He argued that the second season ended on a "very intense note," while noting the family history themes in the show,[38] and stated that the final episode of the third season remixes all the movies of the Ocean's franchise.[39] In a review of all the episodes of the third season, he wrote that there is a "lot packed in" the third season, predicting the revenge of the villainous Roundabout, saving Gray, a face-off between The Chief and Carmen, and the continued search for Carmen's mom in the show's next season.[40] At the same time, Martha Sorren of Bust also predicted that the fourth season could explore the relationship between Carmen and her mother.[41] Apart from these reviewers, Megan Summers of ScreenRant highlighted Wolfhard's role as Player, calling it one of his best roles,[42] and Prabhdeep Dhaliwal in The Peak stated that while the show is "geared towards a younger demographic," adults can still be entertained by it.[43] He also stated that the show has sympathetic characters and an "overarching theme of good winning over evil." Katherine Smith of Paste took a different tact.