Preview — The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey Season 1 Episode 6: Ptolemy
We’ve reached the end of The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey. On the series finale, The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey Season 1 Episode 6, “Ptolemy,” Ptolemy will need to race against time to complete the final item on his to-do list.
By the end of the penultimate episode, The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey Season 1 Episode 5, “Nina,” Ptolemy had accomplished most of the things he had set out to do when he agreed to take Doctor Rubin’s treatment.
He had put things in place to protect and provide for Robyn, provided for Reggie’s kids and the rest of his family, spoke to Nina, and said a heartfelt goodbye to his nephew.
He also confronted Reggie’s killer and set up a showdown that will take place in the finale.
Unfortunately, the first signs that Doctor Rubin’s treatment is wearing off started to show on “Nina” as well, which means Ptolemy’s time is short.
The big question left as we head into the finale is will he be able to remove the threat Reggie’s killer poses to Reggie’s family before returning to that place of confusion and fear that viewers saw back on The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey Season 1 Episode1, “Reggie.”
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Episode description: Ptolemy must settle all scores and make peace with his past—before he loses his memories once and for all.
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