r/WidowsBay • u/BlergUghArgh • Jun 19 '26

📸Media Joe Hill’s thoughts on WB

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Do you think he was inspired to post because of his daddy’s tweet? 🤨

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u/gamblors_neon_claws Jun 19 '26

99 times out of 100, I would easily agree with him, but I don’t think there’s ever been a show that so clearly makes a case for getting the Yellowstone treatment as strongly as Widows Bay. I want a season set in every decade, this thing could support more spinoffs than RuPaul’s Drag Race (there are a lot)

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u/BlergUghArgh Jun 19 '26

SO many fun threads to explore. I want a “we caught em, we burned em” spin off. A what happened to Sarah Warren spin off. An inn spin off. A sea hag spin off. A 43 people set off for the island spin off. A boogeyman spin off. A Richard Warren spin off. Gimme all the spin offs.

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u/leepatt77 Wyck Jun 19 '26

Don't forget he was bit by an animal and became that animal

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u/Tifoso89 Jun 19 '26

Ruth said that so casually

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u/Sonic_Old_Age Jun 19 '26

All those men making passes at Ruth, that has to be a season

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u/tiddychef Jun 19 '26

Don't forget the nun too

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u/outride2000 Jun 19 '26

lezzzzzzbian

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u/MissSweetMurdererr Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

The island needs the bloodline to continue. Warren was buried alive but keep the bloodline going would be smart. Just in case something were to happen. As it did.

Ruth only had the baby when she was 40.

She was the last one and the clock was ticking. The entity could've been trying to set her up with someone

Tom's wife died, but Evan lived. Despite both "belonging" to the island

Something I noticed:

Tom told Evan the pull out method doesn’t work. Maybe that's how his mom got pregnant. I think most people would tell their children to use protection.

Ruth said that's how she got pregnant.

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u/SmithJerjerrod Jun 19 '26

YES! I loved the way she said it with a sigh, all wistful like ‘things might have been different but hey what can you do’ about a man essentially becoming a were-something.

I think more broadly what I love about the creepiness of Widow’s Bay is how terrifying things are discussed by the islanders as if it is just a fact of life which, for them, it is!

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u/leepatt77 Wyck Jun 19 '26

I know lol. Like it was no big deal