{"id":398361,"date":"2022-01-23T17:00:31","date_gmt":"2022-01-23T14:00:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/en.buradabiliyorum.com\/david-boreanaz-breaks-down-the-questions-set-up-by-that-intense-season-5-finale\/"},"modified":"2022-01-23T17:00:31","modified_gmt":"2022-01-23T14:00:31","slug":"david-boreanaz-breaks-down-the-questions-set-up-by-that-intense-season-5-finale","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/david-boreanaz-breaks-down-the-questions-set-up-by-that-intense-season-5-finale\/","title":{"rendered":"#David Boreanaz Breaks Down the Questions Set Up By That Intense Season 5 Finale"},"content":{"rendered":"

“#David Boreanaz Breaks Down the Questions Set Up By That Intense Season 5 Finale<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for the SEAL Team<\/em> Season 5 finale \u201cAll Bravo Stations.\u201d]<\/strong><\/p>\n

The good news<\/a>: Bravo\u2019s omega op in Venezuela was a success. The bad news: They\u2019re in some serious trouble by the end of the SEAL Team<\/em> Season 5 finale.<\/p>\n

First, upon arriving home, the members of Bravo take care of personal matters: Jason (David Boreanaz) and Mandy (Jessica Par\u00e9) are seemingly trying to make a relationship work after he\u2019s honest about what he\u2019s been dealing with; Clay (Max Thieriot) gets to hold his baby, and he and Stella (Alona Tal) bring Brian home; Sonny (AJ Buckley) apologies to Clay \u2014 with Leanne\u2019s hand-me-downs \u2014 and to Davis (Toni Trucks); Ray (Neil Brown Jr.) and Naima (Parisa Fakhri) get back on track for their veterans center; and Davis\u2019 paper gets some positive attention.<\/p>\n

Then, Bravo must head out again, this time to Mali, to capture a high-ranking SGS member. Before they touch down, Clay reveals it\u2019s his last mission so he can spend time with his family. But once on the ground, the team is ambushed, and last we see them \u2014 in a montage with Stella\u2019s baby shower \u2014 they\u2019re trapp<\/a>ed and under heavy fire.<\/p>\n

Boreanaz, who is also an executive producer on the Paramount+ military drama, breaks down the finale.<\/p>\n

That last sequence in the finale was insane.<\/strong><\/p>\n

David Boreanaz: <\/strong>Yeah, it was. Chris [Chulack] did such a good job at that. He\u2019s such a good director at putting these montages together towards the end and the sequence, it was sad. There\u2019s such beautiful imagery in the contrast between war and what goes on at home, it\u2019s so interesting to me and it\u2019s so impactful, and I think he hit that really good.<\/p>\n

\"David<\/p>\n

CBS<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Is there anything you can say about what could be next and the chances of everyone surviving?<\/strong><\/p>\n

I don\u2019t know. I wish I could give you the full-on answers to a lot of those questions. Look, it\u2019s war and everybody, including myself, is open to an X on their back and in the line of work that they\u2019re in could be killed or injured, so it opens the [door to] who may survive, who may not survive, who\u2019s gonna be injured. Is that injury gonna be of significant value? Is it gonna be for significant time? How does it impact the team? What does it do to Bravo? There\u2019s a lot of questions that\u2019ll come out of this season finale.<\/p>\n

We see Jason was shot in the arm, but he couldn\u2019t even think about that.<\/strong><\/p>\n

You gotta stay in the fight.<\/p>\n

Considering his TBI is the more concerning part: What is this going to do to his head?<\/strong><\/p>\n

I don\u2019t know. [Laughs<\/em>] What\u2019s it been doing to his head for five seasons? That\u2019s the other bigger question, right? I think that it\u2019s something that he will always have. I don\u2019t think his TBI is gonna be miraculously healed. I think people [who do] what they do, it puts them in that category, right? Whether it\u2019s PTS, TBI, it\u2019s a lot going on for all of them, and furthermore, especially for Jason, because that was kind of spotlighted this season.<\/p>\n

