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Netflix's 'Sirens' Finale Divides Viewers, Creator Eyes Potential Return

The dark comedy's final episode has prompted heated discussions online over its abrupt tone shift.

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

  • Sirens debuted on Netflix on May 22 as a limited series exploring trauma, class and complex sisterly bonds.
  • The ensemble cast features Meghann Fahy, Milly Alcock, Julianne Moore and Kevin Bacon, earning praise for nuanced performances.
  • Critics have rated the show at 73% on Rotten Tomatoes and 6.8 on IMDb, reflecting generally positive reviews despite its polarizing ending.
  • Online forums and social media users are sharply split over the finale’s unexpected tonal shift without reaching a consensus.
  • Creator Molly Smith Metzler has expressed interest in developing a second season to further explore the story.