Movie makers always strive to create the “perfect” visual media product. From TV shows to movies and their franchises, each creator uses various techniques to captivate audiences and, maybe, even make history with their work.
Still, despite their best efforts, mistakes happen. From time to time, these slip-ups go unnoticed or aren’t so big that they hurt a big part of the audience. Other times, people aren’t so forgiving, especially when the mistakes ruin everything that was created before. That’s what this list is about—scenes that are so bad, folks online aren’t planning to forgive the writers anytime soon. So, let’s dive in, shall we?
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I really hated that in the movie for 12 Years a Slave they had him hook up with a woman while he was a slave. In his book (it's a true story that he wrote himself after getting out) he says he stayed faithful to his wife the whole time. I don't care if someone thought the audience wouldn't believe that, it's wrong for them to insert something like that when he clearly stated he didn't.
That's kinda messed up given the source material. Hollywood flair I guess.
Hollywood morals pervading everything, even that which is pure has to be besmirched.
Load More Replies...For me a scene that didn't fit with the rest of movie was the ending of Elf. The whole movie was funny and silly, but then when Santa comes in and they save the day be singing? I know it's a Christmas movie, but the ending is cheesy and out of place for the rest of the film.
Couldn't watch Bones after what happened to Sweets.
YES!!! It ruined the entire thing for me, especially because he was my fav character. Didn't quite help my mom made me go to sleep after watching the episode before showing us if he died or not.
Couldn't watch Bones after they made a childfree woman fall into the motherhood trap
That's round about the point I stopped as well. I went a little further, but just I didn't find it as engaging.
How I Met Your Mother - 9 years of development and growth ends up trashed with 90 seconds of Barney and Robyn getting divorced, Mom makes a cameo and Ted and Robyn hook up.
I have never gone back and watched a single rerun because of that debacle.
The ending was so garbage yet everyone claims this is one of the best shows ever.
Everything to the last season was pretty good.
Load More Replies...When you actually think of the premise of the show and then what's happening in the episodes, the ending makes perfect sense. He loved his wife/mother of his kids, but she's dead and he's lonely. He's always had a thing for Robin and he'd like to date again. He's essentially asking for his kids' permission to date without it being weird using all the stories and anecdotes about his past.
Yes. I was really mad at the ending. After all that build up, I admit I was prepared to be disappointed by the show picking some flavor of the week celebrity to be the mom. They built her up into this specific character, and I couldn't picture anymore living up to that, but Cristin Milioti was such an excellent choice. She felt right to me & I had such hope... It took pandemic boredom to make me rewatch it, and it actually made sense as you explained it, when you know how it ends. It's like rewatching Fight Club once you know how it ends. There are these little subtle clues that you either miss or misinterpret throughout the show that point to mom has passed away & he's trying to get his children's blessing to date the only other woman he ever truly loved besides their mother
Load More Replies...I kept hoping Ted and Robin would end up together, so I’m apparently one of the few who actually liked the ending 🙂
There are many ways film creators make movies captivating. Some rely on storytelling for that. By making the narrative engaging, understandable, relatable, and educational, storytelling holds a lot of power. In fact, some say that it is the heart and soul of filmmaking.
Other movies count on video editing—or, better put, post-production magic. For instance, making the movie immersive is mostly done by including the senses of sight and sound, as these are the most easily fulfilled in film creation.
With sound, makers can use spatial, binaural audio, and other sound effects to enhance realism. The visuals usually rely on the filming methods, then added effects and editing in post-production.
When Deb f*****g confessed her love toward Dexter. Who the f**k confesses romantic feelings to their brother? I don't care he was her adopted brother, it's still her f*****g brother. Entirely ruined the rest of the show for me.
The stupid therapist put the idea into her head, too. She didn't even feel that way until then.
Dear writers, don't do this.
It was VERY forced. If they were going to go this direction they should have at least hinted at it in all the other seasons or flashbacks or whatever. They just threw it in without thinking it through.
Somehow....Palpatine survived.
That continues to p**s me off. First, why did Holdo even have to do it to begin with? This universe has technically advanced autopilots and droids, certainly one of them could do it. Secondly, that's not how hyperspace works. Hyperspace sends one to another dimension entirely, not just accelerating to high speeds. Thirdly, if this does work, why don't people do it more often? This would have come insanely handy for taking down the Death Star or the Malevolence. Why weren't the clone wars full of people hyperspace ramming each other? Anyways that's my schizo rant for the day, thank you for reading.
