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In our final bonus episode, we’re bringing Katie’s deep dive into HBO’s Low Country: The Murdaugh Dynasty to a close with the series’ final installment—and sharing our big-picture reflections on the Murdaugh saga as a whole.

Now that Katie has officially made it through all the real footage, we’re unpacking what HBO delivers in its last hour: what stood out, what hit differently in hindsight, and how seeing the real people reshaped her understanding of this case. From emotional moments to unforgettable details, we’re breaking down the scenes that stay with you long after the credits roll.

And of course, we’re stepping back to look at the full journey—how the Hulu series compares, what this documentary adds, and where Katie’s spoiler-free adventure ultimately landed her.

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We’re kicking off the first of two bonus episodes, and this one is extra special. After staying truly, impressively spoiler-free through the entire Hulu series, Katie is finally stepping into the world of real-life coverage—starting with HBO’s Low Country: The Murdaugh Dynasty.

For the first time, she’s seeing the actual people, hearing their real voices, and witnessing the full scale of Alex’s behavior we’ve been dissecting for weeks. We break down what HBO brings to the table, what hits differently when you’re watching the real footage, and Katie’s unfiltered, first-time reactions as she meets the actual players behind the story.

And if you’ve been following Katie’s spoiler-free saga… this is the moment you’ve been waiting for.

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In this week's finale episode, Myra and Katie close the series on an unexpectedly Parnassian note — yes, with that poem, "The Man in the Glass". As the saga reaches its final, haunting full circle, the truth of Alex Murdaugh’s actions on the night of June 7, 2021, are finally laid bare, and we watch the justice system deliver the accountability that’s been a long time coming.

But it’s also impossible to ignore the tragedy that lingers at the edges — the sadness of the Buster of it all, and the collateral damage left in the wake of one family’s unraveling.

Still, just because we’re ending with poetry doesn’t mean we’ve gone solemn. The wit, charm, and unfiltered commentary you’ve come to expect are all here, guiding you through the most pivotal moments of the case with equal parts clarity and comedic relief. From jaw-dropping revelations to the strangely theatrical beats only this saga could provide, Myra and Katie break it all down one last time.

A reckoning, a resolution, and a surprisingly moving goodbye—this is Murdaugh, She Recapped at its very best.