Hey there! If you ever wanted a fun, silly, yet totally warm-hearted web series about a woman trying to figure out life in her midlife crisis, then you’ve got to check out Not Dead Yet!

It’s just so relatable series and full of quirky moments that you can’t help but love.

I mean, seriously, I was reaching for tissues by the end of episode 10!

But, you know how it goes with these shows. Just when you think everything’s all wrapped up nicely, there’s gotta be some crazy twist that throws everything off balance.

That’s what keeps us coming back for more, right?

Well, episodes 9 and 10 of Season 2 didn’t quite give us the shocking ending we all wanted.

It left me wondering if this awesome show might just get axed for no good reason. Guess we’ll just have to cross our fingers and hope for the best.

This season was all about Lexi, and let me tell you, Duncan (played by Brad Garrett) was quite the character.

He’s like the big bad wolf of the season, all intimidating and stuff. But hey, there’s always more to the story, especially in a comedy like Not Dead Yet.

So, yeah, take it all with a pinch of salt and enjoy the ride.

So, without further delay, let’s explore the last two episodes of Season 2 and see how it all wraps up!

What Happened on Her Big Day?

Nell’s birthday started off pretty rough, but it got better eventually. She was all hyped up about freezing her eggs and made a “life pie” to celebrate.

But then, Edward revealed a secret about Duncan wanting to sell the paper, sending everyone into a frenzy.

Nell stayed hopeful, thinking Lexi could talk sense into her dad.

But, as usual, Duncan made Lexi feel small in front of him. Meanwhile, Nell had to write an obituary for the former editor, reminding us of how important journalism is for truth.

Then Quentin, the guy eyeing the paper, came around, and Nell called him a buzzard, not knowing he could hear her.

While Lexi struggled to connect with her dad, she ended up spending hours at Nell’s house making a board game for pets.

Later, at Cricket’s, Nell tries to charm Quentin at her birthday bash, but it doesn’t go as planned.

She realized she couldn’t change his mind about selling the paper, so she drowned her sorrows with TJ, having a blast at Katy Perry’s tunes.

The next morning, Nell woke up to find Quentin crashed at her place, fully dressed, mind you.

Actually, he’s having a tough time too, and Nell’s company is helping him cope. But even that couldn’t prevent the sale.

To top it off, Duncan had a stroke, leaving Nell in shock when she tried to talk to him.

Duncan End Up Biting the Dust?

Well, in the dramatic finale of Not Dead Yet season 2, things get pretty intense. The whole gang at the office rallies around Lexi as she faces some serious challenges.

Sam’s freaking out, but Edward’s surprisingly cool, which throws her off.

Meanwhile, Lexi’s busy teaching the hospital staff how to do their jobs, and Edward’s right there, being all supportive. It’s pretty clear they make a great team.

Meanwhile, back at the office, Nell’s acing her interview with Quentin, thanks to some advice from Duncan’s ghost. Duncan even refers to her as “his girl,” but then reality hits, reminding her that Lexi’s his girl.

So, they rush to the hospital, hoping Duncan makes it through so he can tell Lexi how he feels through Nell.

Eventually, Nell manages to get Lexi to open up as if Duncan’s right there beside them (well, his ghost kinda is).

Lexi shares how her dad never really saw her for who she truly is, always treating her like she needs to be taken care of.

She even talks about how he sold the paper without a word after she ran it successfully for years.

But Nell’s there to reassure her, showing her the support from the whole office. And just when Nell’s about to get Duncan to express his gratitude, Lexi jumps in, announcing that Duncan’s surgery went well and he’ll be just fine.

Lexi stands up to her father, telling him she bought the paperback all on her own merit, and surprisingly, he approves.

As the episode wraps up, we’re treated to a touching voiceover from Nell, reminding us that the newspaper isn’t just about news; it’s about people. Guess what? It’s actually from an essay Nell wrote asking for more money from Lexi.

But hey, that’s awesome. And just like that, the SoCal Independent is safe, and everything’s back to normal.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

What Is “Not Dead Yet” About?

“Not Dead Yet” is a web series that follows a woman exploring her midlife crisis with humor and heart.

Who Stars in “Not Dead Yet”?

The series features a talented cast, including Brad Garrett as Duncan.

Why Should I Watch “Not Dead Yet”?

“Not Dead Yet” offers a blend of silliness and warmth, making it relatable and entertaining for viewers of all ages.

When Did Season 2 of “Not Dead Yet” Air?

Season 2 of “Not Dead Yet” aired recently, providing fans with more hilarious and heartfelt moments.

Where Can I Watch “Not Dead Yet”?

You can catch “Not Dead Yet” on Disney+ and Hulu.

How Many Episodes Are There in Season 2?

Season 2 of “Not Dead Yet” consists of 10 episodes, each packed with fun and quirky moments.

Is “Not Dead Yet” Suitable for Kids?

While “Not Dead Yet” is generally family-friendly, some themes and jokes may be more suitable for older viewers.

What Makes “Not Dead Yet” Different from Other Shows?

“Not Dead Yet” stands out for its unique premise and lovable characters, offering a fresh take on the midlife crisis genre.

Will There Be a Season 3 of “Not Dead Yet”?

As of now, there’s no official confirmation about Season 3, but fans are hopeful for more adventures with their favorite characters.