Netflix hits Come to all sorts and sizes. They can be real crime thrillers, high concept plays, or some of the most popular reality television programs around. But one specific is repeated in the most beloved shows, though: big output changes, or more precisely around the time Netflix tells them it's time to finish things. In the "External Banks" case, keeping Rudy Pankov die at the end of the season 4 Definitely qualifies as one of the aforementioned "big swings". The creators of the "External Banks" series determined why the decision was made and they chose to kill one of their most popular characters to make a visceral reaction. It worked, as evidenced by the fan, such a high -profile death had to produce.

During the four seasons, "external banks" fans have grown to find Pankov's character, Yey Maybank, as one of the most famous members of the entire ensemble and that his death only twists the knife. Maybank was the heart of the beating of "external banks", "children" lowered "children on the south side of the island of Kilder, North Carolina. They were constantly arguing with the hooks, which, as you can imagine, are on the other side of the tracks. Maybank was nothing crucial in the search of our protagonists for a great result that would bring them a brighter future than their poor beginnings earlier in the series.

Pankow's drama exit was a wild turn for "external banks" fans, but the creative team behind the Netflix hit knew that Ii Maibank would not be around to see the end of this trip. Pateon Pight, Asonas Pate and Shannon Burke made a fateful decision by once knew that the 5th season would be their last. There are zero feelings between Pankov and the creators because of the decision, and he was informed ahead of time along with the rest of the cast. A Cup really fun, moving videos The actors "say goodbye" to their friend after the Netflix hit episodes made fans more emotional. "External Banks" are preparing for dynamite season 5 and Maibank's noble victim is a big reason why, but it was even a cube to use the idea of ​​a loved one and growing actor to bite dust in such crushed fashion (Looking at you Eddie Monson).

To catch you, Yey Meibank is put in an impossible situation when he and the posting go to find the blue crown, a wealth of some serious implications for the rest of the series. Mercenaries intercept Meibank and his Love -Bowl Kiara while trying to get out with the blue crown. In a moment of nobility, the boy teaches the blue crown in exchange for Kiara's safety, and unfortunately for our hero, he is ruthlessly stabbed at the back despite respecting his side of the deal. It's a hose for people who look at home, and the creators know that.

The "external banks" team, Oshosh Pate, Shannon Burke and Asonas Pate said, told Tudum That this shocking moment was always in the works. "It was a really difficult decision because he was so much of the ensemble," Oshos Pate claims. "He sets the scene for epic fifth and last season. We plan a story of ransom, and a season embodied by the friendship presented by Jey, Jey's death was difficult, but a necessary work of the story of the story, and we plan to respect what we can do as we love.

Netflix fans are well aware of a meta-narrative around the craft At this point, mainly that the vast majority of original content is predetermined about two seasons mostly before it has been reluctant to cancel. But for a few happy shows, such as "external banks", has life over the final of Season 2. To keep the audience wrapped, there must be something to keep them returning, and hanging the carrot of the drawing drama as a surprise death, responding to that account. Unfortunately, for viewers, the types of shocking events in television that really encourage that visceral reaction is often surprised by betrayals and deaths, which make up some of the most iconic moments of the last 30 years of the TV. You may think of countless examples of double crossings, abrupt ends and alliances that turn the whole series by broadcasting one episode (and Then you can pass the "lost" and in some other television.)

As it stands today, the "external banks" the creative team owes Rudy Pankov a long gratitude, with such a great deal of the success of the show associated with its performance and enthusiasm for the material. Now, their Netflix series will have to come up with a high note, rather than being unsolved as many of the best programs that have gone through the viewers' lists. Obx fans want a good mystery and I don't mind being subjected to a little uncertainty about good measure. Although it may not be the most original narrative tactic in the book, the killing of fan-rendered characters still does the job, and Rudy Pankov, dark, has given up his most famous role in helping his friends in time of need, and what is more like that?