Santa Clarita Diet Season 1 Episode 3

Ep 3. We Can Kill People

  • 7.9  (1,549)

After revealing her new state of being to her husband in the last episode, Sheila is determined to explore it further. In "We Can Kill People," Sheila and Joel hatch a plan to satiate her newfound craving for human flesh, and it involves a trip to the local morgue. Meanwhile, their daughter Abby is struggling to cope with the recent changes in her mother, and turns to Eric for support.

As Sheila and Joel navigate the moral implications of their actions, they are forced to confront their own beliefs about the value of human life. While they initially see their victims as expendable, they quickly realize that each life has a ripple effect that affects those around them. As they search for a way to satisfy Sheila's needs without causing harm, they are confronted by a group of suspicious neighbors who begin to question their strange behavior.

As the tension builds, the episode delivers plenty of laughs and jump scares, showcasing the perfect balance of horror and comedy that has made the show such a hit with fans. The chemistry between the lead actors is top-notch, with Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant delivering standout performances as Sheila and Joel. Their banter and playful flirtations add a touch of levity to the darker elements of the show, making for a truly engaging viewing experience.

As the episode concludes, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, wondering where the story will go next. With its blend of horror, humor, and heart, Santa Clarita Diet is quickly becoming one of the most addictive shows on Netflix. And with each episode more thrilling than the last, fans are sure to be eagerly awaiting the next installment.

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  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    7.9  (1,549)