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Veep stars pick their all-time favorite scenes. When Selina Meyer issues her final salute or insult or facepalm at the end of season 7 of Veep, viewers will be saying farewell to one of the most ...
You can read that gesture as closure, but not full forgiveness. “He’s very angry,” says Hale. “He’s very bitter .
In Selina’s final scene — at least one in which she is not in a casket — she reflexively called out for Gary in the Oval Office, only to have new staffer Keith (Andy Daly) remind her that Gary is gone.
But Hale says that the ultimate revenge may be Selina’ s, even from the grave. “I thought it was really interesting that everybody is in old-age makeup, everybody’s looking rough, we’re all really old, and the only one that is not in old-age makeup is Selina ,” says Hale. “Because she’s in the casket.
Yes, the person she had appointed to take charge of her faith-based initiative — the person who had the most faith in her, the person who did god-knows-what for her on the good ship Labor Day — would be the one to pay for all of her corruption. It was a sadistic death blow.
Over the years, Veep has offered up myriad moments of comedic genius — vain VP Selina (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) walking through a glass door; her too-loyal body man Gary (Tony Hale) starting to bleed with joy or being at the mercy of Selina's "cooking" post-heart attack; the recitation of “The Jonad Files” at a Congressional hearing — that it’s virtually impossible to pick a favorite. But the virtually impossible is what Selina demands, so in that spirit, EW asked each star to share his/her all-time favorite scene from HBO’s beloved political comedy, which launches its seventh and final season on Mar. 31 at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT.
Richardson selects the scene from the season 5 finale, “Hell to the Chief, ” in which Selina — who just learned that she won’t stay President now that the Senate has broken the tie in favor of Montez — gets blitzed in the Oval Office with Richard.
Amy assures Selina that people won’t equate her with a natural disaster, to which Selina articulates her disgust for the people that she represents, saying: “I’ve met some people, okay? Real people. A lot of them. And I gotta tell you, a lot are f—in’ idiots.”
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