Flack Season 2 ending explained: Does Robyn get fired?

Flack Season 2 is here, and you’ve likely spent your time binge-watching the six episodes. Not got there yet but want the spoilers? Here’s the ending!

Hands up if you’ve already binged your way through all six episodes of Flack Season 2. You’re definitely not alone. And you’ll probably go back to watch all the highs and lows for each of the characters.

There were some great moments for Eve and Caroline throughout the season. They got a lot more development than they received in the first season, and we need Flack Season 3 just to see more of them. Melody also proved her skills even more, especially to Eve, who was a little deceptive in the way she got Melody to come back to the firm.

But what about Robyn? How did it all end for her? After the way she blew up her life at the end of the first season, we’d hoped she would make things better during the second season. Did that happen?

Did Robyn get fired on Flack Season 2?

At first, Robyn tried to make amends. By the end of the season, she’d relapsed on drugs and pushed everyone away from her. She then shared a secret she shouldn’t, which she knew could end up getting her fired.

All the blame was initially put on Melody, but Eve saw through it. After everything Melody had done up to this point, there is no way she would leak information to a journalist. Eve believed her protege, and she made that clear to Caroline.

Fortunately for Melody, Caroline believed Eve. At the very end, she made it clear that Robyn was the one fired. Deep down, Caroline knew the truth and she was done with Robyn’s reckless behavior.

In her personal life, things were even worse. Robyn, while high, had scared her sister, Ruth. That led to Ruth kicking her sister out of her life while taking her husband back.

Flack Season 2 ended very much similar to Season 1. Robyn is without friends, and this time, she’s without a job. We need a third season to see if she can get her life back on track.

Flack is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video.