Top 10 Worst Final Scenes of TV Shows

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[@kadajsnightqueen]

Dinosaurs. The show was funny, heartfelt, colorful, and even touching. It has likable characters, fantastic costume and set designs, and a sort of modern take on the Flintstones formula that even the Flintstones Movie didn’t quite get. It was a delight to see what the Sinclairs would get into each episode, and how they’d get back out of it. Then that last episode hit, and the most creative show of its time ended with the bleakest, most depressing final scene and shot ever. We knew the Age of Dinosaurs would eventually end. We just didn’t expect to see a version of it played out here. The ending should have been in keeping with the rest of the show. Maybe the family just sits and watches TV together, years later, with Fran and Earl old and grey, Charlene and Robbie bringing their own kids (maybe an egg in a nest) to visit, and Baby graduating from college or about to. Just the family reflecting on their memories, and then deciding to watch TV or eat dinner instead.

[@angelaholmes8888]

True blood 💯

[@terrib627]

@@angelaholmes8888 Even Sookie ending up with Sam, as she did in the final book, would have been better than the random guy they grabbed on the set. LAZY.

[@5Ci0N]

What about shows that were cancelled without a proper finale? My first thought is "Jericho". It was such a good show!😢

[@sugreev2001]

Where the hell is Game of Thrones!!!? Not only did it have an awful final season, but the final episode was incredibly bad. Bran Stark becomes King of the Six Kingdoms?? Are you joking?

[@trinaq]

At least "Game of Thrones" had an entire season to go off the rails. I could deal with Barney and Robin splitting up five minutes into the finale, Barney reverting back to his womanising ways and fathering a daughter, or Tracy ultimately dying. But having Ted reveal that he sat his kids down with the purpose of asking them to allow him to get back together with Robin, and them being totally fine with it, is just a slap in the face.

[@MysticClaws100]

I don't find it hard to believe that they would be fine with it. The mom had been dead for 6 years at that point, they probably just wanted to see him happy. But that being the reason he's telling this whole story is just stupid and the fact that this is the scene the audience sees right after the mother dying makes it much harder for the audience to get. Literally 15 seconds after we find out the mom is dead, we then find out this was all just an attempt to get back with Robin. It makes her death seem so cheap and her character seem like a stepping stone for Ted to be with Robin

[@aadi6396]

​@@MysticClaws100it just broke my heart when i found out that the mother is dead i watched 9 seasons just to watch less than 10 episode of the mother?i was expecting more

[@cr5cc]

It's worse...he is telling them how he met the mother but telling them he never loved her

[@stonecold6521]

"At least "Game of Thrones" had an entire season to go off the rails" 2 seasons..

[@cr5cc]

@Stone Cold the last episode of himym was 2 seasons in a hour

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

They even tried extending an olive branch for the How I Met Your Mother finale by giving an alternate ending, only to completely debunk it with the How I Met Your Father series…

[@soFallenfilms]

Dexter becoming a lumberjack will always be a wtf moment in TV finale history.

[@trinaq]

Agreed, you have to question what the writers were even thinking by that lacklustre ending.

[@topher2113]

Dexter is the first show that comes to mind when asked about bad endings. It was just so out of the blue

[@foxhound13]

After the 5th season I stopped watching. I figured then that the show was never going to be as good as the trinity killer season, it ended good enough for me there. Years later I introduce the show to the wife. She just had to watch those last seasons so I watched. Very very different and didn't know how the show would end. Wished I didn't see those. But at least they made up for it a little with that new series kinda. Rather it ended that way then just lumberjack dexter.

[@mytruecrimelibrary]

Would've been cool if Dexter had been arrested, tried and convicted. How he dealt with the infamy and all of his darkest secrets coming out at trial.

[@sugreev2001]

Dexter is the only show in history to have two awful final episodes.

[@cardsfanbj]

I hated how HIMYM dragged out the wedding weekend or however long it wasn't was stretched into a whole season, and I especially hated they killed off the mother after all that build up and Ted was actually in love with Robin the whole time. Alternate ending was better, just end it when Ted and Tracy meet. Would have preferred if we actually got to see them together happily ever after.

[@ChynnaBlue1]

"If you grew up with St. Elsewhere, you're unlikely to revisit the show, assuming that none of it was real." What does that even mean for a fictional TV show? Is that really an issue? Of course none of it was real.

