A TV list that has reached a perfect end

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Here is a list of series with perfect purposes that I think a lot about:

Mad Men

Don Draper's zen moment could never be pure.

The advertising guru who spent seven seasons trying to feel something – whatever – ended his journey with a spiritual retreat where he found peace. [Sterling Cooper & Partners]

But the newfound harmony of Draper ends up serving the publicity, while the finale ends with the iconic "hilltop". For Coca-Cola.

One can read in several ways: Draper presented the announcement to Coke, a reflection of a new age of corporate enlightenment or a commercial distillation of Draper's mentality. Whatever the interpretation you make of it, it is great to end an advertisement with an advertisement.

Freaks And Geeks

For a season-long show, the finale is great because we did not know it was the last time we went to see Lindsay, Sam and William McKinley High School clbad.

The series was canceled in the mid-season, but the news of television series that were right The spread between monsters and geeks is blurred in the final when Daniel (James Franco) tied links with the AV club above Dungeons and Dragons, and Nick (Jason Segel), the tragic drummer, goes black at the disco side.

As everything changes, Lindsey (Linda Cardellini) simulates her parents by taking the bus to attend a university summit and meeting Kim (Busy Philips) to see The Grateful Dead.

The show started with Lindsey's rebellion, army jacket and all, and ends with his indi moment suspended.

Catastrophe

The brutal reality of long-term relationships is illustrated in the series created by and performed by Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan.

Looted spouses call in London family life in inner-city neighborhoods, loving each other and swearing for four seasons. By the time you get to the end, the mbad of these two characters who spend their lives together is believed to be crumbling in the shadow of grief, parenting, alcoholism, and career changes.

We are told that loyalty is synonymous with stability, but Catastrophe shows that life is chaotic, even if you find your soul mate – relationships are hard work. Sharon and Rob stop on a beach in the final scene to express their dissatisfaction with life and the other. They decide to continue swimming despite warning signs of dangerous conditions.

Sharing a life with someone is like ignoring those signs.

Buffy Against the Vampires

"Yeah, you're not the only one elected, you just have to live like a person, how do you feel?" [19659003BuffySummersisnolongertheonlySlayerintheworldandtheseriesendsonhersmile

Buffy has always needed a "normal life" and it's finally hers. Sunnydale is a crater and Hellmouth is closed, but the finale is much more than the end of Buffy's arc and the Scooby gang, as they break the chain of isolation badociated with the chosen one. The only responsibility that falls to her is no longer her burden to shoulder with an army of activated slayers, she is free.

Parks, Recreation and Leisure

Time jumps can be a risk, they become riskier if you do it in the last season, what Mike Schur has made with Parks and Rec .

The last season was aired in 2015, but it takes place in 2017 and is filled with jokes about life . in the future.

During the season, we discover why each character leaves Pawnee or embarks on larger projects like Mayor Garry; they are all sincere and perfectly in tune with the motivations of each character.

In the last episode, the team meets to repair a swing, which contrasts wonderfully with Leslie Knope's talk about how public service is synonymous with "incremental little change every day". followed by "what makes the job worth it, it's to work with people you love," again quotes a line that Knope quotes again when the episode goes to 2035 and that She is the governor who speaks at a university.

But the final knockout comes. Going back to 2017, and knowing what Knope will become, we have one of the most optimistic moments in the history of television: she looks straight ahead and says, "I'm ready."

The Shield

The series on crooked cops has always done an incredible job putting the odds on his side against his characters and then leaving you gaping when they came out.

Police ladle ha There was a lot of chance that the show would become a fantasy, but everything rocked during the last season as the law caught up with Vic Mackey (Michael Chiklis) and the Strike team.

There is a tragedy (the family reunion is devastating), grief and an icy betrayal that certifies Mackey as one of the big bad guys on TV. Yet despite all the incredible moments of the finale, it's Mackey's punishment that resonates the most, a desk job in exchange for immunity.

Rather than a prison cell, it's a cabin and, for Mackey, a fate worse than death. [19659003]

Get Krack! N

For two seasons, Kates, McLennan and McCartney had the funniest show on Australian television.

Get Krack! N was devoted to the painful desire to be "friendly" through the television filter of breakfast and they satirized the media landscape in the process.

In the finale of the series, Kates, a very pregnant woman, gave birth and then introduced the show to guest hosts Nakkiah. He and Miranda Tapsell. The finale was inflamed with satirical fire and a sincere appeal to ignore the hateful baits of traditional television for breakfast.

