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We’ve finally come to it, Billions fans: The point teased at the start of the season, when we had no real clue why Mike Prince would huck a printer through a glass wall just because he knew Wendy Rhoades was sitting on the other side. The Showtime series’ finale laid out exactly how Bobby Axelrod & Co. teamed up to take down Prince’s company and his presidential campaign — and it gave longtime viewers some satisfying goodbyes, as well. In a moment, we’ll want to hear what you thoug...

After seven seasons, drama series 'Billions' ended much as it began with a finale episode, 'Admirals Fund,' designed to please longtime fans.

Who would have guessed that the ‘Billions’ series finale would be the warmest and fuzziest episode of the whole series, as the power of friendship helps Chuck and Axe take down one last bad guy. Read Vulture’s recap of season seven, episode 12 here.

Billions finally gets into fighting shape. A recap of ‘Billions,’ season seven, episode seven, ‘DMV,’ now streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime.

The return of John Malkovich’s terrifying Russian oligarch leaves Chuck and Axe on good terms. A recap of ‘Billions,’ season seven, episode six, ‘The Man in the Olive Drab T-Shirt,’ now streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime.

We’re still waiting for the group to get their plan to take down Prince in motion. It’s taking too long. A recap of ‘Billions,’ season seven, episode five, ‘The Gulag Archipelago,’ now streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime.

LOL to the notion that a sex scandal would preclude a man from becoming president. A recap of ‘Original Sin,’ episode two of season seven of ‘Billions’ on Showtime, starring Maggie Siff, Paul Giamatti, and Corey Stoll.

A recap of ‘Tower of London,’ episode 1 and the premiere of season 7 of Wendy is getting the gang back together. And you know what that means — Axe is back, baby! ‘Billions’ on Showtime, starring Maggie Siff, Paul Giamatti, and Corey Stoll.

This high-octane drama by Showtime starring Damian Lewis, Paul Giamatti, Corey Stoll and Maggie Siff indulges toxic masculinity even as it exposes it

Two men sit in a prosecutor’s office. One will go to jail. Things are about to get complicated.