10 Most Bizarre TV Series Finales In History

[@littlekingtrashmouth9219]

The bad part of HIMYM’s finale was how it felt like they were cramming a half season’s worth of episodes into one hour long show.

[@ciaranmcloughlin7165]

Well, that, and it ruins the point of the series.

[@mattkmoch2895]

go watch the alternate ending. It was perfect and would have ended the series the way it should have been. Such a shame they didn’t use it.

[@ThatIrishRose317]

After spending the entire season on *one fricken weekend* that had enough substance for maybe 3 episodes, tops

[@glenndallas7171]

@@ThatIrishRose317 THIS.

[@kemokage]

My real issue is that the whole last season is the build up to Barney and Robin’s wedding and then they undo it in the last episode for a ship that most fans didn’t want by the end

[@Deuteromis]

The Dinosaurs ending was dark, but great. My 4th Grade teacher was a huge fan of the show, and she was a bit depressed a few days after the finale.

[@van8ryan]

Most CASTLE followers have theorized that, since the actress playing Beckett was "fired" from the show (had the show signed off for a 9th season, which was still under consideration at the time of that news), Beckett would've died from her wounds, while Castle would've survived his and spent the next season tracking down her killer. Probably all the better it ended there.

[@LoopyChew]

Canonically that couldn't have happened (because they somehow established in the time-traveler episode that she will become a senator and they'll have two kids together) but they'd have to put her in hiding. Honestly, all they had to do was cut out the seasonal cliffhanger and it would've been fine. That's what they SHOULD have done. But they didn't. And so here we are.

[@dacrank]

The finale of HIMYM ruined the show for me. Made me feel like I wasted my time watching all of those seasons. Great example of someone who was so wedded to an idea, regardless of how bad it was, that they couldn't pivot when things took a life of their very own.

[@embalancer6146]

The problem is that weren't able to pivot on account of the actors you know growing up they had the material and then had to work around that.

[@LoopyChew]

I honestly feel like they should have filmed several scripted alternate endings and filmed them all at the same time. Even if they never got used, it would keep Lyndsy Fonseca and David Henrie from being able to spoil the ending (because who knows which one it really was?) and they could use them as an out to steer their show towards other directions if the one they wanted to work with wouldn't work after seven more seasons. As it didn't. Quite frankly I always thought the best way they could have handed it would've been to introduce the mother in like Season 5 and then unofficially retitle the show Now I Met Your Mother.

[@braddrcrushalot3785]

I was glad to see the Dinosaurs finale on this list. The audience of the late 80s/early 90s did not see that ending coming and viewers still remember it 30 years later.

[@kenholpp4288]

No mention of The Prisoner? I've yet to see a finale weirder than that.

[@Michaelthekiwi]

On brand for a show that was pure weird...

[@alexf6886]

People are still debating it 55 years later. It should have been #1. I would also include the original Twin Peaks, Newhart, and Cop Rock (obscure musical police drama that ended with everyone breaking character for a song with the crew).

[@montyr2083]

@@alexf6886 But the Newhart finale was less "bizarre" and more "perfect."

[@matthewjaco847]

First thought that popped into my head when I saw the notification

[@jackdavinci]

The finale wasn’t any weirder than the average episode

[@jtshark9283]

It should be noted that the LIttle House blew up their houses to prevent tv shows or movies from using their set. They built the set and the owner of the land was already showing other scouts "their" sets to make money off of their investment. The land owner tried to sue the company but failed because the judge said "they paid for the sets and paid for the clean up." the original lease clearly stated that they had to leave the land as found and they did

[@goldensuzaku]

Good for them. *insert meme here*

[@radrobd123]

Yes and it wasn't the final episode, per se. It was the second of three TV movies that aired AFTER the series final episode. The series ended in the spring of 1983. Three subsequent TV movies aired during the following 2 seasons and in the second one is when they blew up the town. The third was a Christmas themed movie that aired the season after the 2nd movie but chronologically in time occurred before the 2nd movie

[@magusxxx]

The same thing happened with the sets from Cleopatra (1963). As soon as the studio vacated many, and I mean MANY amateur and professional film makers rushed to use the outdoors sets without permission. Sometimes there were more than one film crew working at the same time! Once 20th Century Fox found out they hurriedly destroyed the sets.

