From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to The Treatment. I'm Elvis Mitchell. Join me in the office offices of the creator and executive producer of Power on Stars.

Courtney Kemp was back for the second time.

This fifth season, the show is winding down.

First of all, thanks for making time here at your office to do this.

Thank you so much for coming to my office.

I appreciate it, and it's always good to see you.

It was great to see you, too.

And we're now, as I said, the fifth season, winding down, one of the things I want to see you. It was great to see you too. And we're now, as I said,

the fifth season winding down. One of the things I want to bring up is that you tend to save

the big events that would usually be season enders for other executive producers for like a couple

episodes before the end. Sure. Yeah. So we get to see the fallout from the event rather than having to wait months.

I wonder where that impulse comes from for you.

Well, okay.

So first of all, I'm a rebel by nature.

I mean, I guess you can probably tell that, right?

But also because the first season of the show had eight episodes, so we told an eight episode story. So every season after that, I thought it was cool to kind of structure

the show so that episode eight was really the season finale and that the next two episodes,

episode nine and ten, pushed the story forward past the point of where the season would

normally end. So this season, for example, and if you haven't watched the episode too bad, but the

idea is the story of Tariq being in danger for having killed Ray Ray is over at the end of

episode eight. That's all tied up, but there are, there's still more to go because the

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