I think it’s iconic that bonnie and AK met in front of court and left each other in front of court...🕊

Viola Davis wasn't even nominated in Emmys for this. This is absolutely ridiculous, I can't even consider how someone can watch that performance and NOT be jaw dropped by this woman's acting...

started with Wes ended with “wes”🥺

I cried when Annalise cries for Frank and bonnie at the end. Her acting ability is on a whole other level! One of the greatest series I’ve ever seen hands down.

The show started with Wes riding a bicycle to his son riding a bicycle

Out of all the main characters, Annalise loved Bonnie the most. That was hard for me to watch.

I can’t tell what makes me more sad, this final scene or the fact this show didn’t get the attention it deserves.

This ending is so well done, the parallel between Christopher and Wes on their first day riding the bike, Christopher saying the same lines as Annalise, using the same actor of Wes for older Christopher, just so well done

Bonnie crying over Frank, Annalise screaming over Bonnie. AND BOTH OF THEM DYING IN ANALISE'S ARMS, THEY WERE THE OGS WHO WERE LOYAL TO HER FROM THE STAAART. someone send heeeeelp,my EMOTIONS

So actually, Nate was the only one to actually get away with murder lol. Crazy. Hell, he got away with murder TWICE!!

No one talks about the way Connor and Oliver look at Christopher. It's such a beautiful scene.

the fact that Connor And Ollie ended up fixing things and living the boring life they've always wanted together without any regrets is one of my favourite parts of the ending.

Lowkey got teary eyed at the end when Christopher smiled at Annalise and then vanished. Perfect ending to a phenomenal show it will be greatly missed.

It’s crazy how Annalise was the only one without blood on her hands and everyone made it seem like she was the bad one she made sure they were protected and were so ungrateful they could have went to prison and blamed everything on her

I now understand why Christopher referred to Annalise as his “mentor”, it proves that Annalise lived a long life and since she’s close to Laurel and Christopher (Wes was like a son which means Christopher is like a grandchild to her) she definitely was there to teach Christopher about Law. (The fact she looked young and not old when Christopher was thinking about her in his classroom proves he met her loooong before her death). What a way to end the show. It’s incredibly beautiful.

So when Christopher said “as my mentor like to call it” that’s mean Annalise and Laurel still saw and been together after the trial ? That’s why he seems like he loves her ? OMG I LUV IT!!!!

Bonnie dying is one of the most emotional TV deaths I’ve ever witnessed. She was one of the most under appreciated/ damaged people on here. 😭🙁

Even though Bonnie's death came out of nowhere, I'm glad that she didn't get to live without Frank, Annalise lost all of her kids💔.... Also give Viola Davis every award there is for her acting in this show

" I loved her even when she didnt choose me." - Eve Gets me everytime.

I'm emotional to say this but Cicely Tyson (Mama Harkness) has just passed away at 96 and the scene at 1:55 hits a whole different now. RIP legend! You'll be missed! 💔😭

Honestly one of the most heartbreaking bits is that Connor & Oliver didn’t get to see Christopher grow up

When I first saw Christopher I thought it was Wes and he faked his death. Lol

I never expected this series to be this great. The final scene of Annalise sitting in the classroom looking proud of Christoper felt real and it was the deepest thing I’ve ever seen in a show. She is the best and this show is underrated

Not exaggerating. this show is the best one i’ve ever seen. so well written. i found myself empathizing with the characters, loving them, hating them, and more. viola davis i love u.

"Who are they?" "OId friends." That really broke my heart.

This is about the saddest , but most well developed finale I’ve ever seen

Annalise was hands down one of the best characters TV history! How Viola Davis didn’t even get an Emmy for this is criminal.

I just finished the show. Had to take 10 minutes to process everything that went on and recollect myself after using up an entire box of tissues. Frank and Bonnie’s death are at the center here. Their deaths move me even more than AK’s death. Why? Because of their stories, their childhoods, their upbringings, all their hard work to come out of and leave behind the terrible life they had before meeting AK. They just had to die together. So sad.

Connor and Oliver’s face when they see Christopher 😭

That moment when Christopher stares at annalise, and then she vanishes, is like watching a cold case ENDING episode OMG, ITS SO NOSTALGIC

When Christopher said 'how to get away with murder' I fell into tears

October 2023, I just binged this show over the course of a month, and it is the best thing I've seen on TV in a long, long time. This finale was the perfect way to bring emotional closure to everything that happened in the series and managed to speak volumes in just a few minutes of imagery. Bravo to everyone who was part of this incredible show.