Load More Replies...The entire "sequel trilogy". Douse it in gasoline and light it on fire.
I am a HUGE Star Wars fan but the way they crowbarred this in was so poorly done, I hated it that much that I have only ever watched it once, at the cinema, got the Blu-ray as an xmas gift from my kids, it is still in the clear wrapper, it'll be a long time till I actually watch it again, for me its the OG Trilogy all the way
Um, that was rather the point of Revenge Of The Sith. Now, if you're talking about after Return Of The Jedi, yeah. He could have been a clone, as in some of the books/graphic comics.
And now apparently Windu has too! Seems being thrown from a height won't affect you if you know The Force.
When Darth Vader threw him down the shaft in Empire Strikes Back he should have been dead. Also when Darth Maul got cut in two, he should have been totally dead too. I heard through a friend that he survived in the comics book.
Poochie leaving for his home planet…. Like wtf they just introduced this rad character for itchy and scratchy to hang with and then he just…. leaves????
Speaking of visual effects (or special effects)—they are an irreplaceable part of modern filmmaking. Typically, they are of two types—practical and digital. The former are when physical objects and techniques are used while filming, like makeup, prosthetics, animatronics, pyrotechnics, and so on. They have been used since the early days of film creation.
Then, with the evolution of technology, digital effects came to be as well. They count on things like green screens, motion capture technology, digital compositing, and computer-generated imagery (CGI) to create needed visuals that can’t be done physically.
When Joey and Rachel kiss.
May already be on here, but Scrubs had an amazing last scene, JD seeing his happy future as he says goodbye to Sacred Heart.
Then they made another season.
What season? There is no 9th season. It was never made and it doesn't exist!
Think of season 9 as "Scrubs 2 : Hospital Boogaloo"
Load More Replies...1000% agreed. I rewatched all of it this year and kinda forgot season 9. So I got to the end of 8 and was like, nice and then the other season started and I was like....wthhhh. I couldn't even finish the first episode.
I mean, season 8 was already pretty bad, but 9 should never have been made
"Albus Severus Potter"
That kid got bullied a lot and you know it.
thank god he didnt get a snake or else he'd have called it 'Nagini Basalisk Potter' 😆
Well, he did give his kid the initials A.S.P, so in some way he did get a snake.
Load More Replies...But this name didn't originate with the movie--didn't this viewer read the book?! Or understand the point of giving these names? This must have been an American's comment.
At the same time, some argue that CGI has kind of ruined the movies. Here, as Erik Hoel says, nowadays makers opt for digital effects (and especially computer-generated imagery) as much as possible, neglecting physical effects to cut down on the cost and effort. This results in movies from back in the day looking more real than they do now.
For him, this is most apparent in sci-fi and fantasy films. For example, in the remakes of, let’s say, A Nightmare on Elm Street, the effects are vastly different than they were in the originals. Also, in series like Star Wars or Matrix, the decline of physical effects is visible as well.
Every doctor/hospital/ER show depicting physicians getting involved in patients private lives once they leave medical care. Seriously?? No physician around here does that unless he's trying to get laid.
When Indiana Jones jumped into that fridge to avoid a nuclear bomb strike.
That movie almost killed all my love for the series... Everything was so over the top.
Yeah, that would absolutely NOT have saved him from a nuclear blast, especially at GROUND ZERO, but I just pass it off as typical nonsensical movie logic and enjoy the overall story lol
I have never re-watched that movie although I have seen a bits and pieces. Plus it was the last movie I saw with my cousin.
Load More Replies...This was a nod to the original idea for a time machine in Back to the Future.
Star Wars 9 (spoilers ahead but I really don't want you to watch it - it was only visually good and is no longer in cinemas)
the story between Rey and Kylo Ren was really interesting - you had two people on differing sides, with different stories, concerning their experience with the force too, constantly fighting nearly to death, but increasingly with kind of a shared burden, one being definitly an insane antagonist, but one who was pulled to the light side (reverse Anakin, I liked that interpretation) - I was really intrigued even in this movie by how human it seemed, but, most of all, how platonic. Many people got rather sibling vibes from them, and I would found both them really being such or just being force-brothers, again, sharing this burden and parting ways peacefully, really memorable.
