Easily Breaking Bad, IMO the king of television from beginning to end.
TV Series that actually end well?
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The Sopranos ended great. I think Breaking Bad ended the way it needed to. I was never over the top on the series, but Bryan Cranston was awesome. My favorite scene is when his brother in law figured out who he was and he told the brother in law to stay out of his way.
I liked how Supernatural ended.
@Black Gold 380R, AHS is an on going show. It has a different plot every season so there's no way to really have an overall ending. Though the last couple of seasons haven't ended well.
I liked how Supernatural ended.
@Black Gold 380R, AHS is an on going show. It has a different plot every season so there's no way to really have an overall ending. Though the last couple of seasons haven't ended well.
At least that is realistic. What kind of MC let’s a tranny ride bitch? Nonsense.
This guy makes a good case for an alternate ending to GoT. Sounds MUCH better than what we were given.
Once supernatural really took off with the story .. it was amazing
Jensen Ackles is great
The first season of True Detective was amazing (each season is a whole new story) and the ending was good too!
The Witcher was good until the writers decided they didn't like the source material. Henry Cavil does some excellent sword work in his fight scenes, especially in the 1st season.
That would have been 1000 times better. Hell if the blue would have flickered in Bran's eye at the end I would have been like...oh shit.
I was never happy with how they separated Raylon and his wife again after all her talk about only wanting to be with him. But it makes sense. Did you ever watch City Primevil?
Yes, felt like writing was good but not a fan of the direction the storyline took.
need to go back and finish that, the season where they figure out the dude is gonna make a run for president is when I canceled my subscription and never renewed when it came back on
Boardwalk Empire was a good series from start to finish IMO.
House of Cards too if you ignore the season without Frank. lol
Sopranos final season was very good, depressing, but good.
I could see some dislike over the final seconds but based off Tony's talk with Bobby about probably not hearing it when it happens.
Music is playing, then silence.
Vague, but heavily implied he didn't see it coming and never heard it either.
IMO series go bad when either the OG writers leave, they sway from the source or in some cases just milk out seasons with filler episodes purely cause of money. Aka Walking Dead on AMC.
House of Cards too if you ignore the season without Frank. lol
Sopranos final season was very good, depressing, but good.
I could see some dislike over the final seconds but based off Tony's talk with Bobby about probably not hearing it when it happens.
Music is playing, then silence.
Vague, but heavily implied he didn't see it coming and never heard it either.
IMO series go bad when either the OG writers leave, they sway from the source or in some cases just milk out seasons with filler episodes purely cause of money. Aka Walking Dead on AMC.
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For a semi-ambiguous ending regarding whether Vic was going to go rogue again or be on the straight and narrow to fulfill his agreement with ICE, it was still pretty good.
I guess the story of the Strike Team was over as 2 of them were dead and the other was going to prison for a long time.
shameless had a solid ending. Nothing mind blowing but it fit the series
I'll add The Last Kingdom. This is a great series with an excellent wrap up.
There's a podcast with Robert Iler and Jamie-Lynn Siegler and they talk about the ending and apparently the director went that way because he wanted to kill off Tony, but knew it would crush the audience if they saw it happen.
I'm still baffled today of how long that series went on for. I remember the first episode came out when I was in high school and then it just never stopped sortve like the Energizer bunny. I lost interest like after season 9 it just went on for too long I felt
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