[Editor’s Note: The following interview contains spoilers for the series finale of “The Good Fight.”]For a series that was no stranger to embracing chaos, “The Good Fight” wrapped its six-season run on a moment far more simple.Co-showrunner Robert King, who directed the finale, remembered that the last sequence the show shot featured Marissa Gold (Sarah Steele) and Carmen Moyo (Charmaine Bingwa) sharing a farewell moment of friendship on the stairs at the Reddick and Ri’Chard law offices.“It was a real emotional one to end on, because they were good friends.
And Sarah Steele has been with us for so many years now.
It’s like seeing her grow up,” King told IndieWire.Season 6 had plenty on its mind besides a parade of goodbyes.
As it has since its 2017 debut, the Paramount+ show channeled anxieties about political upheaval, erosion of constitutional rights, the deep rumblings of fascism, and the litany of individuals using their power to attack the vulnerable.
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