CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE UNDOING FINALE
The curly hair? Nicole Kidman's coat? The Paddington being scared memes? Who was the real star of The Undoing now it's all said and done? Well, for us, it's Lily Rabe's character Sylvia Steineitz.
Many have been disappointed by the ending of the Undoing, where (ok, we've put enough spoiler warnings up now) it was revealed that JUST LIKE SYLVIA SAID, 'It's always the husband' and it was, it was Hugh Grant's Jonathan Fraser whodunnit.
In the end it was kind of less about whodunnit and what Nicole Kidman's Grace Fraser was gonna-do-about-it.
In the end, Grace enlisted the help of her friend Sylvia, to bypass spousal immunity and pop herself on the stand to put Jonathan's narcissistic personality ON BLAST.
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In case you missed it, it seems like Sylvia and the prosecutor Sofie Gråbøl's Catherine Stamper knew each other from law school - and she helped tip her off in the loo.
ONLY GOOD THINGS HAPPEN WHEN GIRLS MEET IN THE LOO AND PLOT AGAINST MEN. We all know this.
Anyway, many people had thought Sylvia was the murderer. After Jonathan admitted that he'd had two affairs - not just with Elena Alves - all those amateur sleuths out there thought Sylvia had also had an affair with him and killed Elena out of jealousy.
Now, understanding that they were being sexist fools, many have turned to social media to apologise to Lily for their previous misdemeanours in thinking that Sylvia was the murderer and that she's done the dirty on her best friend.
Some people still are speculating that Sylvia DID have an affair with Jonathan and can't quite let it go, but we don't think so...
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For us, after quite a lot of SLOW... PONDERING... AND... looking at Nicole Kidman's face, the scenes where Sylvia and Grace came together were a highlight.
In fact, many are now shipping a Grace and Sylvia series - we're thinking a show where Grace finds out who the killers are through her therapy sessions and then Sylvia makes sure they SEE JUSTICE... you can have that one for free. Nope, actually you can't. Big money please.
Perhaps it says something about our patriarchal mindset - or just 90s residual love for Hugh Grant? - that we just couldn't believe Jonathan did it and thought, instead, it must be a woman spurned who was the killer.
In the book the Undoing is based on, You Should Have Known, it's made clearer throughout that Jonathan was the killer and it was more about the fallout. But we guess the TV people couldn't stand keeping us all guessing, tweeting and turning up on Mondays at 9pm JUST TO CHECK that the husband did it.
Speaking of which, we guess that whole intro with Nicole Kidman as a child and creepily singing Dream A Little Dream Of Me had nothing to do with anything, huh?
Anyway, if you want to apologise to Sylvia, now is the time.
We knew you hadn't done it the whole time hun... maybe...
Books To Read Before They Hit Screens - Grazia
1 of 23This Is Going To Hurt, Adam Kay
This Is Going To Hurt, Adam's Kay's real-life behind-the-scenes look at the life of a junior NHS doctor, is set to become a BBC TV series this autumn, starring Ben Whishaw. Autumn 2021
2 of 23The Last Duel, Eric Jager
Jodie Comer, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck star in the film adaptation of Eric Jager's The Last Duel, which sees two friends compete in a duel after a woman claims she's been raped by her husband's friend. 15 October 2021
3 of 23House of Gucci, Sara Gay Forden
Starring Lady Gaga and Adam Driver, The House of Gucci delves into the insane true story of the Gucci dynasty, filled with murder, madness and glamour. 26 November 2021
4 of 23Nightmare Alley, William L. Gresham
Directed by Guillermo del Toro, the film remake of Nightmare Alley sees a corrupt con-man (Bradley Cooper) collaborate with psychiatrist Dr Lilith Ritter (Cate Blanchett) to trick people into giving them money. 3 December 2021
5 of 23The Lost Daughter, Elena Ferrante
A collage professor must confront her unsettling past after developing an obsession with a woman and her young daughter she met on holiday in Italy. The cast includes Dakota Johnson, Paul Mescal and Olivia Colman. 7 January 2022
6 of 23Deep Water, Patricia Highsmith
A well-to-do husband (Ben Affleck) thinks he's figured out the secret to a happy marriage by allowing his wife (Ana de Armas) to have affairs as she wishes. That is, until one of her lovers disappears and the husband becomes a prime suspect. 14 January 2022
7 of 23Where The Crawdads Sing, Delia Owens
