Short Narrative Ending: The finale of "The Studio" concludes with a presentation at CinemaCon, where Matt Remick and his team face numerous challenges. Despite the chaotic nature of the event, they manage to secure a successful outcome, ensuring that Continental Studios will not be sold to Amazon. This resolution leaves the season on a hopeful note.

Expanded Ending Narrative:

As the season finale begins, we find Griffin Mill, a central character, in an unusual predicament. He is discovered by Matt, Sal, Quinn, and Maya inside the Venetian fountain, an unexpected and surreal setting. This scene sets the tone for the rest of the episode, which is filled with chaotic and unpredictable events. The situation unfolds with Patty, Matt's former boss, learning about the potential sale of Continental Studios to Amazon. She agrees to help Matt after understanding that Griffin's presentation is crucial to the studio's fate.

The team then heads to CinemaCon for the pivotal presentation, which becomes the climax of the episode. However, things quickly become complicated as it is revealed that Zoë Kravitz, Dave Franco, and Griffin Mill are high on mushrooms. This adds a layer of unpredictability to the proceedings, as their altered states threaten to derail the presentation. Despite these challenges, Matt and his team struggle to keep everything on track.

The presentation itself is a chaotic mix of moments, with the team facing numerous obstacles. The audience is left wondering if they will manage to pull off a successful pitch. Yet, despite all the hiccups, the presentation ultimately ends well. The successful delivery of the presentation secures a crucial victory for Matt and his team: Continental Studios will not be sold to Amazon.

The finale, titled "The Presentation," concludes with a sense of hope and relief for the characters. The episode's ending is marked by a blend of humor and tension, highlighting the complex and often unpredictable nature of the film industry. Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg directed the episode, which they co-wrote alongside Peter Huyck, Alex Gregory, and Frida Perez. The ending caps off the season on a high note, leaving viewers with a sense of optimism about the future of Continental Studios.