One of those questions just happens to be the origins of the Man With No Eyes who continues to haunt Tai. The origins behind The Man With No Eyes is finally answered in Yellowjackets season 3.

Yellowjackets, now in its third season on Paramount+ with Showtime, continues to explore mysterious and supernatural themes. The series depicts both the tragedy of a girl's football team becoming ...

The third season opens with a cold open that echoes the series’ signature pilot: a girl barrels through the woods, breathless ...

Cast your mind back to season one of Yellowjackets and you may recall the eerie appearance of the man with no eyes as Tai’s grandmother passed away. The flashback to Tai’s childhood showed her at the ...

Van suggests bringing out the sleepwalking version of Tai, who is haunted by the man with no eyes. The idea is that if Tai became possessed by this mysterious other, she could kill Coach Ben ...

Without new revelations, this approach feels repetitive. Though eerie occurrences are teased — such as visions of a man with no eyes and the suspicious death of a waiter — there is no ...

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As for the Man with No Eyes, Tai now knows that he originally came from an ice cream shop commercial she saw as a child. She may have just combined what she saw in the commercial with what her ...

Additionally, Tai, too, has ties to the symbol. The other evil Tai, also known as sleepwalking Tai, tells Van she is following the man with no eyes and leads them both to a tree with the symbol on it.

[SPOILER]'s Return and the Origins of the Man With No Eyes In a shocking turn of events, Episode 4 of “Yellowjackets” ends in the present day, with adult Lottie, played by Simone Kessell, dead at the ...