‘Pose’ Finale: Showrunner Steven Canals Talks [SPOILER]’s Sacrifice, The “Great Life Lesson” From Revolutionary Series’ Leading Ladies

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Emerson James From the strength and hope that consistently spring from Mj Rodriguez’s Blanca to the heartbreaking sacrifice of Billy Porter’s Pray Tell, the final season of FX’s “Pose” reaffirms its reputation as a groundbreaking series for LGBTQ representation.From a cast made up largely of Black and Latina transgender women to a writers room that included a wealth of LGBTQ voices, “Pose” stuck its landing by following through with the ending envisioned by series co-creators Steven Canals,

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Spoiler alert: Do not read if you are yet to watch the series finale of “Pose”.

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There were two empty chairs on stage for Pose‘s FYC panel at the Rose Bowl Saturday night, moderated by series co-creator/executive producer Ryan Murphy. He pointed to them midway through the discussion with co-creator/executive producer Steven Canals and stars Billy Porter and Mj Rodriguez when he brought out two big fans of the show who “wanted to  rearrange their vacation to be here,” Elton John and his husband David Furnish.

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June 6 marks the series finale of Pose, a drama that enlightened the masses about ’80s and 90’s ballroom culture in New York that served as a haven of family and love for the LGBTQIA+ community  — specifically for trans people of color. The finale aligns with the kick-off of Pride Month and for Steven Canals, who created the series alongside Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk this is an end of a groundbreaking era of television and the start of a career that is destined to flourish.