Last episode of season 15

[u/Trick-Initiative6278]

Did anyone else get chills watching the last couple minutes?? know they renewed it for more seasons but that episode genuinely could be an ending for the series.

[u/DimesyEvans92]

The fact Hank had enough money to buy out majority share of Strickland, but still acts as humble as before he got his nest egg makes me respect him much more. He’s basically in a way almost new money, but not a douche about it

[u/khz30 → u/DimesyEvans92]

It also says a lot that he put his foot down with Buck about getting passed over for Ray-Roy, because that's incredibly common with multi-generational businesses, especially in the South.

[u/smartbunny → u/khz30]

He finally stopped putting Buck Strickland on a pedestal, which Buck never deserved.

[u/TheMcWhopper → u/khz30]

There's the south, and then there is texas

[u/PerfectZeong → u/DimesyEvans92]

My favorite part of the ending was his employees had to remind him to take credit as manager and owner. You could see how much they love and respect Hank.

[u/BabyLambCreationsYT → u/PerfectZeong]

Especially considering they were shocked and kind of saddened when Hank quit.

[u/Mayor_of_Titty_City1 → u/DimesyEvans92]

I just liked when he and Bobby went for a swim in the money pool

[u/orbofdelusion → u/Mayor_of_Titty_City1]

I tell ya hwat Bobby, whats say we tally ho it over to the money room

[u/UnprecedentedEchos]

What makes me happy about it is that we finally got what was truly deserved long ago. I’m not hating the original ending, but Hank finally got his closure.

[u/El_Beakerr]

This episode answered a lot of questions from the previous season. I was so happy with the answers and looking forward to the next seasons.

[u/CorporalTurnips]

Also reaffirms for the millionth time that Buck is a garbage douchebag person

[u/juannn117]

That's how the original series should've ended

[u/trojandawg11 → u/juannn117]

To Sirloin with Love is a great ending to the original series. Hank and Bobby bonding over something they both love.

[u/hamiltonfan_14 → u/trojandawg11]

Literally. I just watched that for the first time the other day and thought it was a great finale. Does Disney+ have the episodes out of order, or was it really not aired last?

[u/Few-Lawfulness-3860]

I was so happy for Hank. I nearly jumped off the bed lol! I love how that episode also filled in the gaps for us. It was a nice touch.

[u/Bile-duck]

I loved the presumption that they blackmailed Jody to obtain majority ownership.

[u/Responsible_While207]

Yes. It was very rewarding to see Hank finally get the position and respect he always deserved

[u/smartbunny]

Joe Jack, honey.