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| − | | Title= | + | | Title=[[Quillsville Cold Case: Thrill Kill]] |
| − | | DirectedBy= | + | | DirectedBy=Amanda Bearse |
| − | | WrittenBy= | + | | WrittenBy=Kellie Martin |
| OriginalAirDate= {{start date|2025|8|8}} | | OriginalAirDate= {{start date|2025|8|8}} | ||
| − | | ProdCode= | + | | ProdCode=1501 |
| − | | ShortSummary= | + | | ShortSummary=After Ava's incident, she returns and the team reopens a brutal 1994 triple-murder case in which three young boys, 10-year-olds and best friends Sean Raymes, Hank Russo, and George Costley were all murdered when the mother of one of the two teenagers convicted of the crime comes forward with evidence that they were innocent. The investigation uncovers major errors made by the original investigation from inconsistent evidence to overzealous officers, which has since left Quillsville Police, making questionable choices. |
| + | *Based loosely on the West Memphis 3. | ||
| + | *All the music featured in this episode is performed by Amy Grant. | ||
| + | *Song featured in the intro: "Lucky One", by Amy Grant. | ||
| + | *Song featured in the finale: "Whatever It Takes", by Amy Grant. | ||
| + | *Throughout the episode, Detective Ava Willis has flashbacks from when she was shot at the end of season fourteen and continued for a few episodes as a result. | ||
| + | * After the intro, Detective Ava Willis is seen testifying in court about the night of her car accident and Hope Kitchener can be seen walking free and she continues to stalk Detective Ava Willis for several episodes as a result. | ||
| + | * | ||
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| AltTitle=The Final, Fatal Frontier | | AltTitle=The Final, Fatal Frontier | ||
| Title=[[Into That Final Good Night in Quillsville]] | | Title=[[Into That Final Good Night in Quillsville]] | ||
| − | | DirectedBy= | + | | DirectedBy=Ava Zinn |
| WrittenBy=[[Ava Zinn]] | | WrittenBy=[[Ava Zinn]] | ||
| OriginalAirDate= {{start date|2026|8|7}} | | OriginalAirDate= {{start date|2026|8|7}} | ||
| − | | ProdCode= | + | | ProdCode=1539<HR>1540 |
| ShortSummary= | | ShortSummary= | ||
| − | + | The series finale tells the story of Heather preventing Angie and Ava from moving on with their lives. However, Angie gets in a drunk driving accident and dies, leaving Ava a widow until she starts dating and eventually marry [[Kellie Willis|Kellie Martin]]. Heather dates Nadine while Tabby and Shushu finally get their pet treats for the first time. Meanwhile, The brother of Heather's rapist (in the four-part episode "[[The Rape of Heather Willis]]") comes to Quillsville to exact revenge against Heather for killing his brother. | |
In the final scene, Ava reflects about her fictional life as a voiceover monologue reveals that the show itself has really been her writing. She says that while the book she was writing was based on her life, she changed what she didn't like. For instance: in reality, Angie had in real life died of a cocktail of drugs and alchool; Mandy—not Albert—was gay. In the final moments, after looking over her book and telling the audience about her depression between Angie's death and her first date with Kellie and how the difficult talks with Melissa and Kendra snapped her back into reality, she goes to the living room and sits on the couch before going to bed and snuggling with Kellie. | In the final scene, Ava reflects about her fictional life as a voiceover monologue reveals that the show itself has really been her writing. She says that while the book she was writing was based on her life, she changed what she didn't like. For instance: in reality, Angie had in real life died of a cocktail of drugs and alchool; Mandy—not Albert—was gay. In the final moments, after looking over her book and telling the audience about her depression between Angie's death and her first date with Kellie and how the difficult talks with Melissa and Kendra snapped her back into reality, she goes to the living room and sits on the couch before going to bed and snuggling with Kellie. | ||
*Final episode of the series. | *Final episode of the series. | ||
| − | *This episode serves as the season | + | *This episode serves as the season four premiere of ''[[Quillsville Cold Case]]''. |
| − | *Final appearance of [[Angie Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Angie Willis]], [[ | + | *Final appearance of [[Angie Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Angie Willis]], . |
| − | + | *[[Ava Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Ava]], [[Kellie Willis|Kellie]], [[Deanna Willis|Deanna]], [[Brandi Souza|Brandi]], [[Brynn Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Brynn]], [[Tabby Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Tabby]], [[Shushu Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Shushu]], [[Heather Willis (Queen of the Willis)|Heather]], Melissa, Kendra, Pamhouser, [[Alisan Porter (Queen of the Willis)|Alisan Porter]], [[Karly Jameson (Queen of the Willis)|Karly Jameson]], [[Avril Lavigne (Queen of the Willis)|Avril Lavigne]], will transfer to ''Quillsville Cold Case''. | |
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After Ava's incident, she returns and the team reopens a brutal 1994 triple-murder case in which three young boys, 10-year-olds and best friends Sean Raymes, Hank Russo, and George Costley were all murdered when the mother of one of the two teenagers convicted of the crime comes forward with evidence that they were innocent. The investigation uncovers major errors made by the original investigation from inconsistent evidence to overzealous officers, which has since left Quillsville Police, making questionable choices.
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Into That Final Good Night in Quillsville The Final, Fatal Frontier |
Ava Zinn | Ava Zinn
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| The series finale tells the story of Heather preventing Angie and Ava from moving on with their lives. However, Angie gets in a drunk driving accident and dies, leaving Ava a widow until she starts dating and eventually marry Kellie Martin. Heather dates Nadine while Tabby and Shushu finally get their pet treats for the first time. Meanwhile, The brother of Heather's rapist (in the four-part episode "The Rape of Heather Willis") comes to Quillsville to exact revenge against Heather for killing his brother.
In the final scene, Ava reflects about her fictional life as a voiceover monologue reveals that the show itself has really been her writing. She says that while the book she was writing was based on her life, she changed what she didn't like. For instance: in reality, Angie had in real life died of a cocktail of drugs and alchool; Mandy—not Albert—was gay. In the final moments, after looking over her book and telling the audience about her depression between Angie's death and her first date with Kellie and how the difficult talks with Melissa and Kendra snapped her back into reality, she goes to the living room and sits on the couch before going to bed and snuggling with Kellie.
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