The article discusses the evolution of TV season finales, particularly focusing on Hacks' recent finale. It critiques the trend where pivotal events often occur before the final episode, making the actual conclusion feel subdued. The writer expresses a preference for the preceding episode as a more suitable end, contrasting it with the finale that features aesthetic moments rather than narrative resolution. The article examines character decisions, such as Deborah consulting an attorney and Ava's commentary on performance challenges, highlighting their struggles effectively.
"In the case of Hacks's finale this season, would we not have been better served with last week's episode as our season ender?"
"At this point, she has reached the bottom of the roster; none of the white-shoe firms she's called up can find a legal way for Deborah to perform in the next 18 months."
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