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But perhaps, besides June, the most heart-touching conclusion was given to Serena Joy. Serena was the full-blown antagonist with a complexity that begged empathy as her story unfolded.

Co-showrunners Eric Tuchman and Yahlin Chang tell The Hollywood Reporter the biggest endings they wrestled with were for June and Serena, while Yvonne Strahovski weighs in on the Serena debate.