From foe to fan favourite: How YouNetflix's Sherry Conrad ends up being the most likeable character:
) and Love Quinn move to the suburban town of Madre Linda in a bid to live a normal life with their newborn son Henry and swap blood and gore for baby bottles and playdates.
But what’s even more fascinating is how Sherry – the real Sherry – slowly reveals herself. While being confined to a cage and literally facing life or death, she uses those oh-so-good communication skills to keep Love at bay and thankfully, stop her from hacking her to death. And when it turns out the couple has no chance of getting out of the box, in a stroke of genius, Sherry realises that Love and Joe don’t trust each other and that one of them would leave a key hidden inside the box so they could get out if needed.
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