Valerie Cherish Wins an Emmy | The Comeback

Valerie rushes to the hospital to check on Mickey, leaving the Emmys ceremony behind. After a heartfelt talk with Mickey and her husband, they find out together she just won an Emmy.

[cougarman]

One of the best ever endings to a show

[blackherz]

Robert Michael Morris should have been (at least) nominated for an Emmy for this season, for such a loving performance as Mickey, and for letting us remember him this way (he passed away shortly after the premiere). And this final episode was such a beautiful acted, written and directed one. Lisa Kudrow at her very best. Shame she didn't get the Emmy in real life.

[stefanol]

Out of the blue, the show switches look and format during the last minutes of the last episode and this shallow narcissistic creature we’ve been laughing at for a whole season suddenly and utterly redeems herself as a fully-formed human soul! BEAUTIFUL. 👍🏽👍🏽

[thingthang]

A fantastic ending to a fantastic show.

[ernestocarta]

I cried like a baby during this episode

[MattZarley]

The best episode of television ever. Unbelievably satisfying ending to a brilliant series. So special.

[joeylopezdesign]

“But I never expected you to” omfg 😪😪😪

[Barnabybright]

That one line 'It DID happen' carries so much power. All of Valerie's dreams and the doubts she couldn't admit about them being fulfilled are captured in it. Beautiful.

[DanBellFilmIt]

I was sobbing when I saw this. Exquisite ending to a fabulous series.

[GUSLOL]

just finish watching the show ss1 ss2 this ending is perfect😢

[JakeStups]

Her husband this scene. The brief gasp/sob he lets out at 1:20 - wow

[patrickdruhan]

An awesome show. Valerie was so shallow and cringey, I just never expected to get hit with an emotional sledgehammer at the end.

[Damian.D]

😢It was a beautiful ending. Really fantastic work!!

[Eurovisionary]

"Red, I'm scared..." 😢😢😢

[chocolatefudge]

"Be careful what you unplug"

[dannysmith]

The warm-hearted doppelganger to the Newhart finale 💗

[johnbrowneyes]

Was Valerie hired for the part because Pauly G was worried about being sued for the similarity of the Mallory character? Or did they really think she was the best for the part? And what was Juna so offended by?