<div style='font: 9pt ; text-align: left; '>As I understand it, the producers of the show had the option to edit the end of the episode to turn it from a season finale into a series finale.
You saw it, you know how easy that would have been.
They decided, however, that it wouldn't be true to the show or to the overall story arc to make those changes. That wasn't the end of the story, there WAS more, and it should have been continued.
And so the "to be continued" bit was shown, as well as those horrific final two minutes, without any expectation for a fifth season on any network. Whether or not there will be one doesn't change the fact that it wasn't the end, and Kemper wasn't going to present it as such.</div>
"For one thing to live, another thing must be killed. God, or whoever is responsible, deserves respect for creating such a system. It reveals that we cannot take all matters into our own hands. We need only to focus on doing our best--a simple, yet profound way to live, is it not?"