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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.

As the Showtime series airs its final episode, the showrunners look back at the essential role the city’s restaurants and neighborhoods played.

'Billions' creators reflect on the finale, how the writers strike impacted production, why Axe didn't end up with Wendy and more.

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.

SPOILER ALERT! Do not read this unless you have watched the series finale of Billions on Showtime. It’s the end of the road for Bobby Axelrod and his team:…

'Billions' creators Brian Koppelman, David Levien interview on season 7 finale, Admirals Fund, crafting an ending for show "obsessives" and spinoffs.

"Billions" is over. The series finale dropped at midnight on the Showtime app. It will run on Sunday for one last night. "Billions" was always the best written and acted show on TV. Long before "Succession," the drama wittily revolved around greed and the approval seeking of a son with his father

‘Billions’ creators Brian Koppelman and David Levien wanted their series finale to feel like the end of ‘The West Wing.’

David Levien, left, and Brian Koppelman are saying goodbye to the Showtime drama “Billions,” but they are already working on spinoffs. In an interview, the…

Emulating its scheming central power players, "Billions" has been stealthily turning itself into a stalwart drama with clear franchise potential.