adams in Season 3. However, this particular death of a recurring character was viewed by some as a missed opportunity, as it didn't "feel like a real loss" and was followed by a "miraculous recovery" for George Russell from a separate shooting incident.