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This finale was truly remarkable. I was concerned about them not answering a lot of our questions, but i feel so satisfied with how the series ended. SPOILER ALERT MOVING FORWARD

I think each of the characters' endings were beautiful. Tegan ending up with Annalise, Connor and Oliver breaking up for Connor to go to jail and then be endgame in the future (proving they have always relied on each other no matter what), Nate moving on to his own justice center, Laurel letting Christopher be a mentee to Annalise and moving past her family, Gabriel moving away with his mom, Michaela being alone but she's always been there for herself and becoming a Supreme Court Justice. The most heartbreaking part to me was Frank and Bonnie both dying. It was truly a Bonnie and Clyde moment, and I loved it. The scene was so intense and sad, but so powerful and showed there can be beauty in chaos. And Annalise, god her ending was so beautiful. Viola Davis is a masterclass actor and deserves EVERY award for that court room scene. I'm so happy she got the ending she deserved, a happy life after all of this insanity and still surrounded by the people that loved her and those she helped when he died.

The finale was truly amazing, and so was this show. I've followed along all 6 years and seasons. It taught me to truly be who I am and that there's beauty in chaos. Thank you, How to Get Away with Murder - the cast, crew, everyone involved - for one of the best shows ever.

I hated to see How To Get Away With Murder end, but the finale was beyond my expectations! The twists and turns, the return of actors, the tribute to dead characters during the trial, the montage at the funeral and the closing scene back in the classroom where it all started is storytelling at it's best.

This episode had my deep soul. When Annalise talked to the juries, I couldn't hold my tears, and my body shivered! She is such a powerful actress. The end made me so happy. They managed to connect the pilot episode to the finale so beautifully with a little with WHAT? Goodby to my favorite show! I hope I see another show as powerful as this one ...

Most shows haven't a clue how to end their shows properly. This was a great ending. I got a bit emotional, especially how we lost Bonnie and Frank, and the fact that the group all split up. So happy Connor and Oliver stayed together though. It was a sad end, but still worthy of such an amazing and powerful show. What a stellar cast with amazing performances. I will really miss watching this every week. RIP x

Shows barely get the ending right - you can't please everyone but I think the writers pulled a rabbit out the hat with this. Really great ending!

**LOTS OF SPOILERS**

1. First off Frank and Bonnie. That just about broke my heart. Frank would have hated himself if he knew he got Bonnie killed but Bonnie couldn't have lived with herself if Frank had died either so there really was no way through for them. If only Bonnie hadn't told Frank the truth! I would have liked to have seen clips of their funeral because they were family to Annalise as much as her own mother. Really sad ending for them but romantic in a Bonnie & Clyde/Romeo & Juliet type way

2. So happy Annalise got to live a long life and ended up with Tegan! I loved those two together. The writers really tricked us with the younger picture of her! Annalise deserved a happy ending

3. I really didn't see the twist coming of Wes being Chris! That was great! Lovely to see Laurel with him and that he had been mentored by Annalise. It came around full circle and him seeing her in the audience was beautiful. This whole season I thought Wes wasn't really dead!

4. Glad that Connor and Oil ended up back together. Connor was never really bad at heart so I'm glad he found a way to get redemption

5. Nate and Michaela were the only 2 endings I didn't like. They were both terrible characters who never got their comeuppance. Nate was a serial murdered who didn't care who he hurt to get what he wanted. He had no morals! And Michaela was an evil, lying, manipulative, hypocritical sociopath! And she became supreme judge with children?! Both of these characters should have had endings they deserved

Really going to miss this show but so happy with the ending

The story really comes full circle regarding Analise's story arc and character devolopment... she really deserved to be happy... and she was right, she never killed... They really tricked us, we beleived that somehow Wes was alive, but the actor was just playing Christopher... closing the story with how it began... moreover it was really emotional... Amazing series finale

I certainly enjoyed the elements of mystery and surprise throughout the show, but I have some qualms, which I think might be a bit baseless but it's just my opinion so take my words with a grain of salt.

1) Not a big fan of them building the relationship between Bonnie and Frank the entire season (and arguably the end of the 5th season) and then they just ... die. I dunno, but to me, it seemed like a waste of development, y'know? It made their arc throughout the series feel a bit weak. However, I will say that both of them couldn't really live with the things they'd done, no pun intended, which puts the writers in a difficult situation to make it all work out smoothly. It does seem like a logical choice.

