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I've loved this series since it started by jesus christ the last 10 minutes of this ruined the whole god damn thing
I've never been this disappointed with an ending since Dexter or HIMYM
They followed the book to a T for the entire show only for the writer to tear the last page out of book 3 and wipe his arse with it.
The epilogue of the book would have been great to cling onto hope for a second season but now there's no point.
Great show. They need to give Matt Dillon a good starring vehicle like Ray Donovan or Dexter, something he can really make his own.