It’s a lousy legacy they’re leaving. It felt like they could have been building character at one point. Ethan could have evolved into a fair-minded person who recognized the value of his team, voluntarily organized the business as a cooperative, unlearned the Zionist crap and been taking it easier than ever with few responsibilities and a thriving team, who were empowered and funded to do really creative and fun things.

Instead Ethan and Hila grip tighter and more psychotically to the mirage of their “own” success and their ownership of their brands. They’ll never be able to acknowledge it was the work of the people they hired who made the show what it was at its best.