Killing Eve viewers all have the same complaint about latest episode

KILLING Eve viewers have complained about the "confusing" storyline in series four and have "switched off";.

BBC One fans have tuned in for the past three weeks as they watch Villanelle (Jodie Comer) try to repent for her sins, while Eve (Sandra Oh) swaps roles as the assassin.

But after a two-year hiatus since the last series, viewers have struggled to get into the new instalments and insisted they have "no idea" what's going on.

One wrote: "I have no idea what's going on anymore, who are all these new people? #KillingEve"

Another posted: "This episode is confusing me. What is happening?? I'm lost #KillingEve."

"How many more names are going to come up and should I be keeping track of all of them? #KillingEve," another commented.

Another confused fan added: "Must admit, I'm a wee bit confused how we've went from the end of Series 3, with them both turning around and admitting they can't give each other up, to Eve just completely being done with and hating Villanelle. 

"Unless I missed something, there isn't any explanation. #KillingEve". (sic)

Someone else said: "I'm pretty sure at this point, I'm only watching #KillingEve for the amazing Sandra Oh. Because the plot has me confused as hell! 

"I'm so lost about who is working for whom, who is everybody, who is dead... but I'm still entertained!"

In latest instalment Jodie Comer's assassin has abandoned Jesus and found Eve once more, but Sandra Oh's exhausted sleuth is more interested in hunting The Twelve.

Confusing scenes with a bunch of new characters including Call My Agent!'s Camille Cottin as Hélène, and Anjana Vasan as Pam, have left others moaning "I don’t really know what’s going on", as many said on Twitter that they were "losing interest".

Villanelle and Eve reunited once more and their “mutual obsession” continues to grow.

During the final scenes, the pair are sat on a sofa together and have a strange heart-to-heart.

Eve tells Villanelle and says that she “should have done this when they met” as a group of armed police officers barge through the front door.

Tired of running, Villanelle accepts her fate and is arrested by the police and taken away.

Season three's unusual ending hinted at there being less bloodshed in season four.

Unlike the season one and two finales, which ended with Villanelle and Eve stabbing and shooting one another, season three ended on a more solemn and less violent note.

They stood back to back on London Bridge in the finale, and attempted to follow Villanelle's suggestion to walk away from each other for good without looking back.

Meanwhile, Jodie previously confirmed this will be the last season of Killing Eve.