[@JohnnyVixen]

I'm amazed the final episode of supernatural wasn't on this list. It pissed off the entire fandom in so many ways.

[@Jamie_-sg1yk]

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[@samueljeshurunlamechp9894]

For real. Chuck wrote their lives giving us 15 glorious seasons. But with Him gone and The Winchesters to write their own stories, Dean dies? Dean doesn't get to live his own life??? 😭Wierd to say this, but it looks like Chuck out-lived Dean and got his "ending" to his story (kind of). Dean could have grown old and just had any life rather than just dying....TO A RUSTY NAIL and by vampires which he has killed 100 times! 😡😭 I know Dean wanted to go out hunting but this is ridiculous. HE NEEDS A LIFE OF HIS OWN!!! Or they could have just ended it with them driving into the sunset to their next hunt, like an incomplete ending. I know it sounds cliche but it wouldn't be so heartbreaking...😭 I'm glad Sam had a life, but Dean lived for a few minutes without Sam, but Sam would have to live for 40+ years without Dean with survivor's guilt. Also, I wish Cas and Jack made an appearance in the finale.😢😭😭 The only good thing was that they got the ending that they wanted, not that we wanted.

[@IWantToPetYourDog]

COVID messed up the ending. Everyone was supposed to be in Heaven according to Jensen Ackles. I thought Sam and Dean would both get the lives they deserved or die saving the world one last time.

[@SirAsdf]

That St. Elsewhere ending also had the side effect of making the audience question if every show that had crossed over with St. Elsewhere, like Cheers, and Homicide, and The Merv Griffin Show were also the mental creation of this one child. Which also opens the floodgates about the crossovers and spinoffs those shows had being the creation of this kid. It's like a Russian Nesting Doll of awful, the more you open, the more beloved shows it ruins.

[@Pandaikon0980]

Yes! The number of other shows that fall under the same umbrella is staggering given how many shows had crossovers with St. Elsewhere, who then had crossovers with other shows, who had crossovers with other shows... As of now, there are well over 400 shows that could be considered a part of the "Tommy Westphall Universe", with more shows being added all the time due to connections to other media. It's a fascinating, frustrating, spider's web of nonsense because of one show's ridiculous ending.

[@radrobd123]

@@Pandaikon0980 Although this theory has been disputed in that Tommy could have watched those shows and just incorporated them into his visions

[@JLee-g6w]

@@Pandaikon0980It’s considered one of the worst series finales of all time and the entire ending ruined the show’s legacy which is likely why there’s not many reruns of this show.

[@JLee-g6w]

@@radrobd123All those shows are in the kid’s head including but not limited to Cheers, Frasier, Wings, Homicide Life on the Street, X Files, Friends, Oz, The Wire, Lost etc

[@frankbalistreri5171]

The last 10 seconds of "Quantum Leap" destroyed the series. "Dr Beckett never returned home".

[@mikemcreynolds4842]

I'm holding out hope that the new series will bring him back eventually. If you haven't seen it, its actually pretty good, surprisingly

[@DeafDucky]

They also oddly misspelled Dr Beckett's last name in the final text. They had Becket- that right there made it all the more maddening that this episode was unsatisfying in so many ways... BUT I do hope the new QL series will somehow rectify that ending and bring poor Sam home (I have other niggling issues about New QL tho...).

[@COMPFUNK2]

I’m surprised the series finale of Seinfeld wasn’t included (why was Elaine in the same cell with the men anyway?).

[@JLee-g6w]

It’s a terrible ending no doubt.

[@trinaq]

Yes, I was HOPING that "Killing Eve" would be here, and you didn't disappoint! For anyone who was invested in Eve and Villanelle's relationship, it felt so anticlimactic, and a major waste of time for an otherwise thrilling series.

[@jasontoscani3009]

Respectfully disagree. They had an odd relationship. Toxic to say the least. Never quite got why Eve was so captivated by a murderous sociopath. Only way it could of ended was tragic

[@delmicortave]

​@jasontoscani3009 True, but it wasn't Eve or villanelle decision. It came out of nowhere

[@sugreev2001]

Sandra Oh is an awful actress and too ugly to be watched for so long.

[@MrPuzzles]

That series died the moment Phoebe Waller Bridge was no longer attached.