2) That ageing makeup was a bit silly. Again, not to do really with the overall quality of the show, but it was hard to take seriously.

3) Jeez ... Alfred Enoch's cameo being limited to a half-hearted Spanish accent.

4) It felt weird that a lot of the characters spent time trying to convince Michaela that she was better than what she thought and still she doesn't change. I guess the point of it is that she won't prioritize morals, but personally, it felt juxtaposed to the largely positive note that the series ended on. Obviously nothing will be perfect, but I dunno, guess that's just how I felt.

Ok qualms aside, I was very happy with the conclusion of Annalise's story, as well as Connor and Oliver. I'm glad that Tegan and Annalise got together, it was a long time coming and it felt right.

Overall, I wasn't crazy about it, but it was mostly satisfactory.

From my perspective this is the best finale of a series I have ever seen. It's incredible how it was thought from the start, namely how it goes a full circle. Annalise's speech was heartbreaking, her words really summed up the entire series, the ups and downs of her insane life and how she managed to keep going after all she has been through. The romantic way Frank and Bonnie went, even if sad to tears, it remains a brilliant moment and a perfect way to encapsulate their love story. From all the series, they were truly loyal to the end to the one person who cared for them. To conclude, the end was excellent, never have I thought that the events of the funeral were taken in the future, thus it surprises the audience yet again, after several shocking moments. By showing Wes's son, instead of him at that moment really did one hell of a job to let the audience stunned. After that, it goes full ciricle, Annalise is dead of old age, the twisted and romantic tale of Frank and Bonnie is brought on a pedestal, more precise, their relation will reflect the theme " Love until the very bitter end", which from my perspective can bring peace to the characters. Nonetheless, the remaining of the "Keating 5" found peace in a way or in another. Thus, I think it is a perfect ending to a great and breathtaking series. I truly believe that this series will pass the test of time and will be a "Classic" of its genre. Why a classic? Because it will be timeless.

The reason I enjoyed this finale is because everyone got what they deserved. There was good and bad in everyone's fate, which only make sense, because there is good and bad in all of them. The ending with Christopher riding his bike through campus made me so nostalgic for the first season, which is exactly what it was meant to do. I thought the decision to have him teach "How to Get Away with Murder" and end it exactly how the show began was perfect, especially since it felt as if it was Wes delivering the line. And who knows - maybe the cycle will start all over again with new students.

I still have my jaw on the floor. Let me go and pick it up. Viola Davis is a tremendous actress. Everything was tied up nicely. My only complaint are the fates of Bonnie and Frank but It's to be expected since they were tormented their entire lives. This was remarkable. THIS WAS Good work BY everyone....

I suppose it makes some sense that only the super fans made it all the way to the end, and would give it such praise, but a 10? Lots and lots of 10s? I smell a pile of shills.

I struggled to get through season 6, but in for a penny in for a pound... figured I might as well finish. I honestly don't know where to begin, but it's just about as unsatisfying an ending of any series in history. We knew there was going to be a twist or two with the Annalise funeral teasers. That's fine I guess. But the whole season was aimless and meandering... and just ended with a mindless thud like a sack of doorknobs.

Oliver and Connor are getting a divorce! Oh wait they're now like 50 something and still together. Annalise was murdered?! No just Bonnie and Frank were shot but nobody cares. Annalise died of old age and magically got her life together I guess. Wes is still alive?! No, his son just looks like him with a haircut... Laurel's story? Pretty stupid and unresolved. Michaela? I can't even remember her at the very end, she became so irredeemable I started to block out her character.

What a terrible end to a show that had some potential.

Given season 6 was one of the most convoluted and weird seasons, the finale seems fitting, but also super rushed.

I hated the whole "flash forward and they're all old" thing... it's rarely done well on shows, and this is no exception. I also found the whole Christophe final focus lack lustre, as I couldn't have cared less about that kid, or either of his annoying parents... the Spanish accent also seemed weird since Laurel spoke English without one... you can raise children bilingual without their accents blurring...

Annalise's final closing was okay... but also fairly average given some of her amazing speeches throughout the season. Davis's performance was phenomenal (as always) though.

The saving grace for this episode may be use of the song "Dancing after Death" which definitely evoked all the feels for Frank and Bonnie's finale. But to me, kinda sent the message that people who had abusive childhoods have no hope...

The show was bingeworthy, with great acting, but wouldn't watch it again.