Another book-to-screen adaptation by Reese Witherspoon's production company, Hello Sunshine, who have given us Little Fires Everywhere and The Morning Show, Where The Crawdads Sing is set to hit screens next year. The story follows the life of 'The Marsh Girl,' a young woman who has lived alone in the marshes of North Carolina for years, fending for herself while still yearning to be loved. 24 June 2022
8 of 23The Nightingale, Kristin Hannah
Starring IRL sisters Elle and Dakota Fanning, The Nightingale tells the tory of two sisters in France whose lives are torn apart at the onset of War War II. 30 December 2022
9 of 23Persuasion, Jane Austen
The Netflix adaption of Jane Austen's classic novel is set to star Henry Golding and Dakota Johnson. 2022
10 of 23Queenie, Candice Carty-Williams
Channel 4 has made all our dreams come true by announcing that Candice Carty-Williams' Queenie, a novel about the life and loves of 25-year-old British-Jamaican Queen Jenkins, is to be made into a TV series. We can't wait. Upcoming
11 of 23Everything I Know About Love, Dolly Alderton
Dolly Alderton's heartfelt memoir Everything I Know About Love will be coming to the BBC as a seven-part series soon, starring Bel Powley and Emma Appleton. Upcoming
12 of 23The Last Thing He Told Me, Laura Dave
The Last Thing He Told Me opens with Hannah receiving a note from her husband Owen that reads two simple works, 'Protect her.' Hannah knows exactly who it's referring to: her sixteen-year-old stepdaughter, Bailey, who tragically lost her mother as a child. But as Hannah's calls to Owen go unanswered and his boss is arrested for fraud, Hannah realises her husband might not be who he says he is… Upcoming
13 of 23Anatomy of a Scandal, Sarah Vaughan
Sienna Miller and Michelle Dockery will star in the TV-adaptation of Anatomy of a Scandal, which will centre 'on a high-profile marriage that begins to unravel when the husband is accused of a terrible crime. Sophie is sure her husband, James, is innocent and desperately hopes to protect her precious family from the lies which might ruin them. Kate is the barrister who will prosecute the case - she is equally certain that James is guilty and determined he will pay for his crimes.' Upcoming
14 of 23Daisy Jones & The Six, Taylor Jenkins Reid
Following a fictional rock band in the 1970s as they rise to fame in the LA, the TV-adaptation of Daisy Jones and the Six will be presented in a documentary style starring Riley Keough, Sam Claflin and Suki Waterhouse. Upcoming
15 of 23Conversations With Friends, Sally Rooney
After the BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney's Normal People, we were practically begging for more. Now our prayers are answered, with filming of the TV adaption of Rooney's novel Conversation with Friends started in Ireland. The cast includes newcomer Alison Oliver, Joe Alwyn and Jemima Kirke. Upcoming
16 of 23Blonde, Joyce Carol Oates
Ana de Armas is set to star as Marilyn Monroe in this fictionalised look at her superstar life. Upcoming
17 of 23The Stars at Noon, Denis Johnson
Set in 1984, this story follows an unnamed American woman during the Nicaraguan Revolution as she works as a journalist — or so we're told. She then meets an unnamed English oil businessman (Robert Pattinson); the two fall in love and are forced to flee the country. Upcoming
18 of 23Cult Following: My Escape and Return to the Children of God, Bexy Cameron
Dakota Johnson is set to star in the insane, inspiring true story of Bexy Cameron who grew up in the religious cult the Children of God. Upcoming
19 of 23The Girl Before, JP Delaney
Another BBC drama to keep us on our toes, The Girl Before tells the story of Jane (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) who gets the chance to live in a beautiful, ultra-minimalist house — as long as she follows a long list of strict rules. Upcoming
20 of 23The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, Taylor Jenkins Reid
79-year-old Old Hollywood star Evelyn Hugo finally decides to give one tell-all interview, but only if it's with unknown journalist Monique Grant. Upcoming
21 of 23There's Someone Inside Your House, Stephanie Perkins
A teenager moves to live with her grandmother in Hawaii and is forced to confront events from her past after her fellow students are murdered. Upcoming
22 of 23Exciting Times, Naoise Dolan
Perfect for fans of Sally Rooney, Exciting Times follows 22-year-old Ava as she leaves home in Ireland for the first time to move to Hong-Kong. Upcoming
23 of 23Malibu Rising, Taylor Jenkins Reid
Hulu is set to bring Malibu Rising, Taylor Jenkins Reid's book of the summer, to small screens soon. Follow along with the four Riva siblings in the summer of 1983 as they throw one last epic party in Malibu. Upcoming