[@anastasiarusso3763]

I swear, the How I Met Your Mother ending should be #1.

[@AJ-xc4qe]

Two and a Half Men's finale in retrospect was kind of a guilty pleasure for all of its' ridiculousness but as a series finale, failed spectacularly.

[@do9138]

As John Lovett said on the Comedy Central Roast, "How much cocaine can Charlie Sheen do? Enough to kill two and a half men."

[@markzuckergecko621]

Aww, why you guys gotta bring up HIMYM? Too soon, I'm still not over how horrible the end of that show was.

[@iamskyfall]

How I Met Your Mother’s ending would have worked if the show only lasted 3 seasons (which, judging by the extreme decline in quality in the later seasons, might’ve been a good idea). By the end though, it ran counter to everything the show was about. Character progression was undone. Entire seasons were made worthless. And Ted, already a pretty unlikable protagonist, was made into a complete uncaring jerk, who treated the mother like nothing more than a baby factory until she kicked the bucket and he could go back to the woman that is his worst potential match.

[@RisingFell]

Say it louder for the people in the back!!! 👏🏻he was an A grade asshole

[@Areniapixie]

I think it’s quite impressive that Dexter messed up the ending TWICE. I was hoping the reboot would fix the previous finale but nope 😢 I’m surprised Pretty Little Liars wasn’t on this list too, that takes the award for worst ever imo

[@angelaholmes8888]

Totally agree with you

[@newageBoundhippie]

honestly other than the out of nowhere reveal of Spencer's evil twin Alex I didn't mind the PLL finale ( though I will admit part of my liking it is seeing Emily & Alison finally together....which of course they immediately fuck up at the beginning of Perfectionists :/ )

[@brantfrans8595]

How I Met Your Mother ending was the absolute worst. It was very, very disappointing.

[@AKWolf24]

People complain about the ending of true blood, but missed the point. Sookie is finally having a functional relationship.

[@MaxModded]

Game of Thrones, True Blood, Bloodline, Orange is the New Black... HBO should make a documentary about how to wreck a TV show that starts off promising. Speaking of which, The Sopranos didn't earn (or deserve) that ending. And poor Dexter, missed it by "that much." Simply steering his boat into the storm would have been the perfect ending to that show.

[@logankerr8090]

How I met Your Mother was a great show... until the ending even though they told us throughout the series that the mom dies

[@kevinmuriuki8311]

Smallville should have made this list. Waiting for Clark Kent to fly the entire series and only getting two seconds of it and him taking off his shirt.

[@maynardsmoreland]

Thank you! Watching this from the beginning made me think only 21st century shows would be featured, and I wondered if St. Elsewhere would make the list.

[@JLee-g6w]

And it happened to be number one on the list for very understandable reasons. One of the worst TV series endings of all time

[@tigremalabarista3461]

The Wild Wild West in the 1960s has a bad one. Due to an error in release order, the last one not only has it missing Artemus Gordon (as it was an episode filmed when the late Ross Martin was still out recovering from a heart attack)… It had Jim West telling a woman to go cook and then a “little woman” joke. For a show that worked hard to keep going after losing one of the leads half a season, to was a true clunker to end with. ••••• FTR the St. Elsewhere one is so infamous I know folks who never watched the show recognize it on sight.

[@FOXZILLA5734]

The final episode of HIMYM completely threw away a seasons worth of character development for Barney and Robin because they wanted to go "full circle" very poorly, hands down one of the worst finalies ever that soured my overall feelings on the show.

[@michaelsimpson208]

Don't blame the characters, it was the Executives fault!

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, the final 2 seasons are building up of Barney and Robin's marriage and then they got divorced just because Robin doesn't want kids and killed off the mother. Are you fucking kidding me?

[@FOXZILLA5734]

@@margarethmichelina5146 exactly, all of that just thrown and flushed down the toilet to such a dumb ending

[@evanblack8642]

"Star Trek: Voyager". Only thing missing was "And they all lived happily ever after. The End" after the final shot of "Endgame". "Star Trek: Enterprise". It was all a holodeck simulation!

[@TheDukeofMadness]

The thing is that ending to St Elsewhere affects a slew of other tv shows that have referenced it, however peripherally.

