Part two of the season finale takes “Do we need therapy?” from curiosity to catharsis. With therapist Ali guiding the room, Shay opens up about how an abusive past shaped her “go along to get along” survival mode—and how sobriety, stability, and a safer love rewired what she believed she deserved. Clifton surprises himself with the real breakthrough: realizing how rare it is to be fully seen without performing. It’s funny, tender, and unexpectedly healing—complete with an “Oklahoma” honesty codeword, a near-tearful mic moment, and one last classic CliShay detour into phone-sex-voice chaos. This is the finale that actually sticks the landing.

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Here are some notable moments from the finale:

00:00 — Part 2 begins: “You need therapy” recap

00:18 — Ali connects the dots: “Go along to get along” + abusive past

01:37 — Clifton’s fridge analogy: “You can’t just shove it over”

02:05 — Trauma bond chemistry + TikTok truth bomb

03:34 — Shay: sobriety made everything clear

06:06 — “John says jump, I say how high” (survival mode)

08:35 — How Clifton can help: creating safety for Shay’s voice

09:52 — The “Oklahoma” codeword for radical honesty

11:20 — Shay admits she wasn’t fine; Clifton checks in

17:45 — The tearful moment: “I didn’t know if I could be loved”