The show’s over, and the props have been put away.

Harvey Weinstein was convicted on two courts today by a Manhattan jury, and he walked out of the courthouse without the aid of a walker, which had garnered much attention and speculation during the trial.

Watch:

https://twitter.com/karluskap/status/1232015223730642944?s=11

Weinstein frequently hobbled into the trial, assisted by a walker, complete with tennis balls on the legs.

Here he was just 6 days ago:

NEW: Harvey Weinstein arrives at a New York City courthouse as the jury in his rape and sexual assault case is set to begin deliberations this morning. https://t.co/me2B0TMeEP pic.twitter.com/BnsENUN4z2

— ABC News (@ABC) February 18, 2020

Deadline reports Weinstein headed straight to Rikers:

Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of rape in the third degree and criminal sexual acts in the first degree, bringing his seven-week New York trial to a conviction in the central criminal case of the #MeToo movement.

Weinstein was remanded to custody by New York Supreme Court Judge James Burke pending sentencing on Wednesday, March 11. His defense attorney Donna Rotunno made an unsuccessful last-ditch plea to keep Weinstein free on bail due, in part, to his ill health and pain as a result of an auto accident last summer, but the judge did not grant the request. Weinstein was remanded to a medical unit, likely on Rikers Island.

Weinstein’s attorney said his client whispered he was “innocent” as the verdicts were announced.

Reuters reports Weinstein faces up to 25 years in prison.