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1. www.theguardian.com › tv-and-radio › tvandradioblogLuther recap: season three, episode four | Culture | The Guardian

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   Jul 23, 2013 · Luther is a man surrounded by death, so the very fact that he could bring Tom Marwood to justice alive felt like a fitting vindication to the series. And his career as a policeman? It's...

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3. www.denofgeek.com › tv › luther-series-3-episode-4Luther series 3 episode 4 review | Den of Geek

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   Jul 23, 2013 · Luther series 3 episode 4 review. Luther concludes with a pacey, exciting finale that delivers the ending fans were all pulling for... By Tom French | July 23, 2013 | | 0. This review...

4. screenrant.com › luther-season-3-series-reviews'Luther' Season 3 Review: Was It A Good Ending to a Great Series?

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   We review 'Luther' season 3, discuss all the big twists and spoilers as well as the overall quality of the season, in anticipation of its DVD/Blu-ray release date.

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   Will Luther season 3 be debated?

   • Luther season 3 is sure to be debated like so many other series before it that have been accused (by some viewers) of deviating too far from center in later seasons.

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   Who are the mad killers on 'Luther' season 3?

   • The mad killers that Luther hunts have typically come in two varieties: nightmarish woman-killing stalkers and rampaging gunmen - and season 3 gave us both in the forms of serial killer protege Paul Ellis (Kevin Fuller), followed by psycho vigilante Tom Marwood (Elliot Cowan).

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   What happens in the first 5 minutes of Luther?

   • Nothing really happens for the first five minutes. A woman walks home. She gets in, climbs her stairs, removes her coat and puts her kettle on. And yet it's almost impossible to watch. This is Luther, after all. Stillness and mounting dread are its stock in trade.

   Luther recap: series three, episode one | Luther | The Guardian

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   Was Stark a disappointment in 'Luther'?

   • Stark has been the one major disappointment throughout this third run of Luther. In the opening episode, an intense performance from David O’Hara promised much. In the end, his character never felt fully developed, and the subplot of Stark and Gray trying to bring Luther down felt like an unnecessary distraction.

   Luther series 3 episode 4 review | Den of Geek

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6. www.denofgeek.com › tv › luther-series-3-episode-1Luther series 3 episode 1 review | Den of Geek

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   Jul 2, 2013 · Luther series 3 episode 1 review. Idris Elba returns as Luther in a promising, pacey episode of the detective drama that's sure to please loyal fans. Here's Tom's review...

7. cultbox.co.uk › reviews › episodes'Luther': Series 3 finale review - CultBox

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   Jul 23, 2013 · REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE EPISODE. From its High Noon-in-Hackney opening to the wintry SE1 send-off, the final part of this series of L uther (possibly the last ever) is less a cop drama, more a Western revenge story relocated to London: metropolitan, manic and magnificent.