A bittersweet finale captures what made this irreverent, sincere comedy so spectacular in the first place.
If there’s one turn of phrase that Bear, Elora, and the rest of theFor three seasons, characters young and old have spouted it back and forth, up and down the fictional streets of the fictional Oklahoma reservation town of Okern. Sometimes it’s used as an insult, sometimes as a term of endearment. More often than not, however, “shitass” is something in between—a call-out that speaks to one’s lovable qualities as well as one’s flaws. It’s the kind of thing that only people who know you say.
Okern and its “shitass” shout-filled streets are where the five teenagers who’ve spent years calling themselves the “Rez Dogs” grew up, and in Wednesday’s finale, it becomes the site of a tearful goodbye. Some will stay, and some will go, but each of the teens has found at least some well-earned resolution after a couple very rough years.
When she first sits down with Hokti, Willie Jack feels lost and overwhelmed. She doesn’t know how to bring her friends together in spite of their shared grief over Daniel. But Hokti teaches her how to listen to herself through prayer. She reminds her niece of the stories she’d told her growing up about their forebears—caretakers who held their community together during forced migration. “Men and women, their songs led us through the dark,” she says. “They’re watching you, my girl.
The series finale even calls back to Willie Jack and Hokti’s Season 2 meeting when Willie Jack returns for more advice about grieving—with another armful of vending machine snacks in hand as an offering. Although Willie Jack worries that she didn’t have enough time to learn all that Old Man Fixico could have taught her, Hokti reframes the idea; all of his loved ones will carry on a piece of his teachings, Hokti reminds her niece.
“That’s how community works,” Hokti says. “It’s sprawling; it spreads. What do you think they came for when they tried to get rid of us? Our community. You break that, you break the individual.” Although he might be dead, she emphasized, “Fixico isn’t gone. He’s right here—between you and me.”might want its viewers to find in its understanding of community, the series also carries a vital reminder of how white America has tried to destroy that source of power.
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