Inside the ‘most debated’ plot twist in ‘Outer Banks’ history

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The co-creators of Netflix's action-packed teen drama break down the Season 3 finale and preview what's next for the Pogues.

) and his father Big John hiking through the South American jungle and using pictorial clues from an archaeological site to find a dark cavern that contains untapped reserves of gold. With Big John wounded, John B. and Sarah are tasked with completing the final leg of the journey together.

Moments later, Sarah’s envious and murderous father, Ward , who had secretly been on their tail all day, holds the three at gunpoint, but he’s unable to pull the trigger. Instead, when Singh’s last remaining guard, Ryan , appears and threatens to shoot his daughter, Ward takes the bullets himself and tackles the man off a hill, killing them both instantly.

“We knew that if Ward was still the dominant villain, it would be harder to explore [Rafe’s] evolution going forward, so it gave us space for that in the future seasons,” Jonas Pate says, adding that the writers will be looking to explore more of Rafe’s romantic relationship with Sofia in order to humanize and villainize him in subsequent seasons.We surveyed The Times TV team to come up with a list of the 75 best TV shows you can watch on Netflix. As in, tonight.

Much of the conflict in the show has stemmed from John B. and Sarah’s “Romeo and Juliet”-esque relationship — he’s a working-class Pogue, while she was born into a wealthy family of Kooks. The stark contrast between her current and past lives is brought back into focus in the sixth episode, when Sarah, having been cut off from her family, bumps into her ex-boyfriend, Topper , who invites her to spend a day with their old friends.

John B. and Sarah are not the only Pogues to explore a romantic relationship. During the show’s freshman season, the creators admit they didn’t consider J.J. and Kiara a couple. But after seeing the fervent response from fans on social media, who had cut together clips from the show, they had a change of heart and began waiting for a climactic scene that felt special enough for a first kiss. That moment comes in the ninth episode of Season 3, when J.J. saves Kiara from a wilderness therapy camp.

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