Only Murders in the Building Co-Creator Unpacks the Season 3 Finale’s Deadly Cliffhanger

Following the shocking Season 3 finale cliffhanger, Only Murders in the Building co-creator John Hoffman teased what fans can expect to see in the upcoming fourth season of the hit Hulu series.Speaking with TVLine, Hoffman unpacked the closing moments of “Opening Night,” which saw Charles’ stunt double, Sazz Pataki (Jane Lynch), shot by an unknown assailant in Charles’ apartment. While the co-creator tiptoed around some questions, he seemed to confirm that the bullet was meant for Charles and not Sazz, stating, “I mean, it’s Charles’ apartment. The lights were off….” With Sazz now slated to be next season’s murder victim, Hoffman indicated that it is everyone’s desire for Lynch to have an expanded role when the series reassembles for Season 4.Hoffman also unpacked why Sazz was chosen as the Season 4 murder victim, explaining that “one of the reasons why we did it” was because we “hadn’t done a beloved [murder victim] before. It’s always hugely helpful to have a personal connection. It drives you, it creates a lot of feelings, and it ties the trio [into our mystery] in ways that feel completely different. But we also hadn’t done the thing where — I don’t want to say too much — but there were certain things we hadn’t done yet within this setup, and that excited me. It ticked the boxes of the personal, the sad, and of someone surprising, and the audience will feel something. Perhaps they’ll hate us!”RELATED: Chevy Chase Addresses Possible Three Amigos Reunion on Only Murders in the Building

Following the shocking Season 3 finale cliffhanger, Only Murders in the Building co-creator John Hoffman teased what fans can expect to see in the upcoming fourth season of the hit Hulu series.

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Speaking with TVLine, Hoffman unpacked the closing moments of “Opening Night,” which saw Charles’ stunt double, Sazz Pataki (Jane Lynch), shot by an unknown assailant in Charles’ apartment. While the co-creator tiptoed around some questions, he seemed to confirm that the bullet was meant for Charles and not Sazz, stating, “I mean, it’s Charles’ apartment. The lights were off….” With Sazz now slated to be next season’s murder victim, Hoffman indicated that it is everyone’s desire for Lynch to have an expanded role when the series reassembles for Season 4.

Hoffman also unpacked why Sazz was chosen as the Season 4 murder victim, explaining that “one of the reasons why we did it” was because we “hadn’t done a beloved [murder victim] before. It’s always hugely helpful to have a personal connection. It drives you, it creates a lot of feelings, and it ties the trio [into our mystery] in ways that feel completely different. But we also hadn’t done the thing where — I don’t want to say too much — but there were certain things we hadn’t done yet within this setup, and that excited me. It ticked the boxes of the personal, the sad, and of someone surprising, and the audience will feel something. Perhaps they’ll hate us!”

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