[@JLee-g6w]

Crazy that most people don’t know that most TV shows but most notably Cheers, Frasier and Wings are spinoffs of St Elsewhere

[@TheRManProds]

I CAN'T BELIEVE HE BECAME A LUMBERJACK!

[@do9138]

St. Elsewhere's ending is easy to understand. It is like the ending to Newhart. It was a reference to the stupidity of Dallas pretending an entire season didn't happen so they could bring back Patrick Duffy. That had happened recently, and the stupidity of it was worthy of being spoofed.

[@cyclopstb]

3rd Rock from the Sun finale is fine.

[@davidz3879]

S9 of HIMYM is very disappointing. What were the writers thinking?!

[@markzuckergecko621]

My theory has always been that they wrote themselves into a corner, I don't think they realized how popular the show was going to be, so they just extended it, and extended it, until eventually they're like ooooooohhhh shiiiiiiiit. We don't really have any good way to stick the landing here, do we?

[@cyclopstb]

Let's hope How I met your Father don't get that similar ending

[@redflost]

I liked the final season up until the final episode

[@davidz3879]

@@redflost You like the ridiculously padded-out prelude to Barney & Robin's wedding when s9 should instead be focused on Ted & Tracy?

[@redflost]

@@davidz3879 Yeah, thought it was an interesting conceit. Also it couldn’t just spend the WHOLE season on the Ted and the mother cause that would be a disservice to the characters. I liked that we saw Tracy over the course of the season and slowly learnt about her life. Her flashback episode was genius. It was the high point of the season where it gave her character actual meaningful backstory rather than just this amorphous figure she’d been previously. I even wouldn’t have minded her dying in the finale because that gives a reason for Ted to tell the story in the first place. It was the rolling back of ALL the character development in the final episode that I hated. Ted had properly moved on from Robin, there was a whole episode about it. Barney became a good man not a sleaze. The final destroyed all that. All of it. The final season was flawed but had a lot of good and gave the characters good arcs yet the final episode ruined it.

[@ooscardls]

I'm sorry but have you forgot about the last scene of LOST?

[@anitalonski2126]

The end of Dallas was a major bummer

[@foxhound13]

I am surprised Lost wasn't on here. I never seen the show, but while traveling a bunch of people in the hostel wanted to watch it. I went to the bars. A couple hrs later they all came in saying it was the worst thing in history.

[@KCohere33]

People exaggerate 😂

[@clinthildebrand8684]

Lost really can't count because the entire series was so bad. I really question if Abrahms (et al) had a plan for the story past the first episode or whether he just winged it from week to week. "Hmmmmm....what about a smoke monster this week? Or what about time travel? That could be weird don't you think, Jeffrey?" I've always thought about punching Abrahms in the mouth for that waste of my time.....just sayin.

[@malcontent7]

The St. Elsewhere ending had far reaching implications, too, thanks to a wide web of crossovers and spinoffs. Google the Tommy Westphall Universe Hypothesis, it’ll blow your mind.

[@JLee-g6w]

Yep. Most TV shows are in that kid’s head. Even Friends is set in Tommy’s mind.

[@gmantov]

Finally a "worst finale" list that includes and puts in #1 the mother of them all: St Elsewhere

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yep

[@chrisrj9871]

Not to mention it suggests that all of popular culture is in this kid's imagination. There's a video and an image of it somewhere on the web.

[@JLee-g6w]

@@chrisrj9871Yep. All our favorite TV shows past and present are part of a child’s imagination.

[@pattierotondo1108]

Yep. I hate the ending to Lost because it left so many questions unanswered while wasting time with unimportant garbage. However, St Elsewhere takes top prize. For a show with so many excellent characters and people who went on to do some great stuff, the end of that show was an insult to anyone who ever watched it.

[@JLee-g6w]

@@pattierotondo1108That entire ending to the show was a huge middle finger to the show’s viewers. Nothing like being invested in the show for those seasons and then finding out it was only illusion. One of the very first examples of a horrible series finale and this was way before Seinfeld, Lost and Sopranos had bad series finales

[@gfear24]

The irony of Howie Mandel, a massive germaphobe, playing a surgeon, is insane to me

[@vickicole4787]

THANK YOU for acknowledging how awful the "St. Elsewhere" ending was. I know I'm not the only loyal fan who felt completely betrayed.

