"It was so beautiful": Sasheer Zamata on her final moments in 'Agatha All Along' miniseries

While talking about her final moments of the show, the actress said, "That was the last thing I shot for the show, and, I mean, just so many emotions, so many tears. It was so beautiful. The actual sky was beautiful, and being able to do a stunt like that was really cool. But it was also such a representation of the actual end of this journey. Like, there she goes," as quoted by Variety.

The final moments in the series were quite emotional for the viewers.

Over the course of the series, Jen evolves from a powerless witch hocking legally dubious candles, to a sorceress liberated from the binds that kept her grounded, as per the outlet.

All because she reluctantly joins the conniving Agatha (Kathryn Hahn) for a stroll down the subterranean Witches' Road, a mystical endurance challenge that is said to reward those who make it to the end with their greatest desire.

As per the outlet, the road is eventually exposed as a magical fiction spun by Billy Maximoff (Joe Locke), and Jen is its sole survivor who still gets what she wanted: the powers that were stolen from her a century ago, by Agatha no less, in the series.

Her emotional journey isn't one without humor. In fact, the century of powerless isolation, cast out by her coven, left Jen with a sharp-tongued mistrust of others and a side-eye that could bring you to your knees.

But ultimately, she emerges as a compassionate, driven leader of this chosen coven she comes to love, as shown in the "Agatha All Along" mini series, as reported by Variety.

Zamata's career has largely been defined by comedic roles, first with stand-up, then a three-season stint on "Saturday Night Live," followed by key roles in "Home Economics" and "Woke."

However, her breakthrough came with 'Agatha All Along', for the actress, who got to explore the intertwined threads of comedy and drama with forces of nature like Hahn, Patti LuPone and Aubrey Plaza. (ANI)