>!And then they kissed. Furthermore, after all he's put her through, she goes in for it.!<
I cannot forgive the screenwriters for the feeling seeing this gave me. It shifted their entire dynamic and ruined an otherwise, far as I can remember, really facinating story between two people. Plus, to me, promoted toxic romances alongside so many other series
Edit: thank you guys for the support
All of those last 3 movies. Not just one scene in one movie. All scenes in all of those movies.
Absolutely, platonic or sibling-like would have been perfect. Their "romance" made no sense.
They should have stopped after the first three Star Wars films... They turned an iconic film series into a bad soap opera...
There hasn't really been a good Star Wars movie since Empire Strikes Back. Rogue One was probably the closest. Everything else has either been mediocre and forgettable (7-9, 2, 3, Solo) or godawful (1).
I thought revenge of the sith was entertaining enough.
Load More Replies...The opening scene was more like Space Balls. Watched it in the cinema and have not seen it again since. Waste of 2 hours of my life.
I saw the original star wars movies in theaters back in 77 and 80. I feel like the originals were better. They didn't have CG (to speak of) which IMO forced them to lean a bit harder into actual plot and character dialog. Some of the later movies just felt like a ton of CG wrapped around a central IP but less 'soul'. I never bothered to see the last two or three releases.
Yet, CGI is not the only thing that ruins movies for people. Sometimes, a movie can be an amazing creation until one particular scene comes along and ruins everything. Whether it’s a new character joining the story, an old one returning, their acting out of character, or a new thing being revealed that changes everything—the ways in which a story can go wrong are endless.
If you’re craving more specified examples, this list is perfect for you. It was collected from answers people had when r/AskReddit posed the question, “What single scene ruined an entire movie/franchise/ TV series?” Since they asked, the thread has gathered 18K replies, showing that plenty of people have been disappointed by scenes in their beloved stories.
While the number sounds pretty bad, we also should remember the good old saying, “Art is subjective.” That means that, while a scene might ruin the whole experience of a movie (or TV show/franchise as it is said in the original question), others might not bat an eye.
When Rory ended up pregnant (not to mention completely washed up) in the Gilmore Girls Revival.
Or maybe by a wookie? Which is so much better anyway =)
Load More Replies...The revival totally ruined many characters. Rory had no direction, Lorelai was STILL having commitment issues, Lane (who I felt was just as smart as Rory) just stayed in the same town and was given the 'got married/had kids but nothing else' trope. The only two characters with any uplift was Paris (a successful doctor) and Emily (who did some major character growth after her husband's passing).
Yeah, that was a pretty fcked up moment. The original season ending was somehow okayish, Rory going for her first "real job in real world" in Obama's campaign. Than ... wasted years .... becoming the chief-editor at her local newspaper and getting pregnant from Logan, being the side-chick ... This she coiuld have get right after ÍHarvaed being Loigan's wife, not a single mom with his child.
They wanted Rory to have followed her mother's footsteps, UGH, because Lorelai's struggles and fight for a better life for Rory was all for naught. It was such a slap in the face of the viewers and insulting to everyone that Rory was no better than a silly 16 year old girl.
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The final 5 minutes of the original Roseanne.
"Dan died, the sisters swapped husband's, moms gay, Jackie's gay, this was all a book".
Real or not, I could never forgive her for having Dan cheat on her. That was the only thing they could come up with? Dan Conner would have NEVER cheated on Roseanne.
I stopped watching it after Jackie "won the lottery." It just got terribly stupid.
That was when the show jumped the shark for me too. But I did persevere to the end nevertheless.
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George Clooney cut himself loose from a space station in order to save Sandra Bullock.
His velocity was zero relative to the station. He wouldn't have "fell" and he wasn't "pulling her down.".
movie is basically how Clooney would do anything to avoid dating woman his age
Ah, it is so much easier as a business analyst to enjoy movies than for physicists, doctors, IT or marine biologists. My area of expertise is way too boring for most screenwriters 🤣
The physics in that movie was insanely stupid. Rocket scientist. I wrote three blog posts on it.
I was so confused when I watched that part! I kept thinking “what is pulling him away??” and assumed I was missing something. Good to know the writers were just dumb!
Maybe it doesn’t bother them as much as others, or perhaps they don’t notice it. After all, in 2024, the average attention span is 8.25 seconds—less than that of a goldfish (9 seconds).
Either way, that doesn’t change the fact that some people can’t watch their beloved stories the same way they after the aforementioned scenes happen. Even if the controversial scene were taken out—like the scene in the TV show 13 Reasons Why was—you can’t pretend it never happened. People still remember.