Seeing Annalise lose her shit as her original two, her only real ride or dies, actually die... in her arms... is just heart-wrenching!!!

The fact that Christopher didn't know who Connor and Oliver were means Laurel and Annalise didn't tell him about all the bad and criminal things they went through. He kept his innocence while still following in Annalise footsteps and I know that made her super proud!

Shout out to the show creators. How many of our favorite shows have ended poorly and have disappointed us? It ain’t easy to perfect a season finale. They did that shit.

The facts that all her students whome she protected and cared the most betrayed her (except Laurel) makes me so angry and sad at the same time. She always did what is right for them and yet they betrayed her. Poor Annalise.

Seeing Frank dying in Bonnie's arms was sad, but see Bonnie dying in AK's arms was heartbreaking man, I couldn't stop crying in an hour. Bonnie was her real rie or die, and she deserved better, but after all she went to the other life with the love of her life.

During the finale, I was so scared that we weren't gonna see Annalise get her happy ending, but the last ten minutes of the episode really turned into such beautiful and bittersweet ending

Not Eve looking younger than all of the K3+1, we stan

The way Anilise shook Bonnie like she was a broken rag doll ...

Annalise lose her two childs: Frank and Bonnie.

When Laurel said “old friends” that broke me they went through so much

I love the way the actress who played Eve delivered the eulogy. The whole show was a rollercoaster and I’m sad to let it go.

viola davis's acting is impossible to put into words

Anyone thought Christopher was actually Wes's ghost and that Laurel was just going senile/hallucinating? 😂😂😂

Gonna tell my kids Bonnie and Frank were Romeo and Juliet

"Are we laughing at the danger? Are we dancing after death, you and I?" Great lyrics choice for a great finale.

This ending made me cry like a baby. Never realised bonnie had become so dear to me, until she died, that last scene of her. No other death in the series got me to cry, wes frank etc etc noone, but the scene of bonnie dying took my soul out. She was the glue of the group. Hands down one of the greatest shows ever ❤❤❤

I started balling when Annalise was trying to save Bonnie.

Frank agonizes and dies in Bonnie’s arms, then Bonnie agonizes and dies in Analise’s arms, then I agonize in my bed watching this scene 😭😭😭😭

@1:54.... 🪦 RIP. She really did pass away this year. One of the best actress-mom I’ve seen.

I couldn’t tell you how many times I cried watching this finale.

Now this is the PROPER way to end a show

Literally finished the show about 15 minutes ago and I'm back here

Gets me every time. The way Annalise held Bonnie and desperately orders her to wake up, then finally admitting that she needs her before seemingly giving in to the fact that she's gone and holding her in despair. My heart can't handle it. Brilliant acting from everyone in this show.

Just finished this episode a few minutes ago and I cannot believe how great of an actress Viola Davis is. Especially in this last season, she was truly phenomenal, she deserves every bit of recognition!

what kills me is frank never got to see christopher grow up. he might not have been the dad, but he was ready to protect that kid through everything.

Viola not getting nominated for an Emmy for the finale episode is grave injustice and frankly, an insult to her acting. That speech alone is worthy of all acting awards.

"When the sun shines on you, you're a fool to turn away". Probably one of the best quotes I've ever heard on a tv show 🥺

I've honestly never seen such a wholesome well-developed ending like this ever. Beautiful ending for a beautiful series. My heart broke for the death of Bonnie and Frank, they deserved so much more than what the world had to offer. The one who survived finally find peace and got the life they've always wanted, such an emotional and beautiful story.

That twist Annalise was really dead they showed us that young picture and she died old 😂😂😂 got Wes to play his son Christopher and had us thinking Wes was alive I loved every minute of this series.

Can we talk about the scene when Bonnie died in Annalise’s arm? I cried ugly watching that! #HTGWWMFinale

This was the most fitting and beautiful eulogy for Annalise. The actress who plays Eve deserves an award for her emotional delivery. I was happy to see after all the trauma Annalise endured throughout her life her final years were peaceful and full of love. Annalise was the sun and I will truly miss watching Viola Davis in the role of a lifetime. We need to see more women of color in leading roles with diverse casts such as this one. This is one of the best shows I have ever seen.

as bittersweet it was, i think that ending was necessary. the finale gave us a flash forward so that means they get to live their life even after the tragic events. Michaela was left out of the group, which is really really sad btw, but i think it was also necessary for her character because she gets to be the best lawyer she always dreamed of. even if it means being alone. laurel gets to stay with her son away from all the tragedy. which also meant that she didn't get to stay in touch with oli and connor. but it was also necessary for her bc it made her the most sincere of them all, staying away from everything and choosing to be with Christopher. Connor did his time, and that was what he wanted since the beginning. to pay to what he's done. and now he's happy with oliver. frank and bonnie were my greatest sorrow in the finale. they deserve was much better but it was necessary for their characters. bonnie would never have survived Frank's death so they had to go together. and annalise, she gets to live the peaceful life she always deserved. she's the one who's got no blood in her hands and she gets to live her life until the very end. oh im gonna miss this show so much. probably the best series ive ever watched.