[@embalancer6146]

The problem with HIMYM suffered from 3 problems 1. It went on for too long 2. The ending was planned in advance but not the middle which they filled with this Robin and Ted will never be togeather and ruined the pay off along with the fact that Ted was in a holding pattern for the better part of 5 seasons which made him all the more insufferable. 3. Cristin Milioti VASTLY overperformed her role as Tracy and made us love in as much as the regulars (It's probably no concidence the 200th episode is the highest rated of the show). So with an over long show which didn't plan on going so long with a planned finale which they had to use as footage for luke and penny had already been shot it was kinda always damned.

[@kali3665]

And also Barney kept stealing episodes so they kept writing episodes focusing on him.

[@embalancer6146]

@@kali3665 I don't think he stole episodes. It's just Barney was the most popular character. Ted's in a holding pattern and Marshall being married and stable doesn't allow for a lot of material that hasn't been done to death. Like I said the problem is that a show like this need to have been planned out completely (see Babylon 5) and I don't think they foresaw that it was going to go on so long.

[@LoopyChew]

Yeah, the show was basically overburdened with awesome and they didn't realize how good the cast chemistry was until it was far too late. Then they rolled like thirty nat-20s by casting Christin Miloti as the mother, which again worked against them because who knew you could be too lovable, particularly if you were planning on killing them off? It's not like they didn't foreshadow it--many of us, myself included, took copium, particularly in the episode with Future Ted and Future Barney--but it didn't make it hurt any less.

[@Akuzastar]

Looking back dinosaurs was the perfect way to end that show. Amazing for kids tv. HIMYM though, i was watching that weekly on the lead up loved how she met each person in the group by accident, then a back slap to the face saying she was dying and has died, making the whole series pointless! Especially barneys growth! Christ!

[@patrickdoyle6201]

I love that Barney ended up with the only girl who will ever truly change a man, but otherwise I agree, the whole season just to have them break-up in the finale was *THE BIGGEST SLAP IN THE FACE NOT GIVEN BY MARSHALL* *NOTHING* in real life is perfect BUT Barney & Quinn belonged together, then have Tracy leave Ted and envelope that says *STEAL THE BLUE FRENCH HORN & GO GET HER!*

[@anonimonn9775]

Oh and it was all a plot to get his kids permision to date their "aunt" Robin, whom he discarded because she couldn't have biological children... Yep, Ted Mosby ladies and genteman, the worst sitcom main character ever!!!

[@patrickdoyle6201]

@@anonimonn9775 TBF, he did & does love Tracy. The fact that the season rushes the storyline (keeping us from connecting with her while simultaneously making us wish we knew more about her when she does) doesn't change that they had years together and the story & talk might well have been exactly what Tracy told Ted to do if/when she died

[@anonimonn9775]

@@patrickdoyle6201 you got a point, the audience didn't connect with the mother because they barely knew her, that made her seen more like a prop in Ted's dream life than an actual person. The show kept us guessing who would be the mother, then it was like: "hey this is the mom, oops she's dead, back to Robin". Anyway, Ted sucks and HIMYM deserves the place it gets in every list of Worst TV endings.

[@patrickdoyle6201]

@@anonimonn9775 it's still a realistic part of life. My parents, siblings ect and I will frequently talk about a family member or friend who is no longer with us and all he has is our stories. Sometimes it's the momentary connections that have the biggest impact on our lives, such as Son of Coul & Stark in Avengers or Quicksilver & Hawkeye in ULTRON

[@DiegoMartinezCoria]

The Dinosaurs finale was one we won't see repeated any time soon, Jim Henson and company where just *chef's kiss*

[@WulfCorbett]

Blackadder had a pretty unique ending. Although the final episode was in keeping with the rest of the series, to end that episode without any credits other than a copyright notice must be close to unique... And, yes, The Prisoner.

[@dhenderson1810]

The "Blackadder" one was really sad.

[@sarahprice659]

I think I cried at least once watching it.

[@27newyorker]

Season 8 of castle should not have even happened. The true series finale is end of season 7.

[@glenndallas7171]

The 30 Rock finale was FANTASTIC.

[@soren3569]

And of course, in addition to the meat of the show, it has a reference to St. Elsewhere's ending with the snowglobe he's playing with.

[@Michaelthekiwi]

It's a pity Dynasty got an extra season, otherwise it's finale would be the bonkers wedding massacre.

