The final episode of Everybody hates Chris is reminiscent of the well-known story of an incredible series, with captivating characters and plots, but which has a disappointing or unclear ending for the audience. For fans of the sitcom Everybody Hates Chris, that feeling arrived when the final episode of the series was broadcast in May 2009. At the time, the production that narrates the life of comedian Chris Rock came to an end with an unclear and misunderstood narrative by many fans.
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Fans wonder what happened to the character
The director of Everybody Hates Chris left some open questions to answer in the last episode of season, which begins with Chris's family gathered in a diner to the sound of Livin' on a Prayer, by Bon Jovi. Everyone was waiting for Julius, played by Terry Crews, who brought the result of whether or not Chris was approved for the university. At that moment, an unknown man in the diner exchanges glances with Chris. But who is this man?
In real life, Chris Rock was discovered by an agent. So series director Lev L. Spiro made a cameo in this episode to represent Chris' moment of discovery by an agent responsible for revealing talents. As in real life, the episode implies that Chris was rejected by the university, but that at the same time he was discovered by a scout, while his father would die soon after.
Justification for the end of the plot
In the personal life of Chris Rock, after the death of his father, he is taken by the agent for the production of HBO, responsible for record his comedy shows, which were so successful and brought Chris Rock to worldwide fame, winning Hollywood and the United States United.
Crews, who plays Chris's father in the series, affirms the production's desire to make a more complete ending, showing the star already in his comedian career. However, with the death of the character Julius and the despair of Chris's mother, it would be difficult to present this proposal in the plot.
Thus, the solution found by Spiro was to leave the ending open. The final scene of the series shows Julius arriving with the results of the entrance exam as everyone turns to him. After that, the end credits of the episode go up.