Top 10 TV Finales that Explained EVERYTHING

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I hate the HIMYM finale so much - they ruined Barney's arc completely and brought Ted and Robin back together who do NOT and will NEVER work as a couple

WandaVision… crazy ending!

The Six Feet Under finale was one of the best I have ever seen.

I honestly didn't mind that Wandavision took so long to explain what was going on, as it allowed us to draw our own conclusions, much like the agents.

I like WandaVision, and man, Wanda is such a tragic character.

It has been years, and my heart still isn't ready to re-experience the end of The Good Place again.

4:30 I still hate the How I Met Your Mother season 9 finale. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Orphan Black was amazing show!

The ending of HIMYM SUCKED! She died??!! And he ends up with Robin 🙄? Sorry that’s like finishing it saying “it was a dream”

Although it only lasted one season, Life on Mars was one of my fav shows. The finale was both unexpected and bizarre.

Newhart final episode- best end scene ever (works if you knew his earlier show) ... (and loved the Breaking Bad/Malcolm in the Middle riff on it).

Wonder years? Desperate Housewives? I'm surprised either didnt make it. I would have to say, "Six feet under" for #1. That was brilliantly done. Sia's song had a lot of power too, i remember downlowding it after the airing. Great count down as always!

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At last because The Fugitive takes the number #1 as it's still one of the greatest television show I ever loved, it really explain everything for Dr Richard Kimble of finally got The One-Armed Man admit to the truth.

I was surprised and gratified to see the fugitive as #1. I remember My parents watching this show religiously. As a matter of fact I remember the night of the final, episode our toilet had broken. We only had 1 bathroom and 4 people, we needed the toilet. My dad sat in the bathroom With the small black and white portable TV. Fixing the toilet and watching Richard kimball go free. I remember towards the very end wondering when it was going to be fixed , because I had a serious need to use it. Dad was sitting on the floor in front of the toilet straddling it and watching the episode. That is a picture I will never get out of my mind. I laugh about it to this day.

Note, if you will, that the broadcast HIMYM ending was SO polarizing -- more than half of regular viewers hated it -- and Carter Bayes, who wasn't willing to throw out the old footage of the kids -- SO BADLY that they had to edit -- and I think reshoot -- an entire alternate ending where Cristin Milioti DIDN'T die, to have any hope at all of selling the full-series boxset; it's the biggest betrayal of a fanbase, probably, in modern series television history, even outdoing Season 9 (and maybe seasons 8) of Scrubs. I am simply boggled that you didn't see fit to mention this point AT ALL in your piece; that's malpractice, too.

12 Monkeys. I remember being sceptical that they would be able to wrap up and explain everything in a satisfying way but somehow they did.

Orphan Black Sarah was not curious in the first episode. She😅 was trying for a new identity. Her whole arc was her going from a selfish drifter to a leader sister and mom. Kicking ass along the way.

It wasn’t my favorite show but the last episode of monsieur spade explained a lot.