Kings: Season 8 (2023)

I cannot provide a complete plot spoiler for Kings Season 8 (2023) because the search results do not contain information about that season's storyline.

The search results provided reference the original NBC series Kings (which aired in 2009) and mention a different Kings series from 2022, but they do not include any plot details, episode summaries, or narrative information for a Season 8 produced in 2023.

To obtain an accurate, detailed plot summary of Kings Season 8 (2023), you would need to consult sources that specifically cover that season's episodes, such as episode guides, fan wikis dedicated to that particular series, or streaming platform descriptions.

I cannot provide the information you've requested because there is no Season 8 of Kings produced in 2023. According to the search results, Kings was an American drama series that aired on NBC from March 15 to July 25, 2009, and consisted of only one season with 13 episodes total. The series was cancelled and never renewed for a second season, let alone eight seasons extending to 2023.

The search results confirm that Kings ended with a two-part finale called "The New King, Part One" and "The New King, Part Two," which aired in July 2009. This was the series finale, not a season finale leading to future seasons.

If you're interested in learning about the actual ending of Kings from 2009, I'd be happy to provide that information instead.

There is no season 8 of the TV show Kings produced in 2023, so there is no episode or season finale to have a post‑credits scene, and therefore no post‑credits scene exists to describe.

NBC's Kings is a 2009 series that only ran for a single season before being cancelled, and there is no evidence of any later revival or a 2023 season 8 under the same title.

I cannot reliably determine detailed content and age-appropriateness for "Kings – Season 8 (2023)" from the available information; the show is listed with a TV-14 style rating context in at least one promo, which generally indicates it is aimed at teens and adults rather than young children.

Based on that rating level and typical content for similar serialized dramas, viewers should be prepared for the possibility of:

• Moderate (not graphic) violence or physical conflict
• Thematic intensity: tension, peril, and emotionally charged confrontations between characters
• Mild to moderate language stronger than what is typical in children's programming
• Romantic tension and possibly some non-explicit sensuality or discussions of adult relationships
• Storylines involving moral failures, betrayal, and injustice that could be upsetting to sensitive viewers
• Occasional scenes of grief, illness, or emotional breakdowns

For very young children or highly sensitive viewers, it would be safer for an adult to pre-screen a few episodes or watch together, since the tone and themes appear closer to teen/adult drama than family/kids programming.