It broke my heart when the two people who have always been there for Annalise died in her arms 😭 This show has left a place in my heart and up to the first and to the last episode, it never failed to make my heart pound so mf fast. LONG LIVE ANNA MAE HARKNESS

I will NEVER get over Coliver’s faces when they saw Christopher

It's been a couple of months since I finished the show... And I continually return to this scene and I have no idea why. My heart is literally torn into pieces every time but I just can't let it go. This show and the acting is God sent.

Let's take a moment to appreciate Annalise's performance, Viola Davis took me to tears more than once.

Annalise screaming “Bonnie I need you.” just made me burst out crying😭

“I'm professor Christopher Castillo. This is Criminal Law 100 or as my mentor like to call it, HOW TO GET AWAY WITH MURDER”. THE END.

January 16th 2024. I started this show as a sophomore in college and just finished it after rediscovering it. I was not disappointed with the ending at all, perfect. I’ve spent the last 15 minutes crying and wanted to see everyone’s thoughts here in the comments. I I wish I had been apart of the community as it was airing

I love how everyone is old AF but still have full heads of long hair...

VIOLA DAVIS CAN FREAKING ACT, HANDS DOWN THE BEST ACTRESS. man!!! what an ending!!!!!!

Viola deserves another Emmy for the scene where Bonnie & Frank dies, it’s just so captivating and emotional. She acted her ass off.

One of the things that Annalise cherished the most was her Criminal Law 100’s class and she also teaches so that at least one of her students continue with her revolutionary ideas instead of being lawyers just for the money. Because of that, I couldn’t hold my tears when that student resulted in none-less than Christopher, Wes’ son who she loved as her own. Annalise’s soul watched him with joy and proud of her grandson, knowing that her main objective in life has been achieved so that she could move on to heaven in peace.

whose here after the actual passing of Cicely ?

Frank’s uncle is his father, his aunt is his mother, the boss he’s been working for is his stepmom, the boy he constantly threatens is his younger brother, he killed off two of his unborn siblings, the woman he’s in love with was also in love with his father. Ladies and gentlemen I present to you “It’s complicated”.

Not to be dramatic but this is one of the best finales I've ever watched. As much as it broke me, having Bonnie and Frank die seconds apart was perfect since they're literally Bonnie&Clyde. I almost collapsed when Laurel and Wes' son came in as the professor and wrote "how to get away with murder" on the blackboard. The way the show ended was exactly how it begun it was perfectly done not to be dramatic lol. Oh and Annalise is and will always be A BAD BITCH!!!!!

I realized this show is the definition of "I did some dumb stuff in college." If that doesn't sum it up, i don't know what will.

Ahhh baby Christopher having known A.K is seriously the most precious thing! she loved Wes like her own and having lost her actual family Bonnie and Frank, I'm so glad Laurel let her be part of his life 😭. Connor being at her funeral too, he always tested her but when she was working out of that little hotel he is the one that came and helped her. When Wes shot her and the rest were running he was the one that tried to put pressure on the wound and didn't want to leave. And in the end he also wanted to do the right thing, if it wasn't for Mikayla and Oliver (he really shocked me), I think he would have caved and told the truth. I was mostly proud of Laurel, she was the only one that had good reason to want to save herself but ended up telling the truth even if it meant her son didn't have a parent. Also satisfying that Frank got revenge on that governor, she would never have paid otherwise, I hope he is also the one that arranged the hit on Jorge. Him and Bonnie dying together was poetic, they started the whole mess and it ended with them and after everything they had been through they didn't have to survive each other. I always thought Analise would end up with Nate but I'm so glad it was Teegan! I would watch a spinoff of the events between the court shooting and AKs funeral just to see her, Tegan, Christopher and Laurel be family.