[@radrobd123]

the wedding massacre was the end of season 5, the show went on for 4 more seasons after that and even produced a spin-off that ran for 2 seasons

[@KSchorrWriter]

Yes! I was completely traumatized when Little House Blow up the whole town! I'm glad someone noticed how weird that was.

[@Crunchy_Punch]

Missed opportunity to call out the Saint Elsewhere snow globe reference in the 30 Rock section as the perfect segue to the following point.

[@van8ryan]

Brian Henson has said the finale was always going to include "extinction", but ABC execs, upon hearing the idea for the finale, actually nearly vetoed the idea, fearing the audience's backlash that the Baby would "die".

[@evanwardwell4611]

What? the lame go to prison for the Seinfeld cast for not helping a mugging victim and the whole trial part was beyond stupid and a waste of time. We already knew they were technically horrible people. Jerry was not upset by it. He had one of the best contracts ever.

[@radrobd123]

Kramer wasn't even a bad person. He tried to help people, just bungled sometimes. He was the most sympathetic and caring of the 4

[@ChaoticYak1]

Yeah, that was incredibly disappointing.

[@HumbleRobot]

Blindspot and Blacklist would both fit on this list as well. Blindspot's ending being ambiguous did not fit the tone of that show at all. Blacklist's ending was just the writing finally stopping its fall...by hitting the ground and exploding.

[@KittiesofEvil]

US Life on Mars was awful. They tried to combine 3 "seasons" into one, and it didn’t work out. Then, they added the additional it was all a dream and the characters are actually in future which made it 10x worse.

[@TheSourKraut]

Isn't anybody mentioning the abomination that was the "Dexter" finale?

[@garethdavies8004]

Which one, they were both terrible.

[@TheSourKraut]

@garethdavies8004 I wouldn't know, after the first disappointment, I wasn't willing to risk another one. From what I was told, I made the right choice. (I made THAT mistake years ago by watching season 9 of Scrubs... *shudder*)

[@lordofthereels6790]

Could the Tommyverse extend to Denzel's filmography with him imagining this doctor in different roles as the kid grows? Maybe Training Day came from dreams he had as an edgy young adult after listening to Eminem and Dre. Or falling asleep to Maiden leads to Fallen ? So many possibilities

[@radrobd123]

There is no Tommyverse. Tommy obviously included shows he watched on TV into his fantasy

[@angelonedge]

The Angel series finale was probably the most disappointing finale I’ve ever seen. It leaves you to interpret what your ending would be as everyone goes off to a big battle with no conclusion.😤

[@davidhoward4715]

I thought it was the perfect conclusion. Each member of the team was fighting for personal redemption. They found it, and the outcome was not as important as the battle itself.

[@noahmagana137]

It continues in comic form

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Strange they didn't mention The Sopranos ending right in the midd--

[@RazielBR]

Don't Stop Beli--

[@Hundredyacrewoods]

What about The Colbys ending with Fallon being kidnapped by aliens? Or Dynasty ending with the same character shot in a mine? Both of those whole episodes were pretty memorable to me as a teenager as WTF hours, even more so than Dallas was, although I think that Dallas did the “wonderful life” story to try and complete with Dynasty/Colbys in the WTFs

[@DoloresLehmann]

The Colbys was the first thing that came to mind when I read the video title. Was curious if they would mention it. That was a real WTF moment.

[@radrobd123]

Fallon was not shot in a mine. She and her younger sister were cornered in an underground cave by a villain but they were not shot. And the UFO cliffhanger was resolved the following season on Dynasty

[@Hundredyacrewoods]

@@radrobd123 sorry, it’s 30 years since I saw the Dynasty ending so forgot the details of who was shot and where.

[@Mark-g1h4n]

Quantum Leak Should have been on this list

[@LadyAndreaRose1701]

Now I'm sad..good job

[@eddierascalhaskell4954]

What the hell was Quantum LEAK?

[@LadyAndreaRose1701]

@eddierascalhaskell4954 that's when Dr Sam Beckett drinks too much water before bed

[@eddierascalhaskell4954]

@@LadyAndreaRose1701 Yeah. Sounds about right.

