HBO's latest comedy thriller series The Chair Company came to a shocking conclusion with its finale titled "Minnie Mouse coming back wasn't on my bingo card.''The final chapter in Season 1 saw Ron finally give up on the Tecca conspiracy to support Barb's business, after a huge investment. While Ron struggles to give up his search, both Natalie and Mike contact him about possible leads. Elsewhere, Ron's professional life is also hanging by a thread after his altercation with Jeff. While Jeff allows Ron to complete the project for now, he discovers a shocking truth about his boss that gives his investigation a new direction.The Chair Company finale also added a supernatural twist to the Tecca conspiracy as Ron discovers the true mastermind, who broke his chair in the Pilot.Here is the ending explained.The Chair Company ending explained: How is Jeff related to the conspiracy?While Ron's trespass with Jeff in the previous episode was shocking, his boss allows him to complete the project in motion. When Ron receives an email about a change in leadership at Fisher Robay in The Chair Company finale, he meets up with Jeff in a karaoke bar, who has also brought his friend Grego. As Jeff goes to sing a song, Ron makes a chilling discovery. Our protagonist realizes that his boss is not only a good singer, but also that the song he is singing is the same one that plays when he calls the Red Ball Market Global.This sparks Ron’s obsession all over again, sending him storming into Jeff’s office, where he defiantly leans on the very wall his boss told him to stay away from. His action opens a secret compartment filled with documents related to Tecca and Ron discovers that Jeff is Red Ball’s Chief Financial Officer, along with a person named Stacy Crystals. Ron finds a photograph of Jeff with movie star Danny Donovan and Stacy Crystals and he is shocked to discover that his boss is related to the Tecca conspiracy. However, the series ends without revealing Jeff's actual connection to Tecca.The Chair Company ending explained: Ron finds a disturbing truth about MikeThe Chair Company finale left viewers with more questions than answers and one of its shocking revelations involved Ron's trusted sidekick Mike. Strangely, Mike doesn't answer when Ron calls him about Jeff's involvement in Tecca but finds his daughter, Lynette, waiting for him at his door. Lynette reveals that Mike is not his biological father but the donor who received his father's heart, who died in a car accident. Since Lynette wanted her father to walk her down the aisle on her wedding day, her mother asked Mike to do the honours.While things were going smoothly initially and Mike was ready to walk Lynette down the aisle, he eventually started acting weird. He tried to assert himself as Lynette's father and even tried to kiss her mother during the ceremony. When things went too far, Lynette filed for a restraining order from Mike. In The Chair Company finale, as Lynette warns Ron that Mike is a dangerous man, we see Mike taking a hostage, proving Lynette's story and fears about him.The Chair Company finale went supernatural View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAs if things were not already weird for Ron, The Chair Company finale featured two supernatural elements, which made the Tecca conspiracy even more riveting. When Ron is on a walk with Baby in the woods, he comes across a nearby house and meets a strange man who claims that Baby is actually his dog and her real name is Minnie Mouse. When the man invites Ron to his shed, he stops to admire something. When Ron turns back, he is shocked to see that the man has transformed into a monster and falls unconscious in his shed. However, upon waking up, Ron finds himself back at the house and the man is in his normal form again. While the man reveals that Ron hit his head and fell to the ground, he is disturbed by the demonic figure he saw in the shed.Another supernatural incident came in the final moments of The Chair Company finale, when Ron finally met the mastermind behind the Tecca conspiracy. Earlier in the episode, Ron received a phone call asking him to meet the man at his old school. Ron is shocked to see a masked man, who removes his mask to show his face, which is heavily marked by plastic surgery. The man reveals himself to be Amanda's boyfriend, Ron's former classmate and colleague.In The Chair Company finale, the man reveals that it was Amanda who broke Ron's chair as revenge for something he did during their school days. Amanda's boyfriend reveals how Ron humiliated her in front of her friends by spitting a gummy bear in her cleavage. To take revenge, Amanda broke Ron's chair by using telekinesis. The man claims that Amanda can move things with her mind but with enough practice, she was able to even break Ron's chair, putting an end to our protagonist's obsession.While the whole incident and motive look bizarre and highly unbelievable, The Chair Company leaves Ron and viewers with this crazy truth, setting exciting questions about the second chapter.For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.