Veepboss drops 7 hints about series finale: 'Not every character gets the ending they want'

Veeps seven-season campaign is winding down, which means that its time to man up and send off Selina.

Veepexecutive producer David Mandel calls the series finale happy but also sad and fitting and even epic.

And it sounds like closure is on the ticket, too.

What they mean is, they want Julia to be president, not Selina.

But they think they want Selina.

Does anybody pay for anything in politics anymore?

That being said, there is a price to pay for behavior.

If not today, then tomorrow.

So how much of the shows legacy is riding or should ride on this semi-supersized final installment?

I quite like theSeinfeldfinale, he adds.

We didCurb Your Enthusiasms about that very fact.

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Elsewherefinale, I love a good finale.

Yeah, there was a lot of pressure [on us].

That said, he seems confident in the finale that emerged: I wouldnt have done it any differently.

A brokered convention means a lot of backroom deal-making and Selina may need a new buddy.

Jonah was right and the delegates know it.

Gary [Tony Hale] is saving Selinas favorite lipstick, Dubonnet, for a very special moment.

Selinas new speechwriter has no idea hes writing her speech.

Kent [Gary Cole] reveals his favorite number.

Not every character gets the ending they want, but at least theres peace in the Middle East.