The Oval Series Finale: Who Died? Who Escaped? And Did We Deserve A Better Ending After Seven Seasons?
The series finale of Tyler Perry's The Oval leaves viewers on multiple cliffhangers. Is this *really* how it all ends? Weigh in with your review.
The final episode of Tyler Perry's The Oval, serving as the de facto series finale after the show was not renewed, delivers a season full of dramatic cliffhangers and uncertain character fates. First Son Jason (Daniel Croix Henderson) refuses to accept Hunter's (Ed Quinn) help to escape to Cuba, keeping Priscilla (Taja V. Simpson) and Simone (Kaye Singleton) on his hit list. The Secret Service apprehends Jason before he can execute any further targets, while Victoria (Kron Moore) remains undecided on whether to kill him.
Meanwhile, Eli (Russell Thomas) is left disoriented on the White House floor after consuming a poisoned shake offered by Cross, but his fate remains uncertain. Kareem (Matthew Law) meets an unfortunate end, shot multiple times by gang members and left to die on the street. However, the episode does offer a few happy endings, with Lilly (Ciera Payton) and Bobby (Travis Cure) adopting new identities and leaving their past behind, Kyle (Brad Benedict) and Donald (Lodric Collins) moving in together, and Sharon (Teesha Renee) and Max (Bill Barrett) engaging in passionate sex.
The episode leaves viewers with numerous questions about the survival or demise of various characters, and speculates on the potential outcomes. While some characters receive closure, others remain uncertain. The Oval's series finale may or may not be deemed satisfactory, depending on viewer expectations.
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