Zoe Saldaña is pulling back the curtain on the "Lioness" episode that stunned viewers.The season three finale of Taylor Sheridan's hit CIA/military drama aired this past Sunday to put a bow on its latest run.'LIONESS' SEASON 3 FINALE REVEALS WHO ORCHESTRATED JOE'S KIDNAPPING ALL ALONGThere were a lot of questions to be answered.The biggest one was: Who was responsible for Joe's (Zoe Saldaña) kidnapping?Who was really pulling the strings? Who had the power and ability to orchestrate such a complex operation?'LIONESS' STAR WEIGHS IN ON WHAT DROVE TAYLOR SHERIDAN'S UNEXPECTED DECISION FOR HER CHARACTERThe answer was Aaliyah Amrohi – the daughter of a major terrorist financier targeted in season one by Joe's team.Stephanie Nur as Aaliyah in "Lioness" season one.
(Photo Credit: William Gray/Paramount+)The reveal of Aaliyah was far from the only shocking moment in the finale.It's increasingly clear that Joe is losing her grip, and her life with her husband and daughters is more or less broken beyond repair.ZOE SALDAÑA SHARES BEHIND THE SCENES INSTAGRAM POSTS FROM BRUTAL 'LIONESS' TORTURE SCENEUpon finally returning home, Joe arrives at an empty house and now she's truly alone.
A life of secrets and violence has finally caught up with her personal life.It was a heartbreaking, but not surprising moment in the finale.Zoe Saldaña as Joe in Lioness, episode eight of season three.(Photo Credit: Ryan Green/Paramount+)Saldaña spoke with The Hollywood Reporter about the crushing finale, and was asked if Joe is filled more with anger or fear."I think both.
Part of the reason why Joe struggles so much is that fear keeps seeping in.She has to find ways to just muster the courage, to be fearless, because if she becomes afraid, then that means she’s going to second guess any decision she may make on a whim.
These decisions have to be made last minute, or people die, and if you’re afraid, you second guess yourself so you’re not operating on your skillsets and your insti...