The 'Reservation Dogs' Finale Is Note-Perfect
The FX coming-of-age comedy ends with a fitting focus on friendship and community.
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The FX coming-of-age comedy ends with a fitting focus on friendship and community.
At the end of its 28-episode run, the series finale of Reservation Dogs is a thing complete unto itself, with life and everything in between.
As the groundbreaking TV show comes to an end, one Native American pop culture aficionado reflects on its impact.
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/FXFor three beautifully honest seasons, we’ve watched Reservation Dogs deftly depict modern Native American life in a way never before seen in TV or film. The nuanced storytelling—courtesy of an all-Indigenous team of writers, directors, and regular actors—captivated audiences from the time it premiered in 2021 and earned creators Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi many accolades, including a Peabody Award and a Golden Globe nod. But for Native
Behind the scenes of the groundbreaking Native American TV show with the actors’ moms.