Do you have an example of a scene that ruined a story for you? Share with us in the comments!
Well, obviously, Bobby's showering in Dallas, after having been dead for 13 weeks.
I had a HUGE crush on Patrick Duffy at the time, absolutely hated to see him leave the series, and I was *still* mad about how they brought him back.
Honestly the Red John reveal in The Mentalist kinda pissed me off...it just felt like they had a hat with every minor character name in it and just picked one.
Yeah, that bothered me too. That character was so insignificant for seasons long. ( I don't want to spoil he name, maybe someone didn't see the show). Despite this, Iliked the show, even after Red John ... many says the last seasons with FBI weren't good ... I think, they were still enetertaining.
Yeah I thought the season after red John had potential to do more. I like it all the way to the end
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How they ended the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. [Ended] me that Orlando Bloom’s character can only see his wife and son every ten years.
There was nothing saying that they couldn't go out to sea. He just couldn't come to land except for just one day every ten years.
I'm glad they fixed that crappy ending in the 5th movie though. Cuz I was pissed off about the 3rd movie too lol
That s**t episode of Stranger Things where there were other kids with powers.
Unpopular opinion: It wasn't as bad as some people say. Not *good*, but not *bad*. It was necessary character development, otherwise El would have just been able to shut a bloody Gate and the show would be heckled even more.
I agree, it wasn't good, it wasn't bad, but it was just weird to me. They show up and then you never hear from them or about them again? That's what I didn't like about it.
Load More Replies...That whole show is overrated, it just tickles peoples nostalgia senses, pretty hollow show otherwise.
I love the show & it's not nostalgic for me/ not my generation. It is a little "fantastical," but that's what I like about it. My nephew is 12 y/o and writes all these really cool stories & makes his own comics, and for me the show is very similar to being able to watch something from a kid's imagination come to life. I mean come on, the monsters are named after D&D characters and one kid fights a demogorhon with a slingshot. It's not meant to be Citizen Kane
Load More Replies...I liked that episode. I was just mad that they didn't do anything else with those kids.
Arya going to King's Landing to [end] Cersei.
Jaime almost died in a fight. They should have let him die, Arya finds him, takes his face, becomes Jaime, goes to Cersei, she dies in his arms after he stabs her, prophecy fulfilled, then she shows Cersei it was her as she's dying. "But she can't [end] the Night King AND Cersei" yeah because she never should have [ended] the Night King, Jon Snow was supposed to [end] the Night King. Just once it would have been nice to have something happen that WAS expected. They got so obsessed with surprises that they ruined some major plot opportunities.
At least they haven't figured out how to detect umlauts
Load More Replies...Wonder how it will be written in the last books? Nah, just kidding, they'll never be published.
Hodor wakes up, stretches and says 'Wow, that was the strangest dream, oh, but anyway, Toto, we're home.'
Load More Replies...Agreed about the apparent obsession with surprises. [Spoiler alert] In another example, I would have preferred to see Sansa and Arya working out how they would take Littlefinger down than getting hit with the unexpected reveal that they'd been doing that behind the scenes. Would have been far more interesting to see those exchanges than to hide them for a surprise. For those who haven't seen it, there is still a lot in the show to be impressed by, though. But be forewarned they do take some things too far.
Thats gotta be the scene from season 12 from Doctor who, where they explain that the doctor is not from this universe and that the people who found her stole the secret to practical immortality from her. This single scene rewrote everything we know about the doctor and destroyed the legacy of one of the longest running tv-shows. Rip William hartnell, you will always be the 1st doctor in my heart.
They really screwed Jodie Whittaker on that one. The first episode was pretty good, though.
They all kinds of screwed jodie whittaker. They were totally phoning it in and it could've been fantastic.
Load More Replies...I try to forget that existed, it was all a fever dream, it's not real. Nope, it never happened. Nope, you can't rewrite 50+ years of history like that. I actually had forgotten about it until I read this.
I don't hate the concept of a female doctor but I didn't much care for the one they actually had. Not sure it was her though. Part of it was probably where they went with some of the scripts. Trying to be more woke or whatever. I don't care if a character is straight / cis / trans or whatever, but I do care if their sexuality etc becomes it's own character so to speak. I'm there for alien lizards and daleks. :)
It's so sad that Whitaker was the unfortunate victim of Chibnal. Way too much retconning and straying from the Time Lord/Gallifreyian lore.
