What Happened in High Potential Season 1 Finale? Ending Explained

If you're a huge fan of High Potential, we've got an explanation for the season finale just for you. Keep reading to clear up any questions you might have!

Written by Tejas Mundhada , Entertainment Journalist

Published on Feb 12, 2025 | 10:20 PM IST | 7K

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The High Potential season finale was nothing short of mind-blowing, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter. Here’s a breakdown of Season 1 and its dramatic conclusion.

The finale reached a tense climax when Oz was kidnapped. In Episode 13, it was revealed that Oz was a member of the grief support group being targeted. While he had only confided in Daphne about how he lost his father, he ultimately became another victim and was abducted.

The culprit rigged the airbags in Oz’s car to incapacitate him, which left Daphne deeply worried. However, the team soon discovered a note reading “MARCO!” taped to an hourglass.

Oz was later found unconscious, but after receiving CPR, he survived.

The episode also shed light on Morgan’s past, revealing that she was an outcast in her younger years due to her intelligence. This perception was shaped by her father, which left her emotionally vulnerable as she grew up.

In the final moments of the season, Karadec delivered some heartfelt words to Morgan, urging her to get involved in the Roman case—a compelling setup for what’s to come.

Moreover, we are in for even more mysteries, as the Roman investigation remains unsolved. In fact, it has taken an entirely new turn and could have major consequences for Morgan’s life.

As for Season 2 of High Potential, it promises bigger opportunities for every character to grow and develop further.

The upcoming season is also expected to feature a greater focus on Morgan’s children—Ava, played by Amirah J, Elliot, portrayed by Matthew Lamb, and baby Chloe.

Additionally, we may see Oz and Daphne’s partnership continue to evolve.

Don’t miss High Potential—available to stream on Amazon Prime.