Episode 8, called Ever After, ties up everyone's loose ends.

Frances (Melissa McCarthy) and Tony (Bobby Cannavale) leaves Tranquillum after the police arrives and heads to the nearest Four Seasons to have dinner. She gets inspiration to write a new book.

Yao (Manny Jacinto) and Delilah (Tiffany Boone) joined the Peace Corps. Lars (Luke Evans) ends up writing his story for The New Yorker and got back with Ray. Ben (Melvin Gregg) and Jessica (Samara Weaving) takes over Tranquillum House, while Carmel (Regina Hall) is helping other people in therapy. The Marconi Family (Michael Shannon, Asher Keddie and Grace Van Patten) take a family road trip. Tony is back in good terms with his daughters and is implied to be in a relationship with Frances. They also adopted a retriever. Meanwhile, Masha (Nicole Kidman) is seen having Frances' latest book called Nine Perfect Strangers (way too on the nose there, guys) on her dashboard, driving off into the sunset with Ben's Lamborghini while hallucinating her daughter.

Personally I liked the finale. Great acting from Michael Shannon and the way they filmed the early scenes were unnerving. Masha made me cry. Thank God for Frances and Tony.

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