[@themirrorsofmymind]

@@LadyAndreaRose1701 _"Oh, boy..."_

[@melaniebuckley1772]

Forever Knight. The penultimate and final episode killed off most of the cast except for one. The cast later revealed the show creator was angry at it being cancelled and purposely destroyed it. The cast asked to insert a few scenes to give closure to the audience (without changing the depressing ending) but that creator (who had agreed) had them edited out. The storylines etc just didn’t make sense and the whole thing was just a depressing mess.

[@ChaoticYak1]

Oh, that's a good one to bring up. I HATED the way it ended. It made no sense at all. I'm generally ambivalent about the vampire genre, but they'd done something interesting and the whole final season was weird.

[@NightHawke]

Really? Weird. I bailed when they had an episode that featured a flyin' vampire dog. You can only stretch my ability to accept the preposterous so far.

[@marlin6668]

I really thought the end of Lost would be on this list.

[@webs538]

That’s not weird just bad because everyone called it in the first season

[@bendeywendy8065]

I just watched the last episode of Veronica Mars (from 2016, I think), and the ending devastated me!

[@rickmb67]

For the umpteenth time: Dinosaurs was always satire for adults. Stop rewriting history.

[@jp3813]

Quentin Tarantino: "NO!"

[@danielschmidt9116]

I actually liked the enterprise tv show.

[@susanscott8653]

Me too. Especially the last season...except for the finale. 😕

[@davidvaldezjr5546]

Castle & Beckett DO NOT die. And if you think otherwise, you can fight me.

[@rabbitpirate]

I'm surprised you didn't include the Rob Lowe series The Lyon's Den. At the end of that we find out that the protagonist is actually a serial killer who throws himself off of a building rather than go to prison.

[@kali3665]

Of course, when they did the reboot of Dallas, they had to admit that ... for a modern-day western outlaw, JR has lousy aim.

[@steven-i6j]

HIMYM was supposed to have one more season but Jason Segel decided during season 9 he was leaving and they had to make the finale season into one episode. this lead to a mass fallout with jason and the rest of the actors which is why most of the season he's carpooling.

[@lazy_noodle]

But what is No. 7?

[@CashelOConnolly]

The Dallas episode

[@PW.Skyline.V37]

I noticed it too

[@dougdrazga4461]

Would saying "devil" get the video demonitized?

[@ChaoticYak1]

@@dougdrazga4461 I was wondering that, although I wonder why it would be when they can talk about blood and gore and violence and sex. You'd think that saying "devil" wouldn't be a problem.

[@EpimethiusPSN]

@@dougdrazga4461 I believe so. She says, demon instead of devil during the show description. YT is weird in so many ways.

[@Fanney47]

7:59 Kenneth the paige in nr 6 was holding a snowglobe & i feel like that might be a ref to nr 7 (st. Elsewhere) but isnt mentioned?

[@Crunchy_Punch]

Yup. It was clearly a reference to Saint Elsewhere. A reference-savvy show like 30 Rock is filled with meta humour. Didn't need to be mentioned, until they picked the next point to be Saint Elsewhere. Now the fact it went without mention sticks out.

[@theavandenberg6876]

I thought I pretty much saw all episodes of Dallas but clearly I didn't. Completely forgot it ended so weird.

[@Me7oWitThaHoodie]

Or Tommy had those other shows on his mind from probably seeing his parents watching those shows when thinking up St Elsewhere

[@bigbillywillysgrandadventu7737]

Honestly, Little House got really dark later on, especially if Albert was the main focus of an episode. The writing staff wanted him to suffer.

[@gestaltdude]

The Enterprise finale and cancellation happened for a few reasons. Cast and crew put the cancellation down to a few things; franchise burnout after variations of the show had been going for 17 years. Fewer people were watching TV after 9/11, which also damaged Dharma and Greg's ratings. And the introduction of Netflix and streaming services altered how people watched their TV, which also reduced ratings. Their show was also on a network that did not traditionally carry the show and basically got nervous when the numbers started going down. The finale turned out the way it did because the show was cancelled within a few weeks of the show's finale, which meant two or three seasons of plot points suddenly needed to be included to reach what was always going to be the show's end game: the founding of the Federation. Shran, the Andorian frenemy played by the great and good Jeffrey Combs, was to have joined the crew, and Trip would not have been killed off. The finale was designed as a way to pay tribute to everything the Enterprise crew wrought, but was not received as the writers intended. Source: The Shuttlepod Show featuring Connor Trineer and Dominic Keating.