[@JLee-g6w]

Yep. The entire ending basically destroyed the show’s legacy. And it’s surprising how more people consider Seinfeld and Sopranos’ ending worse

[@vickicole4787]

@@JLee-g6w Seinfeld was just stupid. And I think the Sopranos was done to leave the door open for the future - and also to do what the show ALWAYS did, which is get people talking.

[@davidmcmaster2083]

I love this notion of characters being disrespected or fanboys who are so invested in a who gives a flip TV show being disrespected. In Burn After Reading, a certain sort got their shorts in a knot about how Brad Pitt's character was eliminated, claiming the character and Pitt himself were shown no respect. Was it hilarious. Yes. Does anything else matter. Of course not. If Psycho came out today, commentators like this dude would get their shorts in a knot about Janet Leigh being offed in the first hour, claiming she was 'disrespected.'

[@maxcady360]

Oh no! No wonder I had no memory of the series finale of Third Rock from the Sun! 😱

[@beezy22]

New York Undercover Season 3 Finale Final Scene:that was the worst ending of New York Undercover and the show should’ve ended right there…..Tommy McNamara was attacked and gone in his apartment and days after Eddie Torres And Nina Moreno get married, Eddie is gone via car explosion…..New York Undercover wasn’t the same after season 3…..smh….

[@robynwolph3836]

St. Elsewhere DID have the WORST ending...BY SHOWING MARY TYLER MOORE'S DEAD CAT MIMSIE when the show actually ended. WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD SHOW A TRAGIC DEATH OF SOMEONE LET ALONE A BELOVED PET LIKE THAT ON SCREEN?

[@TylerMcNamer]

The finale for St. Elsewhere is so infamously bad it felt like the TV was flipping me off.

[@JLee-g6w]

Yep. One of the worst endings to a TV show of all time. No doubt that the entire ending was messed up.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your lists!😊😊😊😊

[@bazzer124]

What's that old saw? Something like "...will end not with a bang but with a whimper?" And so it goes. Cheers....

[@nv4699]

There's a novel that came out after Blake's 7 called Scorpio attack. Running theory was that Blake was the only one killed in the rest were just sort of tased. One of the most memorable endings I've ever seen

[@chelseacanales8763]

I’ll say this again, Two and a Half Men was done, when Charlie wasn’t there, it all went downhill from there.

[@DerekBoldiene360]

I think the worst endings I ever saw were 1 Two And A Half Men 2 Scrubs 3 How I Met Your Mother To all that I have seen so far. I hated Ashton Kutcher in Two And A Half Men But I loved him in That '70s Show

[@decentsingersclub]

I love watching these because I know they’d always take the piss out of Dexter

[@nikoking825]

Ironically the "Newheart" ending is often considered brilliant. While it was out of the blue, it got tied in to the more famous earlier show Bob Newheart did, and fit with the wacky tone of both sitcoms.

[@mrv7916]

HIMYM has a very horrible ending. The entire story is really about how Ted met Robin. I would prefer the ending of how Tracy meets Ted and how she later passes away due to her illness. I think it makes the show much more entertaining and emotional.

[@nicholasrope6067]

How I Met Your Mother and St. Elsewhere will never be allowed to live it down

[@JLee-g6w]

Yep. Two shows that ruined their legacy with their final scenes

[@TheRManProds]

WTF HE BECAME A LUMBERJACK!

[@johnstone75]

Lost had one of the worst endings ever, made and still makes no sense

[@JMTE27]

Friends has a terrible final scene IMO - it should have been them in the coffee shop. Then leaving together hugging in the stairwell was not it for me.

[@sarahm8695]

This is kinda an unpopular opinion, but I detested the ending of Friends. They made Rachel and Ross end up together, and this really bothers me considering how toxic they were for each other. I think it sends a pretty bad message imo.

[@symmetrykidkun8]

THANK YOU! I wanted her to get on the plane and start her new life and career in Paris. But of course they just had to go full circle with the Ross x Rachel thing, which was awful. There should have been no endgame for them after their first breakup.

[@pacobatracio]

You should do a top 10 that ended well. Scrubs did well with their ending. (No one counts the spin-off final season).

[@jimbo9208]

the final season counts

[@efist694]

@@jimbo9208 no it doesn't!!!!!

