'Apples Never Fall' Finale Unveils Family's Hidden Struggles

Peacock series concludes with a deep dive into the Delaney family's secrets, offering a hopeful look at overcoming past traumas.

The finale of 'Apples Never Fall' on Peacock, based on Liane Moriarty's novel, reveals what happened to missing matriarch Joy Delaney, highlighting the family's struggles and secrets.
Showrunner Melanie Marnich explains how the series explores family dynamics, emphasizing the complexity of parental relationships and the impact of external threats on family unity.
Significant changes from the book to the screen adaptation include added storylines and altered character arcs, aiming to enhance the narrative's focus on family complexities.
Alison Brie, who plays eldest daughter Amy, discusses her character's journey of isolation and emotional growth, underscoring the importance of addressing past traumas for healing.
The series concludes with the family confronting their issues head-on, suggesting a hopeful path towards reconciliation and understanding, despite the challenges they've faced.