Writer Benjamin Law has called it: "The most flamboyant 30 minutes of Australian television ever produced." The episode then ended at the hospital following motherhood with drag-queens performances, disco lights and a fully dilated collar with a crowned baby's head

Polarizing to the end, but so important

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– ABC TV + iview (@ABCTV) March 27, 2019

The Soprano

Forget Glee – You can never listen in the same way to the movie "Don & # 39; t Stop Believing" from Journey after the finale of the iconic gangster drama.

This is also the finale that brought viewers from HBO to think about their TV was broken during the last scene, while the family sopra No dine together, a bell rings, Tony Soprano looks up and sees the black … but it was all part of the plan.

The uncertainty of the end was totally intentional. but the creator of the series, David Chase, never thought it would make fans crazy.

Since the end of the series, people have been arguing over the true meaning of the last moments of the series and the main theory is that of Tony. However, you want to interpret the end, The Sopranos prove that, while waiting for supporters of the minefield, ambiguity is a legitimate way to end a show because it is all about open to interpretation.

Everyone is right and everyone is wrong. There is life and there is nothing left.

The Office

The British Version of The Office operated for two seasons, then the creators, Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant

At Christmas 2003 , a gift arrived in the form of two special episodes that closed the series.

Christmas specials focus on the documentary team catching up with Wernham Hogg's gang. ; most are now former employees. A meeting is scheduled at the company's Christmas party and it's the small moment where every character defends what he wants, making it an excellent finish: David Brent stands up to Tim Finch, Dawn kisses. Tim and Gareth reign as general manager. [19659003] The office also gets bonus points for leaving the station while they were in front.

The Remains

Since The Remains have come to an end, I think, about every day.

The third and final season takes place in Australia and the creator of the series, Damon Lindelof, spared no effort. Indeed, the last highly publicized series of which he supervised the end was Lost .

The finale is centered on a meeting between the main characters Matt (Justin Theroux) and Nora (Carrie Coon).

Despite a tumultuous relationship between the two characters in the series, they find peace in the way they hear each other. with great loss. The title of the episode is "The Book of Nora", which takes its name from the story told by Nora who tells how to travel to another dimension and discover her happy family without her.

Like everything in the series, the finale is open to interpretation. but you are allowed to believe it or not, it works both ways and it is incredible.

Seinfeld

How do you end a show on nothing?

Seinfeld is one of the few shows to have been presented while he was the greatest and the best. The final was divided into two parts and was about Elaine, Jerry, George and Kramer who were on trial for attending a car hijacking and not intervening.

During the trial, most of the secondary characters in the series come back to confirm the worst. about the accused – and it's a parade of big reminders.

The judge considers it necessary to spend time in society to think about their actions and condemns them to one year in prison. The last moment is the group sitting in a prison cell, as they used to do in a diner, discussing some pimples.

Elaine, Jerry, George and Kramer are destined to stay stuck in the social purgatory.

Twin Peaks

The revolutionary series created by David Lynch and Mark Frost is back for a third season after 25 years!

and it looked like another excuse to unearth a popular series. Oh, we were wrong.

Twin Peaks: The Return not only where Lynch and Frost were arrested, but also closed the cause of Agent Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) to another world while He was heading for the next.

Time travel, alternate dimensions and infinite loops of good evil verses came to play in the finale. Twin Peaks has always been a show that gives the impression that you need a decoder for each scene, but that's what makes it awesome and the final does not make no exception.

Broad City

The last season was a farewell to BFF, Abbi and Ilana, but they emphasized the great moment forever.

After undecided years about their lives, best friends finally pursued that wish – even if it meant being separated.

The countdown before the farewells was funny, disgusting and finally bittersweet, but the finale proved the old saying that if you like something, you can not hold it too tight, you have to let it free.

Abbi leaves for artist residency in Boulder and Ilana stays in New York to attend college clbades, but in the final moments of the show, we see them using video chat to stay in touch as if the distance did not constitute friendship.

Pbading the torch, the series ends with a montage of different friends walking together in New York. There are thousands of Abbi and Illanas who all have different stories to tell.

It was really a … big city.

The Broad City finale was solid. Really loved the final scene of zooming out and showing all of New York's best friends, really touching and successful. This little crazy show will miss me.

– The tired deer guy (@Dragoture) March 29, 2019

Breaking Bad

Yes, I know you're probably tired of seeing this show.

Walter White (Bryan Cranston) began making crystal meth to save his family from financial ruin, but discovered that he was good at being a criminal. Breaking Bad pbades from a normal man who has become a drug lord to the pride of a man who tries to maintain his powerful balance against all his competitors.