[@5Ci0N]

How would futurama work on that list? How many "finales" does it have? (Not counting it coming back)

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Breaking Bad ans Better Call Saul

[@beautifulmidnight]

Shh. There is no final season.

[@onetwo1013]

I will take that ending ten times over that Robin and Barney storyline

[@CatKun1234]

Is it just me or does the THE END appearing in big fat ladders is the most cliché way to end a show

[@TheRManProds]

OH COME ON! IS THAT IT?!

[@rmannayr2129]

THE KILLING EVE SCENE WAS THE WORST!

[@elizabethtorres3491]

I sooooo forgot about St. Elsewhere, I was unbelievable that's how it ended. It was as bad a SueEllens dream that Bobby was dead! 😄✌🐩

[@MonyXChan]

Fuck the Killing Eve finale so hard. Having Eve and Villanelle spend the entire episode together, in love, affectionate and dorky, about to free Villanelle from those that wronged her, and she succeeds - only to then fucking kill her? God it makes me sick to even think about. I know she is a villain, but them at least have them die together or something. Not this shit.

[@fullmetalvash]

JFC, can we stop with the whole “dexter faked his death” he clearly wanted to kill himself (even said so in new blood) and was some how saved. And he took a job as a lumberjack because it’s remote and they probably don’t asks a lot of questions. I can’t believe the amount of people that can’t understand this. I don’t like the finale either but I at least understand l. If you actually thought dexter had some long lost dream to be a lumberjack, you’re are a fool.

[@byalexnava]

Is the first time someone is agree with me about Killing Eve, THANK YOU!

[@kellyzak2375]

I think I'm the only person that liked the end of Dexter. It was dark and disturbing like the show. It was also completely unexpected and not your typical hollywood ending.

[@JK_JK_JK_JK]

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[@TheRManProds]

I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT'S IT!!

[@kennethferrari5232]

I hated the final scene of Charmed. When you look at all the pictures on the wall you see there is none of Prue. The only reference is when Piper's granddaughter uses telekinesis to close the door, just like Prue did.

[@pattierotondo1108]

The disrespect to Prue was part of the reason I stopped watching after awhile. The toxic Phoebe behavior didn't help either. And, as bad as that was, the reboot was even worse.

[@BigFella117]

“Oh come on! Is that it?!” - My thoughts on the ending of Game of Thrones

[@henri191]

If the ending of Killing Eve was the same as the ending of Hannibal, could it have been a better ending? I mean, even if it was cancelled, the ending of Hannibal with both Hannibal and Will accepting each other and falling off a cliff is an ambiguous and grand ending, while the ending of Killing Eve is bad and anticlimactic. P.S : not just the end of Killing Eve was bad, the whole season 4 was bad

[@daviddavies3637]

And I haven't watched a single episode of any of these shows.

[@Nisfor372]

With reruns of the show Las Vegas being aired again NBC left everyone hanging when they cancelled the show. It would be nice to see a reboot to find out what happened to Danny and Delinda's baby and how Cooper didn't die in the plane crash

[@pulsarstargrave256]

How is the final Three's Company not on this list? In reruns I rarely watch episodes from that last season!

[@matthewbaduria]

The Quantum Leap finale was dissapointing,they messed with the whole television show.starting with the fifth season,when Sam leaps into the evil leaper,James Earl Ray,they messed around with it,started to go bad.

[@BlackHatCinephile]

The snowglobe is the realest thing ever seen on tv. It just went over your head.

[@jesper3315]

The worst Final Scenes ever was Las Vegas.

[@julianaylor4351]

I always reckoned the end of the Sopranos, was Tony Soprano keeling over, from the heart trouble, he had had since season four.

[@lenevee4925]

I need a do-over or a follow up movie for Succession 😢

[@desertsniper23]

I don't think Heil Honey will ever be revived

[@nintendolife25]

Really, what was the point of that piano drop scene in Two and Half Men? How the season crashed when Charlie died?

[@jacindaellison3363]

I wish shows wouldn't give characters shameful deaths or having them be jerks or act out of character just because of the actor or actress. Who they are and what the character is has nothing to do with the other. You want to fire them? Fine but don't crap on their characters.

[@nintendolife25]

@@jacindaellison3363 I agree. It’s petty beyond belief. If you are going to kill off a character, at least do it with dignity.

