Brian Koppelman and David Levien discuss the end of 'Billions,' a drama about a shrewd U.S. attorney and a cocky billionaire, which came to a close after seven seasons and featured the return of Damian Lewis.
This article contains spoilers for the series finale of 'Billions.' When the propulsive financial drama 'Billions' premiered in 2016, its core premise centered on the vicious blood feud between U.S Atty. Chuck Rhoades and billionaire hedge fund king Bobby “Axe” Axelrod. The hatred between the two men was so fierce it was almost assured that only one man would be left standing at the end.
When we realized we could have Bobby Axelrod come back, it allowed us to set up an ending for obsessive 'Billions' fans to build something satisfying. Still, it's probably startling for fans to see Rhoades and Axe shaking hands at the end. Levien: Yes, they come to a place of grudging mutual respect. There was a more dangerous enemy that seemed to threaten the well-being of everybody on the planet. That was something that could unify them temporarily.
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