TL;DR: There are four seasons of "The Sinner."
Series Overview
"The Sinner" is a crime drama series that initially aired on the USA Network. It has garnered a dedicated fan base due to its engaging storytelling and complex characters, particularly the detective Harry Ambrose. The show ran for four seasons before being canceled by the network [4].
Cancellation and Future Prospects
The fourth season was confirmed as the last, and there have been no official announcements regarding another network picking up the series for continuation. Some fans express hope that streaming platforms like Netflix might revive the series or create a similar mini-series [4:1]. However, as of now, no such plans have been confirmed.
Character Arc Completion
Many viewers feel that the main character, Detective Harry Ambrose, had a completed story arc by the end of the fourth season. His journey through self-destructive behavior and eventual retirement seemed to provide a natural conclusion to his narrative [4:2]. While some fans would love to see more of his story, others believe it ended appropriately
[4:3].
Four's fake "mini-seasons" with the EXITors may become a reality...
It would be hilarious considering it would be the season nobody expected
So I’ll guess there will be Bfdi mini season 2763?
Yes if they bring back old contestants again which they stopped after seriously
Can't tell the size by the banner so can't answer.
The calories would just literally scale with the weight of a normal cinnamon bun at whatever place this is, so just multiply per 100g (or bald eagle per square obesity)
I can answer the you would die question with a resounding yes with the conditional that you'd likely be taking so many vomit breaks you'd die from dehydration/exhaustion before getting like 10% in
The bottom edge that's cropped off is about 1ft wide I believe. I trust you can extrapolate from there?
That would make the total width ~1.5-2 feet.
Converting to sensible numbers: 45 to 60cm
Idk what a normal thickness for a cinnamon bun is, about half as tall the diameter?
22.5 to 30cm
Now we just have to figure out what the shape is: Perhaps a double truncated cone?
Then I guess you could calculate the volume of all three circular bits separately to get some approximate total volume?
That sounds like
So the height for every 1/3: 7.5 to 10 cm
Base of bottom bit: 45 to 60cm
Base of middle bit: 33.75cm to 45cm
Base of bottom bot: 22.5 to 30cm
For the top radius we have to cut of about 5 to 7.5 cm?
Top of bottom bit: 40 to 52.5 cm
Top of middle bit: 28.75 to 37.5 cm
Top of bottom bit: 17.5 to 22.5 cm
Fuck the fourth bit on top, we're cutting corners in our already guesstimated approximation.
And all that for $1!
How do you get square obesity when the shapes it creates are oblong, round, or pear?
Those are 4’ long fluorescent light fixture, so by a very rough guess I’ll put that cinnamon bun at 7’ wide and 2.75’ average height. At those measurements it’d have a volume of 105 cubic feet.
Now, for density, that can vary greatly, but let’s go with something like 1/6 the density of water, assuming that’s including frosting and whatever. Water is 60 pounds per cubic foot. That’d make these 10 pounds per cubic foot. After mathing, we find the cinnamon bun weighs about 1000 pounds.
1000 pounds to kg is 453.6kg, then to grams, it’d be 453600 grams.
At 4 calories per gram on carbs, that’s 1.8 million calories.
At 2000 cal/day, you’re set for 900 days, assuming you don’t die of diabetes meanwhile😂
(These are veryyyy rough estimates for figures. If you disagree with my estimates, feel free to scale it accordingly)
Erm… metrics please?
It only rounds up is the issue
Yes, like sugar alone have a LD50 of 29,7 g per kg
So one sitting of 2.4 kg of sugar will kill a man of 80kg
With 453,6 kg of cinnamon bun you have more than 2.4 Kg of sugar
The issue with obesity is always rounding ;)
Those are the US Ikea's cinnamon buns?
That looks nothing like a real cinnamon bun damn :/
We need a few variables here:
How much does the actual $1 cinnamon bun weigh, how many calories are in it, would you die, and what are its dimensions (height × width)?
Knowing these, we can guesstimate the dimensions of that banner cinnamon bun and therefore guesstimate the calories and cost. My guess is you would definitely die.
“Mom can I watch Sinners?”
“We have Sinner at home.”
I think you were supposed to watch Sinner5, the fifth movie in the Sinner franchise
Sinn5r: Too Sin, Too Furious
Personally I though Sinn3r: Tokyo Drift was the peak of the franchise.
