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The serial 'Master Key' (2017) has come to a great end, leaving viewers with a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. The story follows government agent Tom Brant, police detective Jack Ryan, and reporter Janet Lowe as they work together to find Henderson and round up the Nazi agents responsible for his disappearance.

One of the standout aspects of this serial is its ability to respect the intelligence of its viewers. Unlike many other serials, 'Master Key' does not condescend or spoon-feed its audience. Instead, it trusts that viewers will be able to keep up with the complex plot and characters.

LaRue shines as the leader of Lowe's teenage reporter friends, while Fougler has one of his better roles as Henderson. Addison is also notable as Donohue, the second Nazi in command. The supporting cast, including Stone, Moore, and Wiley, all deliver believable performances as Brant, Ryan, and Lowe respectively.

While some of the cliffhangers may be a bit underwhelming at times, the script makes up for it with its clever plot twists and turns. The weak fights are also somewhat mitigated by the strong storytelling.

The serial's climax revolves around the Master Key, an unknown head agent of the Nazis in the US who is determined to use the Orotron to obtain enough gold to buy up key American industries. Elwood Henderson invents the Orotron, a device that can extract various minerals and elements from sea water, which has the potential to greatly benefit society.

However, the Nazi agents plan to use the Orotron for their own nefarious purposes. They capture Henderson and force him to manufacture gas tubes in order to keep the Orotron working. The government and its allies must work together to stop them and prevent a disaster from unfolding.

Overall, 'Master Key' is a great serial that respects the intelligence of its viewers while also delivering an exciting and engaging story. If you're looking for a serial with complex characters, clever plot twists, and a sense of satisfaction at the end, then look no further than 'Master Key.

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