Summary
A television series finale, by and large, falls into one of three categories.
The following are just some of the most offensive offenders.
Dexter, “Remember the Monsters?”
Except that it ran for 8.
But it was going to work out in the end, with the beloved series pulling it together.
But no… he’s still alive, and now a lumberjack, having escaped from his past.
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What the serious hell?
And it outright failed.
And somehow it managed to go further downhill.
As is typical, the final episode depicted the final mission of Archer and company.
In fact,the entire seriestook place on the holodeck.
The word you’re looking for ishuh?
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But we don’t!
I just know the people are going to love how this ends!
delighted viewers from 1991 through to 1994.
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The show did tackle some heady themes but overall was just a fun half-hour on a Friday night.
Which made thedark, ominous series finaleso out of place.
CreatorChuck Lorre, however, couldn’t let Sheen go.
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The finale, however, wasso radically differentin tone it still angers fans to this day.
But not that much of a pass.
With Beckett’s name misspelled as “Becket”
St.
Elsewhere, “The Last One” (May 25, 1988)
Adjectives ascribed to medical dramaSt.
Elsewhere: Gritty, realistic.
Ironically, it would end up being neither.
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Autistic, by the way, as if somehow that mattered.
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