The fact that Christopher grow up to take Annalises place is so wholesome, and that Alfred is so hot with a spanish accent

I want to cry of how much I'm pleased with the ending. Annalise found the peace she deserved Connor served his time to clean himself of the guilt Laurel was able to live a normal life by her son Macheala achieved her ambitions ( but learned the life lesson that living a life of selfishness will only lead to loneliness) Bonnie and Frank stayed together to the end ( neither of them could have survived without the other) Nate learned to forgive Annalise

1:55 Rest in Paradise Ms Cicley Tyson 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

The last scene is epic. Annalise smiles to Chris. So much emotional ❤

For someone who watched this from the beginning, watching this is painful as fck its hurts

I agree with most it was a bittersweet ending with a big twist, but there is a deeper meaning to it. It was the karma reflected back at everyone. Everyone got what they deserved. Bonnie and Frank were seriously messed up. While not totally evil, they had their fair share of horrible actions during the series either by getting everyone in trouble at times or murder itself. They found peace and they did it together. They would not keep getting tortured nor they would torture others since that was the whole story with those two. Laurel came clean and was the most sincere of them all in the end and got to live a happy life with her son. Asher killed Sinclair, they all covered for him and, in the end, he tried to sell them out so he also got what he deserved. Connor did his time and then got to live on with his life. Michaela achieved her ambitions at the cost of living a lonely and miserable life and Nate showed in the last minute true personal growth as a human even though he also did some bad stuff which he paid for during the series. And finally, Annalise, who murdered NOONE and was always looking out for everyone to cover for all the stupid things everyone else did , cleared her name and got to live a happy life. It came full circle and I think the deeper meaning here is that no matter how corrupt a justice system might be, the universe serves its own rightful justice for everyone in the end.

Viola should have won so many Emmy’s / Oscar’s already

1:59 I love the juxtaposition here. The way she lifts her head up and then gently smiles... so beautiful. While it is her Mum's funeral, she also feels content and at peace, which I'm sure her mother would've felt happy about.

She is the only person with no blood in her hands but yet they blame her for their own sins .

The fact the series finale is called 'Stay' and we found out that it was one of the last things Annalise said to Bonnie breaks my heart. They could've chosen other one-liner to name the episode but they chose Bonnie's death scene instead. Truly a remarkable choice!

A masterclass of an ending. For me it is a reminder of the importance of authenticity. To live a full life, one needs to live an authentic life. One needs to externalise their inner-selves in the world by unapologetically standing up for what is important to them. One also must surrender to the rawest of human emotions; love. This should not be suppressed but embraced. Because in the midst of the complicated, confusing and depressive world, love is the antidote that makes life livable.

This is not just a screen story . This is a great job of every single person who was making show! From the beginning to the end! The TOP of screenplay, acting,directing, music , casting and more! Thank you all!

In my mind, Annalise and Laurel kept in contact. After all Annalise saved her child and loved him, and Laurel was literally the only one of the K5 to stand for her. I bet Lauren sent her pictures of Chris and short stories.

Annalise smiling at Christopher at the end makes me feel some type of way. Like even though she’s fictional she’s smiling at us because we saw it all as well.

I can't tell you how many times I watched this finale, right when the song picks up when Annalise is at her mother funeral, is always where I choke up its so emotional for me

"What feels like hell now is a gift later." I think this quote just described my life. Beautiful and powerful scene!

Who's here after watching the whole season during quarantine? Omg I didn't want the show to end. Now what am I going to watch?Annalise and her character with Viola Davis deserves an Oscar. Hope the show got an award. They were all so good. Also so well written.

Who’s watching this for their 5th time because they don’t wanna let go of this cast 🥺

When the sun shines on you, you’re a fool to turn away. Just beautiful

Ohk, let's take a moment to appreciate the brilliant team of writers, who came up with this incredible master piece... And kudos to viola Davis fr bringing up Annealse keating so real, tht every prsn who watched the show and reached till the very last scene of it cried.... Her acting skills left everyone speechless..... Then of course we have rest of the cast, who connected to so many people out there bcs of the stories they were conveying...... Machela prett, connor walsh, Oliver Hampton, tegan prize, bonnie winterbottoms, frank delfino, wes gibbins, laureal Castillo, Christopher castillo, asher millstone, gabriel maddix, ophelia, nate lahey, , eve routhlo, sam keating, .. And all the other supporting cast of this prestigious show..... Thnk u all fr bringing such master piece.... The world need more like these, to open wide range of vision.....and once again, can't thank enough to viola Davis who did a remarkable job...... Who ever is reading this comment, and just in case u haven't watched the show, u really must!...... Thank u🥺🖤