NewAmsterdam gave Max Goodwin one last medical case to solve before he turned in his badge for good.
In the two-hour series finale, titled"Right Place"/"How Can I Help?," the New Amsterdam medical director made a surprising discovery about the cancer cure drug he was about to sign off on after learning that his ex, Helen Sharpe, was the one who instigated the experimental trial that would later prove problematic. Though Helen's intentions were likely to help Max during his cancer battle, the drug Max hoped would cure cancer was dead.
"It was a blessing and a curse to know we were ending. A curse because we had more stories to tell and more places to go, and we thought we had a couple more years left. But a blessing because we got to end it on our terms and so few shows get to do that," co-showrunner Davd Schulner told ET over Zoom, admitting"there's an element of denial" over the show ending.
Schulner shared that the series' final scene was first pitched by his 11-year-old daughter, which then followed with similar ideas floated by a few staff writers. "It's so delicate. If you imagine that ending being on Max's face compared to it being Max's daughter saying the same line, it's so much more satisfying for ineffable reasons to a degree," Horton added."For some reason that just feels fresh as well as moving, as well as a resolution. And so it's always trying to find your way to that right note to end the symphony on. And I think we found it.
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