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The BBC has yet to announce what the future holds for the drama, which revolves around five menopausal women who form a punk rock band.
So, how did the six-parter wrap up? And what's next?
Riot Women ending explained
In the finale, Kitty narrowly avoided a third stint behind bars after the criminal damage case against her collapsed.
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Sally Wainwright's Riot Women is a gloriously feminist anthemHappy Valley’s Sally Wainwright divulges emotional personal inspiration behind Riot Women - as cast of characters explainedGraham had made an obscene sexual remark toward her—a habit, apparently—but Kitty managed to brush it off. It was his insistence that she reveal Tom’s biological father, however, that triggered a deep-seated rage, and she punched him, further straining her relationship with her son.
But the very end hinted at potential upheaval: just after their first gig following the recording of their single Red (big up Jenny Lennox, not Bollocks), Kitty received a call from her dad, who is currently in prison.
One had died after being stabbed, but two were still alive—one of them an undercover officer who later became a detective chief superintendent before retiring.
"I've got an address. What you gonna do then, love? Have you decided?" her dad asked.
So, what's a girl to do? Choosing vengeance could have far-reaching consequences for her, Tom, Beth, and the band—who now seem poised to take the world by storm. Will Kitty instead protect her peace—and a future that, for the first time, has the potential to truly nourish her and set her free?
Beth has found a new lease on life thanks to Kitty. After previously attempting suicide, she's now finding peace and purpose making music with her adopted son's biological mother—who would have thought it? Holly gave Nisha a dossier detailing PC Rudy Rudenko's heinous crimes, including sharing photos of her online after her brutal assault. She had been hesitant to report him previously, fearing inaction or repercussions—but now, armed with proof, will she finally act?Meanwhile, Holly and Yvonne’s mum, Nancy, is struggling with worsening dementia, prompting Holly to suggest she move in with one of them. And who knows what painfully awkward dating anecdotes the former police officer might share in future episodes?Jess has also reconciled with her daughter Chloe, who moved back above the pub with her kids—and with Jess’s former nemesis Inez, whom Chloe had been secretly dating and whom Jess has since forgiven. That peace, however, will surely evaporate when Chloe calls Gerry 'Geriatric' again.And what's next for the Riot Women, who rocked the local festival and now look set to take their music even further?
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