[@missydehart6920]

The final scene of GoT didn’t bother me. It was the whole final season. It didn’t ruin it for me though, I still binge watch it once a year.

[@MaxModded]

Me, too. I just don't even bother watching Season 8.

[@lmr4403]

Hahahaha, 3rd rock from the Sun alternative ending is too strong: naked alien abduction would be so much better.

[@rmannayr2129]

LMAO HE'S A LUMBERJACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@trippingandroid3832]

The last episode of Married...With Children was disappointing, but I think the reason is that it wasn't supposed to be the last episode. The show was cancelled before they made a legit last episode. And I can't wait for the last episode of SNL. That show hasn't been even slightly funny in almost 20 years. Writing sucks, guests are boring, and the cast is beyond pathetic. They have absolutely no charisma or screen presence at all. Its like watching college community theater

[@mikeburkhart8336]

The ending to St. Elsewhere was stupid,confusing,and totally pointless. I was left saying "What the $@& ending was that?!?"

[@JLee-g6w]

The entire ending was a big middle finger to the legacy of the show.

[@jonmel]

Most of these are down to the writers/ producers getting to full of themselves

[@gestaltdude]

Funny coincidence that I watched the 3rd Rock finale last night, for the first time. I didn't have a problem with how it ended, though I was surprised the writers left it so long for Mary to find out the Solomon's were aliens. I think a season of her being in the know had real comic potential.

[@Lanwarder]

I'm not a huge HIMYM fan, but to me, the ending didn't take anything away from the relationship he had with "the mother", but the fact is that she's no longer around and life goes on, as heartbreaking as it may be. Following the same logic, I don't think that it necessarily means that Ted and Robin "end up together", it means that they have been on and off, that it sometimes worked and other times did not. The characters theoretically matured and what worked at one point didn't work at another and at that end of the show, both characters may be at a point where they would be able to bring each other happiness. Idk, maybe I'm overthinking what ended up being a show that aged badly very fast.

[@alexonite6830]

Once I found out about the Purple Yellow Theory for HIMYM, I saw the ending in a completely different light.

[@alextromagnetic]

I will defend the ending of Dexter until the day I die. The ending of New Blood was giving into pressure and delivering a basic, boring ending

[@matttarling1751]

I thought Lost would be number 1… can’t believe it didn’t even make the list. Also, I get why people have an issue with HIMYM, but I really didn’t find it triggering. Thought it was sweet. Not brilliant writing, but sweet.

[@sallyannchappell5671]

There are so many TV shows but Mojo seems to circle back round to How I Met Your Mother and Rosanne for everything top 10. By halfway through your list I was looking for Lost, another Mojo old faithful. However, I did appreciate the obscure reference to the Monty Python song, I’m a Lumberjack.

[@ES1982-l1v]

Ted Mosby is the worst character ever

[@paultapner2769]

Blakes Seven. I watched that as it went out live. It is a great final scene and a worst final scene because it is a really good and bold way to end it. But those of us watching it back then didn't want it to end like that. Mind you it was intended as both a series ender if needs be but also a cliffhanger if it was recommissioned. And then it didn't get the latter so ended up being the former. Supergirl. The last half season got horribly smug and self righteous. And that final scene is the epitomy of the 'hey kids you can get everything you want in life!' teaching children seem to get these days. Moments right before it were great though, purely thanks to Calista Flockhart's appearance and acting. .

[@cristos]

Forgot Seinfeld. Near perfect show and the last scene and episode sucked

[@gamleskalle1]

I am a lumberjack and i am ok, Monthy Python.

[@darthrage8673]

Top 10 best final scenes of tv shows Friends Big Bang Theory That 70s show Seinfeld Breaking Bad King of the Hill Futurama M.a.s.h. Fresh Prince Full House

[@davidz3879]

How is Raj staying unhappily single a good thing?

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Better Call Saul The Office Avatar: The Last Airbender

[@Cornhollo26]

That’s it? THATS HOW THE SHOW ENDS?!?! THAT WAS JUST A BUNCH OF CHEAP RECYCLED DIALOGUE?!?! What a rip.

[@jeremytrotter3375]

the last episode of roseanne broke me as a kid this show reminded me so much of my own family in a way and his death as a child made me think of the coming future of my own family one day