Watch the cast and creator of ‘Beef’ break down the show’s finale.
It started with a honk, how did it end up like this? In Netflix's newest series, Beef, a road rage incident turns into an equally rage-fueled quest for revenge when Danny and Amy let the incident burrow into their minds and don't let it go. Throughout the show's first season, both characters are set on ruining each other's life, with each attack on the other becoming increasingly worse, leading to a robbery gone severely wrong and a near-death experience in the desert.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Lee kicks off the video by talking a bit about the "freeing" nature of two characters who "have seen each other at their very, very worst." It's a notable statement because despite the things Amy and Danny have put each other through, they stay with each other in the final episode, in which they rely on each other to stay alive in the desert.
How the Finale Put Amy and Danny on a Level Playing Field Within the series, Amy and Danny have a host of differences with their lives, with personal relationships, career paths, and financial standing. Following Episode 9's robbery that involved a shootout, a shocking death, and driving off a cliff, the duo found themselves fighting for survival. One thing that brought them together was being accidentally poisoned by some berries.
RELATED: 'BEEF' Review: Steven Yeun and Ali Wong Are a Cut Above in Netflix Slow-Burn Revenge Tale | SXSW 2023 As the season ended, Amy and Danny slowly made their way back to civilization. Amy's husband George finds them but misconstrues the situation and shoots Danny. The final minutes of the show focus on Danny in the hospital as Amy sits with him. Lee revealed that it was Wong's idea to have Amy lay beside Danny in his bed. She shared it was because she wanted the feeling "of two people coming home to each other.
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