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Netflix’s Sirens Finale Divides Viewers as Limited Series Concludes

A polished satire of privilege that pairs trauma exploration with standout performances has left viewers debating its conclusion.

Sirens. Julianne Moore in episode 102 of Sirens. Cr. Macall Polay/Netflix © 2025
Sirens. Julianne Moore in episode 104 of Sirens. Cr. Macall Polay/Netflix © 2025
Sirens. (L to R) Meghann Fahy as Devon, Milly Alcock as Simone in episode 101 of Sirens. Cr. Macall Polay/Netflix © 2025
Sirens. Kevin Bacon as Peter Kell in episode 102 of Sirens. Cr. Macall Polay/Netflix © 2025

Overview

  • Created by Molly Smith Metzler and directed by Nicole Kassell, the six-episode series premiered on Netflix May 22.
  • Set over a Labor Day weekend at a lavish New England estate, the story examines sisterhood, class dynamics and the aftermath of childhood trauma.
  • The finale’s tonal shift and unexpected ending have prompted spirited discussion across social media and fan forums.
  • Critics have praised the show’s sharp satire of wealth and the performances of Julianne Moore, Meghann Fahy and Milly Alcock.
  • Holding a 73% Rotten Tomatoes rating and a 6.8 IMDb score, the series has spurred speculation about a potential second season.