[@radrobd123]

I don't think Netflix and other streaming services were readily available in 2005 to produce that much effect on network TV.

[@gestaltdude]

@@radrobd123 Netflix started out as a subscription DVD mail system, allowing people to watch entire shows without tuning in to the episodes original broadcast, altering viewing figures.

[@susanscott8653]

From what I have heard from other fans, the show would be moved around the schedule which made hard to find and follow, and was often pre-empted for sports games. I think it was on a channel I couldn't get and it seemed not to be well liked by long time fans at the time though that seems to be changing now, oddly enough due to streaming. 🤨

[@gestaltdude]

@@susanscott8653 There were definitely other issues, scheduling being one of them. fans also rebelled against the opening theme being an actual song, no matter how appropriate; they beleived every Star Trek property should have a purely instrumental theme, which they seem to have acknowledged over the years. I think the biggest issue was stuff everyone had taken for granted for 17 years, all the technology we saw in TNG, DS9 and Voyager, were suddenly gone, which I'll admit I found oddly jarring until I realized it made perfect sense. It had the same effect though as the Lothlorien Elves turning up in the Battle of Helm's Deep in The Two Towers; it was impossible for such a thing to have happened, but because it wasn't a part of established lore, fans were dirty on the idea. It could even be that the portrayal of the Elves, sorry I mean Vulcans, were an influence, as said portrayal showed them in a much darker light than what we were used to. I suppose we should be glad the original idea, that of the entire first season focusing on getting into space and thus set entirely on Earth, never came to pass.

[@largepurplemonkey]

The Curse needs to make this list. A year later, and I'm still in shock about that batshit-crazy ending

[@stephenholtman4550]

dead at 21. the two heroes go through the whole adventure and then just end up dead anyway

[@tmoore4075]

The "framing device" for HIMYM makes a lot of sense in reality. Why else would he be telling the kids the story of their alive mother? It's just that by the end of the series Ted & Robin didn't make sense at all. Add to that that everyone loved Cristin Milioti as the mother and we barely got to know her and then the pull the rug out from us. They should have realized that it didn't make sense anymore and gone with the alternate cut of the finale where she lives. Finale would have still been meh and rushed because they tried to jam too much into one episode but I think more people would have been happy with the happy ending.

[@raypsychodad]

Sorry but next gen wasn't imo superior to enterprise. Enterprise was a brilliant series ruined by a terrible finale.

[@littlekingtrashmouth9219]

St. Elsewhere was the dumbest ending in all of television history. The Sopranos was the greatest. No, I’m not trolling.

[@shils1994]

The Blacklist finale is certainly up there. That made no sense.

[@kaytiekat5289]

Ya should have added the ending of Newhart

[@firstname4337]

it wasn't bizarre

[@evanwardwell4611]

Actually that is on most list as the best ending to a series ever.

[@pennsimmons]

Number 7 .............

[@blackknightdiscussions7632]

Dallas Final Episode

[@andrewharris4268]

Series endings are a crock. They are utterly pointless. The best endings are those that never happen when a series is cancelled after final filming. Real life doesn’t resolve in 30min. Final episodes should just be like any other, even tho a few ‘resolution shows’ are well done and well received.

[@buttonsfan]

#9 wait wouldn't the Railroad developer prefer that their houses are gone? So he can put a railroad through it.

[@goodwood-rc4nx]

saves me from wasting 100's of hours watching these TV shows if know the ending

[@peachysbaby3088]

I dont think the x files ending was a miraculous conception. I think they had coitus. We just didn't see it.

[@soren3569]

So, my list (in no particular order) for the inevitable "[X] of the Most Bizarre TV Series Finales in History" video: The Prisoner Newhart Twin Peaks M*A*S*H (Okay, so it was relatively on-brand for the show, but still, it may have been one of the last times you could practically hear the entire country gasp in unison)

[@jespersschmidt]

Uuuuuuuuuhm, Game of Thrones? That season finale made me go from recommending the show to anyone who would listen, to recommending anyone who would listen to never start watching the show, because of the awful ending.

[@callumarcher8111]

Controversial opinion: HIMYM couldn't have ended any other way, the writers shot themselves in the foot by making Ted someone who couldnt get over his ex, even after getting married and having kids.

