
The show has successfully charted the highs and lows of Bravo Team for many years, so ending the series with cliffhangers and no resolution if it was subsequently canceled would have left most viewers unhappy. Still, it’s surprising that SEAL Team season 6, episode 10 featured as much closure as it did, giving a sense of where everyone would go next. Sadly, season 6’s perfect ending means that season 7 has a tough job ahead of it.
SEAL Team Season 6’s Powerful Final Scene Will Be Very Hard To Beat
SEAL Team season 6, episode 10 was the perfect conclusion
SEAL Team season 6 told the topical story of Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz) battling a TBI and charted its impact on his team. Despite coming to terms with his diagnosis, Jason kept the truth from Command, potentially setting Bravo Team up for disaster while in the field. As the SEAL Team season 6 finale concluded, Jason came clean while delivering his acceptance speech at an awards ceremony in Clay’s (Max Thieriot) honor. In the aftermath, he was summoned to a meeting and told his career was over.
SEAL Team season 7 will likely pick up with changes that allow these men to continue their careers with increased support, but it won’t be easy to top a scene that reiterated what the series had always been about: Bravo Team’s strong sense of brotherhood.
It set the bar high for whatever comes next in the show. SEAL Team season 7 will likely pick up with changes that allow these men to continue their careers with increased support, but it won’t be easy to top a scene that reiterated what the series had always been about: Bravo Team’s strong sense of brotherhood. Many final seasons struggle to serve all the characters well, but SEAL Team season 6 gave everyone satisfying arcs. It’s just a shame that whatever comes next won’t include Clay.
SEAL Team Season 7 Will Have A Void Following Max Thieriot’s Exit
Clay’s death was a shocking development
SEAL Team season 7 will likely feature a significant time jump, but it will struggle to move on from Clay because he had great connections with every member of the Bravo Team. A void will be felt in his absence, and bringing in new faces could make it feel like a desperate attempt to replace one of the show’s finest characters. Clay was involved in the biggest storylines, so the writers face an uphill battle crafting the next chapter.
SEAL Team Season 7 Will Likely Have More Heartbreak
Bringing the show back may lead to forced drama
Clay’s death was the latest in a long line of sad SEAL Team storylines, but at least there was an element of peace at the end of SEAL Team season 6, episode 10. In order to bring some new conflicts into the narrative, the series will have to pivot and introduce more drama, which will likely also usher in more heartbreak for Bravo Team. SEAL Team has never shied away from sensitive topics, and the final season will likely explore some more to send the storylines in new directions.