He learned how to find himself, and then in finding himself, he was able to find Benji again and let him back into his life.” Sometimes it’s about just being by yourself and figuring things out, and Victor finally did that. “Life is not all about being in love and being in relationships. “I feel like Victor’s ending is very poetic,” Cimino says.
The ending - which is a callback to both “Love, Simon” and the “Love, Victor” pilot, in which a newly transplanted Victor couldn’t muster up the courage to ask Benji to ride the Ferris wheel with him - made the most sense to co-creators Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, who decided to call time on the hit teen dramedy after three seasons. In the “Love, Simon” spinoff's series finale, Victor accepts the school’s inaugural “bravery” award and pays tribute to the peers who have become an invaluable part of his coming-out journey: his neighbor-turned-best-friend, Felix (Anthony Turpel) his ex-girlfriend, Mia (Rachel Hilson) and his first love, Benji (George Sear), who arrives unannounced at the carnival later that night to declare that he wants to give their relationship another shot. Warning: The following contains spoilers for the third and final season of 'Love, Victor.'įor Victor Salazar (Michael Cimino), the charming teen protagonist of Hulu’s “Love, Victor,” all roads lead back to Creekwood High’s annual Winter Carnival.
