The conclusion of How to Get Away with Murder is nigh. And with that, we have been promised answers.
For five seasons, we have followed the escapades of Annalise Keating and her students who always seem to find themselves in one deadly predicament after another.
With the sixth and final season set to begin on September 26th, showrunner Pete Nowalk has told TV Guide that, for once, he has structured the season to provide more answers than questions.
“What I’m just excited about is this show should have an ending,” he said. “The storyline, any good mystery, you answer as many of the questions as you can — and I’m going to try to answer as many as I can. We really put the audience and our fans who have kept watching on a rollercoaster, which just is one giant cliffhanger. Whenever we answer something, we give them another cliffhanger. So, I just feel good about finally saying, ‘Guess what? We’re going to end it and you’re going to get your answers and there will be no cliffhanger at the end. There will just be a story ending.’ And that feels really good and lucky to be able to do.”
We guess we’ll find out if you really can get away with murder once and for all.
