Best final confessions in television series

Sarah Lynn's confession to BoJack in the planetarium, shortly before her death, is a deeply impactful 'final' confession for her character. She admits her regrets about becoming a child actor and the destructive path her life took, making her subsequent death even more poignant.

Jimmy McGill's confession in 'Saul Gone' is a powerful act of redemption, where he sheds his Saul Goodman persona and reclaims his identity. He accepts the full consequences of his actions, providing a satisfying and bittersweet conclusion to his character arc.

Don Draper's confession to Betty about his true identity as Dick Whitman is a rare moment of vulnerability for a character who meticulously built a false identity. It shatters Betty's perception of him and is a crucial turning point in their relationship, leading to their eventual divorce.

The series 'A Confession' revolves around Detective Superintendent Steve Fulcher's ethical dilemma and personal cost in obtaining a crucial confession from a serial killer. It highlights the profound impact of a confession on all involved, including the detective who sacrifices his reputation for justice.

Eleanor's journey throughout 'The Good Place' is a continuous 'confession' and reckoning with her past selfishness and moral failings. Her final acceptance of her journey and readiness to move on represents a profound and earned final confession of her true, good self.