As the curtain falls on the third season of Only Murders in the Building, the audience is left with more questions than answers, casting a shroud of uncertainty over the truth. The latest victim, Sazz Pataki, was not the intended target, and Charles, the podcast’s host, appears to be squarely in the crosshairs with the killer’s motive still unclear. However, it’s possible that the murderer was actually targeting Charles all along, making Sazz an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire.
Throughout the series, the intricate relationships between Charles and his friends, Joy, Oliver, and Mabel, have been a highlight. Charles’s lingering feelings for Joy may lead to a renewed attempt to win her back in the next season, while Oliver’s ongoing health struggles will continue to present challenges. Meanwhile, Mabel’s recent homelessness and joblessness will force her to seek new prospects, both personally and professionally.
A Still From Only Murders in the Building’ Season 3 (Photo: Only Murders in the Building)
The creators have dropped subtle hints regarding the direction of Season 4, with production assistant Loretta on the cusp of pursuing her dreams in LA. As Oliver and Mabel express interest in visiting the city, it’s possible that the show may shift its setting in the next season. Additionally, the romantic prospects for Oliver and Loretta remain uncertain, with fans eagerly speculating about the potential challenges their long-distance relationship may face.
Viewers are left waiting with bated breath for the next season, which promises to be just as thrilling and unpredictable as its predecessors. With its unique blend of humor, mystery, and intrigue, Only Murders in the Building has cemented its place as a standout in the whodunit genre. As fans revisit previous episodes to gain a deeper understanding of the characters’ arcs, they’ll continue to be charmd by the show’s ability to blend humor and mystery in a way that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.
