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Hulu released the Season 2 finale of “Nine Perfect Strangers” on 2 July, closing the eight-episode run with a confrontation between Nicole Kidman’s retreat guru Masha Dmitrichenko and Mark Strong’s billionaire defence-and-media magnate David Sharpe. The episode reveals that Sharpe’s company, Signal Op, has shaped the trauma of every guest at Masha’s Austrian Alps wellness centre, from weapons that killed family members to funding cuts that derailed careers. Under a heavy dose of psychedelics, Sharpe vows to quit arms manufacturing, but later reneges—prompting Masha to leak video of his promise, wiping nearly US$1 billion from his net worth, according to the script. A month later the pair meet at a McDonald’s in Bavaria, where Sharpe proposes a new psychedelic-therapy unit at Signal Op and brandishes compromising retreat footage to force Masha into a nondisclosure agreement for a US$100,000 fee. She signs, insisting their shared past—including a deceased daughter—binds them “like family,” and seals the pact with a kiss. The ending resolves most guest story-lines yet leaves the central power struggle open, providing a clear narrative path should Hulu commission a third season.
