SERIES FINALE: There’s no denying that this show lost both steam and direction in Season 2, thanks to a new show-runner, and a dwindling lack of support from NBC. After burying this season on Saturday night, it now televises the final two episodes as a Sunday night finale – but on Memorial Day weekend. Even so, it builds to a finale worth watching: a faux version of the Tony Awards, in which the two musicals developed and partly presented on this show are vying for a Best Original Musical Tony. And for one last time, on-again, off-again competitors Megan Hilty and Katharine McPhee are on again – specifically, on stage.

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