Em Burnham

The expectations are sky high because all of a sudden, like, you might have made seven good years of TV but all of a sudden it's make or break whether the TV show was good off the finale.

Yeah.

And I've got to say, like, I don't love, there's finales that have made me emotional, but I don't, most of them I only watch once or twice.

Like if there's a show I love, I watch the whole season over and over again.

But like the Buffy finale, I've probably only seen three times.

Whereas for comparison, every other episode, it's at least 10.

AKA Gilmore Girls, the first season.

They didn't know that was going to be, they didn't know that Gilmore Girls was going to be ending.

They thought maybe.

But turned out to be better than the actual finale that came out years later, so you never know.

So we're talking about Euphoria.

Can I tell you about one other ending of a show this week?

And that was Hacks.

Hacks ended the greatest TV show of recent years.

I was going to say ever, but I'm like, not ever, but just...

Up there, up there.

Yeah, ever right now.

I, like, sobbed and I was so stressed through the first time I watched it to go back and watch it again and then it was beautiful.

I'm not going to say what it is because you're going to watch it.

In a few weeks when you get to the finale because you're going to rip through it, you're going to call me crying.