'Sugar' Episode 7 Ending Explained: Humans finally stumble upon John Sugar's shocking secret

'Sugar' Episode 7 brings John Sugar closer to finding Olivia Siegel, with powerful people involved in her disappearance
PUBLISHED MAY 10, 2024
'Sugar' Episode 7 sees John Sugar and his group's identity leaked to humans (@AppleTV+)
'Sugar' Episode 7 sees John Sugar and his group's identity leaked to humans (@AppleTV+)

Contains spoilers for 'Sugar'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'Sugar' Episode 7 aired on Apple TV+ on May 10, 2024, and it continues John Sugar's (Colin Farell) search for Olivia Siegel (Sydney Chandler).

The episode comes on the back of a stunning revelation in Episode 6 where John Sugar was revealed to be an alien. In this episode, he talks to Melanie (Amy Ryan) about his true identity without revealing everything.

Further, Miller (Paul Schulze) tries to stop John Sugar from investigating Olivia Siegel's case as Sugar escapes to investigate a man from Stallings' (Eric Lange) crew but finds him dead. 

The episode directed by Adam Arkin also has a moment of reflection for John Sugar where he introspects about how the human world is changing him. Here is an explanation of the end of 'Sugar' Episode 7.

John Sugar and his group are told to return to their planet

Colin Farell as John Sugar in a still from 'Sugar' Episode 7 (Apple TV+)
Colin Farell as John Sugar in a still from 'Sugar' Episode 7 (@Apple TV+)

John Sugar and his group including Miller, Ruby (Kirby Howell-Baptiste), and Henry (Jason Butler Harner) attend a meeting where they are told to return to their planet as their mission on Earth is over. 

Miller reveals that some influential people are aware of their identity and are blackmailing them to go public with the news if John Sugar does not leave the Olivia Siegel disappearance case. 

Sugar is still adamant about finding Olivia as Henry gives him an address where Olivia is likely to be found. The house as we find out later belongs to a senator. 

John Sugar reflects on how humans are changing him

Colin Farell as John Sugar in 'Sugar' Episode 7 (@Apple TV+)
Colin Farell as John Sugar in 'Sugar' Episode 7 (@Apple TV+)

When Henry asks Sugar about the people he killed at Stallings' place, Sugar goes into an introspective monologue where he reflects on how he has changed being around humans. 

He admits to killing two people in self-defence but the third murder he admits was because he wanted to kill the person. Throughout the episode, he talks about his group not being kidnappers or murderers and their only task was to observe.

As they spend more time with humans, they are beginning to become humans and embrace human emotions. 

John Sugar breaks into a senator's house

Colin Farell as John Sugar in 'Sugar'Episode 7 (@Apple TV+)
Colin Farell as John Sugar in 'Sugar'Episode 7 (@Apple TV+)

John vows to find Olivia before leaving the planet and reaches the address given to him by Henry. He breaks into the senator's house and is confronted by a guard who later reveals himself to be Ryan Pavcich (Cameron Cowperthwaite). He ties Sugar up and attempts to hit him with a hammer. 

Sugar reverses the attack and manhandles Ryan into submission. As Sugar reaches the basement of the house, he discovers a strange room. He looks around and opens a trunk to find Olivia. 

Now, since we do not see Olivia yet, we don't know if he found her alive or dead. 

'Sugar' trailer 



 

'Sugar' is streaming on Apple TV+

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