[@hjspalenka]

I hate the St. Elsewhere interpretation. It makes more sense that he would cross over his imagined show with REAL TV shows he liked than that he had an entire universe of TV shows to cross over with. It's stupid to act like the kid imagining every TV is the more logical assumption.

[@radrobd123]

Yes that's how i interpret it. The kid watched a lot of TV shows and integrated his fantasy into the TV world he was seeing

[@soren3569]

It becomes worse when you realize some of what his canonical dreams were about--multiple extended rape arcs, suicides, murders... what the hell was Westfal letting this kid watch?

[@shinymobile]

That is a thought experiment by Dwayne McDuffie (comic writer) showing the absurdity of comic fans obsession with canon through the lens of this tv show. It’s not supposed to be taken seriously, quite the opposite.

[@StoneOcean595]

What about the ending of The Sopranos where the screen goes

[@baxterwilson368]

4:03 Awkward. I guess no one watched this video before posting?

[@MrWolfchamp-xi3cu]

6:10 How's Castle's Happily Ever After ending insulting??

[@danielthomas7193]

She literally says why. It is a big tone whiplash. They are bleeding out and they a few seconds later are in the future with their kids.

[@kaitlyngault3987]

I was not happy with the How I Met Your Mother finale. I still don't like how they did it, but I respect the choice. It wasn't about a fairytale. It was about life. Sometimes you lose the love of your life, & you still have to survive. It was about grief, finding beauty in it, & moving on.

[@dhenderson1810]

Also, it was that Ted was looking for the love of his life everywhere but all the time, she was in front of him. Best friends usually make the best relationships anyway, rather than some random you meet.

[@MrLePov]

That Life On Mars remake ending is god awful 😂

[@dhenderson1810]

Can people please stop mentioning the HIMYM final. I watched a few episodes and it is time I will never get back. Don't know how anyone can like the Barney character. He is a complete sleaze. If you watched that trash religiously, you deserved that finale. I love how the makers of the show trolled you all. 😂

[@jp3813]

I'm guessing you also hated "Married... with Children".

[@davidhoward4715]

@@jp3813 You missed the point. The audience was never meant to become emotionally invested in the MWC characters.

[@jp3813]

​@@davidhoward4715 There was even an episode where Al & Peg separate, and not only was it presented to be sad but the audience was also saddened by it.

[@aarondavidking]

I feel like you never actually watched Little House... that show was bleak.

[@radrobd123]

Yes, the oldest daughter went blind, one character got SA'd by a man in a mask, Laura's husband suffered a stroke

[@anonimonn9775]

Really? The people of Castle was surprised they weren't renewed for another season? It was known by everybody that Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic hated each other guts, and they wanted to get out of the show or the other one to get fired, they had less and less screen time together with each season and i'm pretty sure they made a lowkey backdoor pilot in an episode about Castle in LA with another police lady. Everybody knew the show was ending soon, they should have ended it properly and they made another "it was a dream or not" ending that everyone hated. Thank god i had stopped watching it a couple seasons before, i would've been so mad!

[@danielthomas7193]

Actually it was plausible. I watched the show every week when it aired. ABC CONFIRMED, not rumored, it would be back for a Season 9 without Stana. Probably focus on Castle as he was becoming a private detective. That one is just a guess on my part. But then ABC backed out. Doesn't explain why the show felt they had to tack on that epilogue scene. Only that the show's future was back and forth.

[@imdowd]

@@danielthomas7193they filmed two different endings. One where the show continues with Castle as a PI. And one where the show ends

[@anonimonn9775]

@@danielthomas7193 well, i guess they were way too optimistic, the last couple seasons had declining ratings and the backstage drama was known by everybody. I even remember Castle on lists of "shows that overstayed their welcome" or "surprisingly being renewed". But it wouldn't be the first time a production is left high and dry by the broadcast company

[@danielthomas7193]

@@anonimonn9775 while I didn't have many issues with the show outside of that ending, I agree Nathan and Stania not getting along was well known. Also sums up why Nathan has had a few former costars with him on The Rookie as guests but not her.

[@chrisbellon3739]

Dallas one, he lives because of cont. Show

[@kendoyle]

Should have had Byker Grove

[@buttonsfan]

#4 or Tommy borrowed characters he'd seen on TV

[@dearthditch]

Lost. That’s my first choice

[@taylordudley3673]

Hope you get better soon jess!

[@tristangoodfellow9180]

The X Files finished in Season 7!

