January 23, 201214 yr Newhart got me thinking... What did everyone think of the St. Elsewhere finale?
January 23, 201214 yr Author I thought the Cheers finale was a great way for it to end. "Sorry, we're closed." I was going to mention this one eventually if no one else did.
January 23, 201214 yr Clizzy :lol: I'm still trying to figure out what happened on Lost :lol::lol: I thought the Cheers finale was a great way for it to end. "Sorry, we're closed." Agree with you on this.
January 23, 201214 yr I did not like how Quantum Leap ended. I just remember that Sam never leaped home, right? What else happened on the last one?
January 23, 201214 yr The finale of the 2004 Battlestar Galactica made me want to tear my hair out. Just awful. I was a huge fan of the series until season 4. At that point I jumped ship. I still haven't finished the fourth season.
January 23, 201214 yr Newhart got me thinking... What did everyone think of the St. Elsewhere finale? Liked Newhart, liked Cheers. The St. Elsewhere ending (a figment of the autistic child's imagination) was one of the strangest, for sure. I liked it.
January 23, 201214 yr Entourage was a terrible ending. I took up for it at the time but after much reflection I do agree. It ended horribly. Still looking forward to the movie though.
January 23, 201214 yr Author I'm still trying to figure out what happened on Lost I'm not going to explain it very well, but they were all dead when they were meeting up at the church. They all died at different times. Something like that.
January 23, 201214 yr Happy Days was over when the Fonz jumped the shark! They said the same thing on the Howard Stern Show.
January 23, 201214 yr I just remember that Sam never leaped home, right? What else happened on the last one? The specifics of it are vague for me, but I remember there was a conversation between Sam and some bartender. The last thing that was shown had "Dr. Sam Beckett never returned home." written on the screen. I thought that was kind of weak. I think it was also in the same episode that Sam let Al's first wife know he was still alive and a P.O.W...which, in turn, turned the Al we had all come to know, into a different character, as he was no longer multi-married/divorced. THAT was creative. The rest (if it was all the same episode), was pretty lazy if you ask me.
January 23, 201214 yr Liked Newhart, liked Cheers. The St. Elsewhere ending (a figment of the autistic child's imagination) was one of the strangest, for sure. I liked it. Agreed, and agreed. St. Elsewhere, however, I have mixed feelings on. As you say, it was one of the strangest. But, I remember watching it and thinking "You mean the past X years have all been some kid's imagination?!?!?!?!" Was not a happy camper at that time! But, maybe age has mellowed me.
January 23, 201214 yr I thought The Shield had a perfect ending. Mackey never pays for his crimes in the traditional sense of being killed or being in prison for them, but he loses everything that is important to him - his family, his friends, his job out on the street. He is confined to a desk for three years. But at the end you get the sense he is going out for a little night justice. Even at the end, you're rooting for the bad guy.
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