How to Get Away with Murder Series Finale: Who Lived, Who Died, and Wes' Appearance Explained

President Donald Trump once again baselessly accused MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough of murder Wednesday, this time doing it on Brian Kilmeade’s daily radio program with no pushback from the host.

The likes of Elijah Wood, Orlando Bloom and Sir Ian McKellen will take part in the Gad-hosted Zoom chat

How To Get Away With Murder star Karla Souzais expecting her second child with husband Marshall Trenkmann.  The Mexican actress shared the lovely pregnancy news on Wednesday afternoon with an adorable picture showing off her growing baby bump.  "Those of you who have already watched module one of #Unleased already know this, but building this course has also coincided with my pregnancy," she wrote on Instagram, alongside a picture of herself carrying her daughter Gianna Trenkmann.

Queen Elizabeth II once reached her breaking point while hosting one particular guest in the past.

The series finale of How to Get Away with Murder was a bloodbath, and that's seriously saying something when you tally up all the murders that have happened on this show. Over the past six seasons, Annalise (Viola Davis) and her gang have been part of over a dozen deaths and murders, including a few from their own group.

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“How To Get Away With Murder” went out with several huge bangs Thursday night.

It’s all coming to an end for “How to Get Away With Murder”.

How to Get Away with Murder Season 6 is officially over, and it ended with a bang! If you're wondering whether this twisty series is renewed for Season 7, sadly, the answer is no. ABC decided Season 6 would be the final season of the show, which means the Season 6 finale was the series finale, and we won't be getting another year of Annalise Keating (Viola Davis).

So Wes was not alive after all.  Like some had suspected but few wanted to believe, the Alfie Enoch who walked through Annalise's funeral was actually a grown up Christopher, because—like many suspected and we all did want to believe—Annalise's funeral actually takes place decades in the future.

SPOILER ALERT – This post has major spoilers for How to Get Away with Murder, so beware of reading any further.

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Holy plot twist! Fans went into the Thursday, May 14, series finale of How to Get Away With Murder believing Annalise (Viola Davis) was a dead woman walking, but multiple characters met their ends before the hour was over.

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Viola Davis said yes to How to Get Away With Murder back in 2014 for a simple reason: She wanted to "be the show." Six seasons and an Emmy win later, it's safe to say she accomplished just that. When Davis joined the series created by Pete Nowalk and executive produced by Shonda Rhimes, she already had two Oscar nominations and two Golden Globes nominations to her name for Doubt and The Help.

After six years of killing off beloved characters, How to Get Away with Murder Season 6 delivered the shock of the century by seemingly bringing one of them back to life! Wes Gibbins' (Alfred Enoch) return in the midseason finale still yet to be explained on the eve of the series finale. We'll have all our answers soon, but that hasn't stopped us from speculating about how in the world he could be alive and well at Annalise's (Viola Davis) funeral.

If you think you're emotional about How to Get Away with Murder coming to an end, just wait until you see the cast. In this exclusive look at the show's wrap party, the cast barely kept their emotions in check as they said farewell to the series they've spent six years building.