Worst tv series finale?

[Swede]

X-files comes to mind.

[Deja Q]

1. "Journey's End" (2008)

'Doctor Who'

May 2010 and a much better writer turned producer put the series to rights...

[Initech]

2. Arrested Development

It sucked because the series ended.

[latebloomer]

3. "The Sopranos"

A supreme letdown.

[racaulk]

4. I'm sure I'll get flamed to Hell and back for saying this...

Seinfeld.

That finale SUCKED EGGS!!! :puke:

[carlyhippy]

5. Dallas

It was a dud, I would expect a better ending
Carly

[Roon]

6. Roseanne

the whole final season was terrible.

[bigwillq]

8. I loved the final season

It kind of went against everything the show stood for..but there were some very funny moments. When the Ab-Fab girls were on it was so freaking funny. :rofl:

I actually really liked the final episode. I cried.

[LanternWaste]

7. My opinion may be biased...

My opinion may be biased because I enjoyed Babylon 5 ten times more, but I was surprisingly let down by the series finale of Star Trek: Next Generation. Although I stopped watching ST a few seasons earlier, I made a point to watch the finale with some friends and was, well... underwhelmed by it.

And for Star Trek, being underwhelmed is instant qualification for the trash dump because I had come to expect much more from the writers and producers who had been working on ST even when I was watching it.

(I think I'm the only guy who's never seen even one episode of X-Files)

[LisaM]

9. Of those I've seen......

"Will and Grace". It was horrible. "Seinfeld" was pretty terrible too.

[ThoughtCriminal]

10. There was a spy thriller in the 60's

called "Coronet Blue". Somehow, our entire family got hooked on it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coronet_Blue

"Frank Converse's character, an amnesiac who is found floating in an unnamed body of water and whose only memory is the phrase "Coronet Blue," discovers that he has been targeted for assassination by a mysterious group of killers. He adopts the name "Michael Alden," a combination of the name of his doctor and the name of the hospital where he was taken to recover. Over the remaining episodes he attempts to discover his identity and the identities of his assailants, whom he refers to as 'Greybeards'. The series ended before the solution to these mysteries was revealed, but series creator Larry Cohen later told his biographer:"

Well anyway, thanks to the internet, we now at lest know how it was supposed to end, but it really bugged us for 40 years.