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Amazing video of bizarre ending in series finale of tv shows,fantastic job on the Jesse from what culture.

[@DavidLarahdma0415]

The original ending of x files was better

[@theldraspneumonoultramicro405]

still very dissapointed with the finale of Enterprise and Voyager. Enterprise finale revealed the entire series was little more then Riker and Troi having a movie night watching a star trek version of a historical documentary. and Voyager's ending pretty much deleted any and all reason to care for anything that happened for half the series, all hardships and sacrifice they went through for pretty much half of the series, gone, half of my investment in teh series, they took a big steaming shit on. in HIMYM, Ted and Robin have essentially zero chemistry together, it really should have ended with him and their mother sitting down at the sofa in their home together, telling their kids the story, or even have them be in the hospital around their mothers bed as she is very sick or somerthing, and in a epilogue showing Lilly and Marshal with their kids and first grandchild, and Barny and Robin happily married also having kids together, with Barney of course, being some serious top dog millionair working with FBI on another sting on another shady big time bank or womething.

[@justme8592]

With all due respect... You completely misunderstood the series Finale of Enterprise. According to IMBd... 'In 2370, Commander William T. Riker is trying to clear his mind and relives the last mission of the first Enterprise on the holodeck.'

[@teddyray8597]

Well, hello, Jess.😍

[@johnburnside7828]

Basically, this all proves that TV writers hate their jobs and their audiences.

[@dhenderson1810]

Or the station hates the show, axes it prematurely and forces the writers to come up with an ending on the fly. Better some type of finale than none at all. I remember the finale of "Without A Trace". It was a normal episode but the final scene was recut where the two main characters discuss how everything ends in a conversation. Fans were angry at this, saying that they should be shown how things played out, not told. Series star Anthony LaPaglia came out in defence of the writers and blasted the studio. He said that they were promised another season where events played out, but then the studio backflipped and axed it instead. The final scene was an attempt to tie up loose ends. It was unsatisfactory but it was either that, or no resolution at all. Fans should hold TV stations more responsible, as few shows end on their own terms, so many finales are thrown together, and many shows never have a finale at all.

[@alexius23]

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[@jandrewworld]

You needed Super Force. The series finale kills all the characters *EXCEPT* the black guy.

[@TheAndribob]

First

[@rbrice4128]

That show should have been called "How I Gave Up On Network Television while your Mother Blue Me."

[@wham-shirt-trimmer]

I like the ending of Game of Thrones people are just butthurt over annoying Dany or Jon not getting the throne.

[@patrickdoyle6201]

I wanted her to get the throne but they told us in episode one who was going to get it

[@kaitlyngault3987]

So who got it? I watched a couple episodes when it first came out. Was not for me.

[@patrickdoyle6201]

@@kaitlyngault3987 Brann, the kid that they mock in the first episode. It's an even bigger *DICAPRIO POINTING AT THE SCREEN* type of thing than when the stripper at the end of the first season of HIMYM is named Tracy

[@richardjamesgallardojr.7584]

Weekend at Bernie's part 3😂 cadaver in Chief😂 AKA The Joe Biden story

[@patrickdoyle6201]

BUT the White House & Mar-a-lago will be safe from zombies since COVID-69 & his Anti-Americans have STDs instead of brains 🧠😹

[@christheghostwriter]

BDS

[@richardjamesgallardojr.7584]

@christheghostwriter what does BDS mean

[@patrickdoyle6201]

@@richardjamesgallardojr.7584 BUT COVID-69 is the one who is braindead, like his followers, who also hate America!

[@patrickdoyle6201]

@@richardjamesgallardojr.7584 Biden Derangement Syndrome

[@Zkt_Zkt]

The guy who played The Devil in the Dallas finale also played Chiun, the Korean master of sinanju who was training Remo Williams in the titular film.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

He also played Ned Bolger, the supposed "twin" of Arvin Sloane, on Alias.

[@radrobd123]

He was Joel Grey, Larry Hagman's real life neighbor and friend at the time the finale was shot. Grey is best known for playing the Master of Ceremonies in the movie Cabaret. He is the father of Jennifer Grey of Dirty Dancing fame.

[@rudolftrost3534]

Joel Grey is a much underestimated actor and a true chameleon. He is also to admire in the gripping movie Cabaret.

[@fredricclack7137]

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