Minnesota Matt unexpectedly wins Boppin' Burger campaign

The first season finale of "The Z-Suite" aired recently on Tubi, concluding the streaming network's first original scripted comedy series. The finale, titled "Pitch, Please," wraps up the conflicting dynamics between younger and older generations in the workplace. Throughout the season, viewers followed Monica Marks, played by Lauren Graham, who faced challenges after a disastrous advertising campaign. She is replaced by 24-year-old Kriska, portrayed by Madison Shamoun, who lacks experience but is tasked with leading the team. Tension builds as Kriska works to secure an important campaign for Boppin' Burger while managing her group of friends, Elliot and Clem. In the final episode, Kriska struggles to impress big boss Oliver while Monica faces financial difficulties after starting her own agency. The plot thickens when Tiny Claus, a sentimental figure for Doug, goes missing, adding to the chaos. Kriska's emotional pitch for Boppin' Burger ultimately fails, as she is left to manage the fallout while her team quits in frustration. Complications increase when the final decision for the Super Bowl ad goes to Minnesota Matt, a minor character with no real experience. This unexpected outcome leaves Kriska and Monica scrambling, as they rush to secure potential new opportunities for their agency. The episode ends on a cliffhanger, with hints of continued rivalry and uncertainty for what comes next. Although a second season is not confirmed, the show's mix of humor and relatable themes may keep audiences eager for its return.