Where all other franchises were shitting with each sequels, the audience ‘plead the fifth’, only for this one.
What an Irish Vampire might look like.
I think I watched the wrong movie too, what is this?
No this is the right one
I thought it was a tennis bio-pic.
Of course I’m obsessed with the The Sinner just like anyone else. It was a crushing blow to hear season 4 was the last and USA cancelled it. Is there any word of any other program buying the rights and continuing? It’s mind boggling to me that no one has scarfed it up yet, for how exceptionally good this series was. Also I love the detective so much, one of my favorite characters of any show I’ve watched- I feel like we have so much more to learn about him and dive deeper into his past and his future. I literally think about this show so often! 4 seasons isn’t enough! Just putting a limb out here to see if anyone knows anything…
I love it too but...Harry Ambrose's story arc is done.
I guess if someone really wanted to they could tack more seasons on. But realistically, how many extremely complicated cases does the average small town detective see in a career? He's already 3 over that.
I really appreciated the series but for me the last season was stretching it.
It's a fair enough point since Harry's career is over, but I didn't think the last season pushed it and I'd love to see another season.
One point that seemed clear was Harry's need for some case to solve. He was miserable with no work.
The last shots of Harry in S4 certainly showed some sort of growth occurring. That could mean that he'd found peace and maybe can just relax now. But it also might mean self-acceptance which might make him OK with needing a mystery to solve. I don't see why he couldn't go looking for something - maybe come out of retirement in some capacity.
He was retired in the last season and he overcame his self abusive, self destructive behavior.
I think we should let him go for now.
'Untamed' wasn't as good but it showed that Netflix wanted to make these mini-series that unraveled like The Sinner. I'm hoping that when they're inspired, Ambrose will make a return for a miniseries on Netflix.
But for now Bill Pullman is going to be fighting aliens from a retirement community in a upcoming series on Netflix called The Boroughs (2026).
I loved The Sinner Season 1—especially the constant suspense and mystery that made it impossible to stop watching. I’m looking for a similar show where each episode keeps you hooked, trying to figure out what’s really going on. I've also had this with prison break. Don't sugggest any sci-fi please.
Any recommendations?
The Outsider
True Detective s. 1
The Killing
The Night Of.
Bloodline
The night of
I'm getting to know the world of thrillers/murder TV shows. So far I've watched only Fargo and True Detective. I'm hesitating between those two: What do you suggest and why?
Ps: I don't mind Dark Winds not being an anthology show. I just want the best in your opinion.
Sinner S1 is the best thing here by a decent margin.
I wanted to like Dark Winds more than I did. Incredible performances and sense of place, real emotion in the relationships and history, but the basic mystery elements are basic and bordering on dull. It hooks you with vibes not excitement.
Sinner S1 is the perfect “whydunit” with a great hook and super satisfying ending. Gives you the “just one more episode” feeling while still telling a real story.
The Sinner has two excellent seasons followed by 2 incredibly mediocre seasons. Dark Winds has two mildy slow but decent seasons. I'd say overall acting in the sinner is better for the first two seasons. But I also really like Dark Winds just I think it needed less contemplative silence.
other ideas: Sharp Objects, Capitani, , The Missing/Baptise, Broadchurch, Valhalla Murders
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I'd go with The Sinner, even the not so good seasons are decent.
Just finished season 4 and, sadly, the last. I was not expecting to be so captivated by this series. I typically am not super drown into "who dun it's", but man, what a compelling ahow and a grand performance of the lead character, detective Harry Ambrose. What did y'all think?
Season 1 was one of the best shows I've ever seen. Each subsequent season was poor at best
I thought season 2 was the worst, season 3 decent but really likes season 4 apparently there was good praise for season 2 but it lacked a compelling unravel for me
I had a near opposite reaction. I loved season 2 and 4 the most.
Excellent. First season was absolutely killer, but the entire series is worth it. The first time I watched Bill Pullman was as a child for Independence Day. He never disappoints.
I liked S1 very much but later ones had that "we had a an idea, made a limited series with it but after it was a success we tried to make more but failed to capture what made it good" feel to it. S2 was decent, S3 was so, so bad and S4 was a surprising improvement.
S3 really was staggeringly bad. Loved the other 3.