\"Max<\/p>\n

Cliff Lipson\/CBS<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Speaking of Jason\u2019s journey the season, why do you think he\u2019s in a better place to deal with his TBI and everything than he was when we first met him or even a couple seasons ago?<\/strong><\/p>\n

For him, it\u2019s pockets of how it affects him and, when he\u2019s going along or he is on a mission, how it hits him, how he gets triggered, how it gets triggered really. \u2018Cause it\u2019s there and it gets triggered a little bit more and then a little bit more, and then you see him kind of slipping and falling and really this season taking it to a degree of offing himself, which is pretty intense to see. It\u2019s just how it\u2019s triggered regardless if it was in the pilot or if it was really not touched upon or it was his sacrifice and how much he missed out on \u2014 missing out on his daughter\u2019s graduation or the musical recital we saw on the pilot and how it affects him mentally, how he goes home to nothing, how he lost his wife. There\u2019s just so much to it that I think it just gets triggered in different seasons as it did. We saw that and then we examined a little bit more this year.<\/p>\n

Speaking of what he missed out on, that\u2019s why he understands Clay\u2019s decision. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Yeah, and I think that\u2019s an instrumental part. Look, when Clay came in, he picked him and saw a lot of himself in Clay and he admired that, but he also was very wary of his spontaneous, just go off the cuff kind of action that would just put the team in jeopardy. But Jason was like that too \u2014 in the pilot, right? He just went for something and found himself digging deeper into a hole he should not have been getting himself into, but he has that understanding, yeah. He understands the family aspect of it and where Clay is and where his head is and where his heart is, too. That plays a good relationship there as we folded that out towards the end of the season.<\/p>\n

\"Jessica<\/p>\n

Erik Voake\/CBS<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

It looks like Jason and Mandy might finally make a relationship work, especially since he\u2019s put himself out there and is now being honest with her. What makes them both in the right place for that to be possible?<\/strong><\/p>\n

I don\u2019t know if it\u2019s possible. God, it\u2019s such a struggle to really define happiness for this guy in a way. It touches upon it, I know, a lot in the season finale and even more so in this season. But how is that gonna unfold? I don\u2019t know. How is that going to change? It\u2019s very interesting with this character, how he can be so all in, and then all of a sudden, just get blown up really fast, right? And like, hey, well this is your job. This is my job. This is what I\u2019m doing, and it\u2019s a big sacrifice and the stakes are extremely high here. So for these characters, it wears on their minds. And when they leave it and then they go out and do what their job is, then it breaks down to, Jesus, man, I can\u2019t go back to that or something happened or I\u2019m triggered again. So there\u2019s hope, but you just don\u2019t know with these characters.<\/p>\n

You even have to look at Jason and Mandy\u2019s homes. They\u2019re so different. His is fine for him and Cerberus, but if he\u2019s actually going to be trying to build a life with Mandy, you\u2019d think he\u2019d have to move.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Oh yeah, move out of this place. I said to [executive producer] Spencer [Hudnut], gotta get him out of that apartment. He\u2019s living upstairs or somewhere. [Laughs<\/em>] I always think he needs to be closer to the water on the beach, that\u2019s where his soul is.<\/p>\n

This season more than any other one, especially these last couple of episodes, put Jason\u2019s trust in his team on display. And that came after they\u2019ve lost a couple members this season and the end of the last.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Full Metal [died at the end of Season 4], [and] Trent [Tyler Grey], that was a detrimental hit, the fact that [Jason] almost put the whole team down, That was scary, for his head and where he was and how he made that choice and not knowing his reflection of how serious this situation is and was at that moment. Coming out of the ayahuasca, obviously he felt a sense of understanding the groundness of \u2014 I talked to a couple of these guys who have done these ayahuasca journeys, and one of the things they always say to me is, it\u2019s like really, you understand death a lot better. You come to accept it rather than fight it or be fearful of it, if that makes any sense to you. It\u2019s a real sense of them saying, OK, I\u2019ve confronted those deeply rooted fears in my life and what that means. And these characters go, wow, I understand it. I\u2019ve seen death or I\u2019ve seen the dark side, and I understand it and I\u2019m not scared of it anymore, but these characters have to continuously work on themselves and that\u2019s hard to do with what they do for a living.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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