Anonymous wrote:The Big C

Let me guess--the main character dies?

I agree with PP, Battlestar did not live up to it's potential. I had such high hopes for the series and the story lines got progressively worse.

Six Feet Under. Except for Keith, the characters live to a ripe old age and die of natural causes.

Six Feet Under.

The Big C

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but M*A*S*H wins this prize.

Sopranos wasn't the worst ever. That prize belongs to Seinfeld.

Youre forgetting Roseanne

I agree Six Feet Under had the best finale ever. I still watch it on YouTube now and then and have a good cry. Breaking Bad was good. I liked the part on Lost where the dog lays by Jack's side, but thought the rest was weird mumbo jumbo. Battlestar Gallactica and Sopranos did not live up to their potential I thought. Six Feet Under's finale is the standard by which all others should be judged IMHO.

Sorry, but M*A*S*H wins this prize.

Sopranos wasn't the worst ever. That prize belongs to Seinfeld.

def 6 feet under. It gave closure to the viewers to see how all the characters turned out. beuatiful and well done without being sentimental or cheesy.
Breaking bad-also well done.
Worst-sopranos.

Breaking Bad.

Agree. I bawled my eyes out. I had giant puffy eyes the next day even. I never saw it again and it still haunts me this many years later.

Newhart was clever, but Six Feet Under made me cry. It was beautifully done.

Newhart

Agreed! I watched the ending numerous times and it always haunts me. The worst part is that I watched the series a few years after it ended so I had nobody to really freak out over it with me.

Agreed, best finale ever, hands down. Not sure I have ever cried so hard but it was perfect.

I vote for Six Feet Under (HBO) - the finale ties it upon what happens to the characters but it is extremely harsh that we all die. It flashes forward in glimpses- the music is haunting- I'm not alone in thinking this-http://vimeo.com/45287515