February 2, 201214 yr Been having fun following some of the other movie/tv lists, so thought I'd toss this one into the mix. Which series/episode did the writers give you a "What the....?" moment? My top three all involved the death of a character. In no particular order... M*A*S*H - Colonel Henry Blake is being discharged and sent home. Happy time right? I remember actually crying when Radar came into the OR and read the notice that his plane had been shot down. Certainly not what you expect from a comedy show. 24 - Season finale (last hour) - Not only do we find out the Nina Myers is the mole inside TCU (which was somewhat of a surprise in itself) but she ends up killing Jack's wife (after Teri had spent nearly the entire year surviving the kidnapping). To me it really set the stage for the remainder of the series, that nothing was off guard. NCIS - Season 2 finale - Kate ends up taking a bullet for Gibbs, but we find out she was wearing vest and survived the shooting. And just when you let your breath out in relief...she takes one to the forehead. No coming back from that.
February 2, 201214 yr Not exactly a plot twist, but I was pretty shocked when Coy and Vance showed up on Uncle Jessie's farm.
February 3, 201214 yr The episode narrated by Robin just this season of "How I Met Your Mother." Messed up.
February 3, 201214 yr When Jessie Spano graduated from Bayside High as Salutatorian & then went to Vegas to become a stripper/dancer. I have to admit, I didn't see that one coming.
February 3, 201214 yr When Jessie Spano graduated from Bayside High as Salutatorian & then went to Vegas to become a stripper/dancer. I have to admit, I didn't see that one coming. It was the "No-Doz"
February 3, 201214 yr The episode narrated by Robin just this season of "How I Met Your Mother." Messed up. Yup, I didn't see that coming at all.
February 3, 201214 yr When Jessie Spano graduated from Bayside High as Salutatorian & then went to Vegas to become a stripper/dancer. I have to admit, I didn't see that one coming.Me either, but it wasn't bad to watch.
February 4, 201214 yr Author Dallas ... it was all a dream - an entire season of shows! :lol: Could pretty much say the same thing for the entire series of St. Elsewhere. The entire show was the imagination of an austic child?!?!? Would've never guessed that one coming in a million years.
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