Can I skip S3 and go to S4? I've read in other posts as well that S3 was bad.
All good in my oppinion. Season 3 was just less good.
Yeah, a couple episodes into season 2 I wanted to bail but the sunk cost fallacy wouldn’t let me. I watched the whole series and really wanted it to get good again but it never did. The first season was worth watching, but after that don’t waste your time.
I thought it was great. Season 3 being my personal favorite.
Honestly . . . the story for Season 3 was kind of terrible.
But Bomer and Pullman did the most amazing job with the script they were given. And they are so good, that I can just forgive it.
I loved their scenes together!
Most people don't care for season 3 and I can see why, but Bomer and Pullman were just so amazing in that season and their performances are why I love it so much.
So I randomly started watching the sinner and kind of got hooked, but I didn’t realize that I started from the 4th season. I’m just finishing the 4th episode and I’m wondering if I should just stop and start from season one or finish the season and go back. I’m actually really hooked now cuz the season is getting really interesting and kinda wanna finish the season. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Season 1 is mind blowing. I skipped season 3 & haven’t started 4 yet. But definitely watch season 1 next. You wont regret it.
I think you'll want to watch season 3 to understand some elements of 4 but mostly stuff going on with Harry, not really main plot stuff
Was anything ever mentioned about Sonya? It's like they left that up in the air in S4.
Yea, but the main suspect was so insufferable and the way he was treated by the writers as some misunderstood poor little creature was intolerable. Personally I wish I hadn't wasted by time watching season 3
Netflix did it to me too;)) I noticed in the end of ep. 1 and decided to go to season 1. I'm glad because season 4 felt really boring to me and perhaps I wouldn't watch the whole show if I started from s.4. I loved the show
I started from the 4th season accidentally. I don't know, netflix just started me there. It ok, the seasons are not connected and as soon as I got done with the 4th seasoning skipped to the first which was excellent btw
Thanks! Netflix did me the same way!
The only connection is his ex-wife in the first and second season and his girlfriend from the end of the third into the fourth
Same thing happened to me! Started from the beginning and watched through. LOVE this show
Season 1 was the best imo.
I shall start over!
You don't have to watch previous seasons. I had but I completely forgot them, and I liked S4 best as a standalone.
Retired police detective goes on vacation, happens to witness a crime, watches the local cops fail to handle it, steps in a little to help, ends up running the investigation.
Detective- sad guy with a frequent melancholy style. Sometimes he's brilliant, he's sometimes he's self destructive, always awkward - an original character.
Tone- gloomy, occasionally sinister. It's a mystery not a thriller; there is some action but it's not a super twisty cliffhangers galore show.
Setting- gorgeous Maine fishing island with lots of secrets run by a (brilliantly portrayed) prickly matriarch
Gore level - fairly low.
Mystery - intriguing, and solvable. Plays fair with viewers.
I didn't love this show but I genuinely enjoyed the experience, it felt like anovel unfolding and resolving itself.
Seasons 1 and 2 were the best. Disappointed in 3&4.
More like the Sinner:
-The Missing-UK (series, not movie)
-Baptise
-Capitani
Loved The Missing! I wish there were more seasons of it tho.
Did you Watch BAPTISE ? 2 more seasons with same character/ actor. Spin off of The Missing with different title? Not sure why the name change.
Capatini?
All great!
I really liked season 4. Season 1 was my favorite and 2 was pretty good too.
this is the first time I heard about this and your post got me intrigued. really good one?
Wow thanks for all the responses, adding a ton to my lists!
True detectives season 1
I love the specification of S1 here lol
Just finished my 4th rewatch and haven’t seen a single other season
for real. Seasons 2 and 3 are good but season 1 is another level.
Are the others not good, I have been meaning to try it but keep hearing its hard to follow
Broadchurch
Yes I've seen it I love it
Mare of easttown
Just finished this, pretty good show. (Most) of the acting is top notch, but feel like it’s held back by some poor writing decisions, plus didn’t really feel like the main case was as interesting as it could’ve been
Still not talking to you
Mind hunters
The Fall. British show about a serial killer
how many seasons of The Sinner are there
Key Information about "The Sinner":
Takeaway: If you're interested in psychological thrillers with deep character exploration, "The Sinner" is worth watching, as each season delves into the motivations behind the crimes.
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