That's the moment I gave up on the show. 50 years of tv history flushed down to the toilet
Is, was, and always will be, Tom Baker. And Lis Sladen. The Doctor and Sarah Jane. I always felt they really loved each other, but it couldn't be as overt as it was with 10 and Rose.
Load More Replies...everything after Capaldi needs to be retconned. Whittaker was talented, but most plot lines were horrible, and the Timeless Child, I dont know of any fans who consider cannon. And Ncuti Gatwa, great choice, but they kept the bad the plot lines from before, and they had a few bad missteps with him. Its bad writing, bad writers, and bad plots. They need to change a lot at the production level
I dealt fine with this. It gave a better answer as to why the Doctor was able to regenerate more than the 12 alotted times and gave me hope for a never ending series. It also helped explain The Master a bit better. Jody was an awesome Doc, but it will never be a long term part. I love seeing all of the old companions coming back for a visit.
Chris Chibnall single-handedly destroying more than 50 years of Doctor who by making the timeless child be The Doctor.
I was struggling to follow the show under him, and I was kind of expecting this to be the Master - would fit the character, add some layers, and be a nice subversion of the protagonist/chosen one. I held onto that hope for a bit after the reveal, but eventually I realized that no, they just went for the cliché.
It is this, that I consider Capaldi the last real Doctor, and everything since then is bad fan fiction, and I really love Ncuti Gatwa acting, but until all the bad plotlines from Whittikers doctor are retconned out (and there was a lot), nothing current is real Dr. Who to me (and she was a great actor, just bad plot lines and bad writing)
The VIPs in Squid Game. They could have just shown up and not said a single word. The point of powerful rich men would still be made but it wouldn't ruin the last couple of episodes with horrid dialogue.
The moment I heard how they pronounced Aang’s name in M. Night’s adaptation of Avatar instantly [ended] me with laughter as well as you know the whole movie.
Edit: Hey everyone I don’t remember saying any of this. All I remember is no war in Ba Sing Se.
Yeah, this movie just sucked overall. It is fun to make fun of though lol
I think if I remember correctly, it's sort of like Ah-ung.
Load More Replies...I heard a rumor that M. Night deliberately made the movie really bad because he was tired of listening to his kid fangirl over the cartoon. If that's true he's a crappy father.
The last 5/10 minutes of Veronica Mars.
I'll never forgive Rob Thomas. my theory is that he got so sick of us wanting more, he did the one thing he knew would turn and hurt us all
The kiss between Sharon Carter & Captain America in Civil War. Why did they kiss in the first place and why was it never addressed again???
Always felt like Cap only got his character development in the first movie, then after that he was just a 'performer' in every other MCU movie.
And they kinda look like they could be brother and sister lol
Carl Grimes’ death. F**K SCOTT GIMBLE OR WHATEVER HIS NAME IS.
EDIT: Welp, never thought my top comment on Reddit would be me getting mad at a fictional character being done dirty, but here I am 😂 Thank you all for the upvotes and awards lol.
I stopped watching about half way through season 7. It was just the same s**t over and over again.
Ugh, yes 🙄 and the fact that every oppositional group had to have some ridiculous post-apocalyptic, mad max style gimmick really grated on the nerves as well.
Load More Replies...F*ck that show and all its offshoots. It was trash, lazy writing, dull storylines reeking of creative desperation, flat characters that are completely unlikeable, and years of living in zombieland but everyone kept acting like it's day 1 and they have no idea what to do. I can't believe this c**p won't end.
Yeah, it's not like we have research on what really happens in a zombie apocalypse, but we do have research on smaller scale disasters that strongly suggest people would begin rebuilding a functional society pretty quickly. Not saying it would be great, but it seems it would not be the kill-first-ask-questions-later scavenger wasteland presented in most shows like this. I stopped watching this one when I still called it Walking Dead Through the Woods, since that was such a common scene, at least early on. I appreciate that was probably for budget reasons, but between that and the situation never really improving or changing, it got old.
Load More Replies...My bridge too far was the episode where Carl offed his mom like it was nothing, I didn't even finish watching that episode. Honestly though, I was beginning to not enjoy the show, it was so dark and kept getting darker. I've also had my fill of zombies, can we have some variety in our monsters ffs? Give me werewolves, vampires, megalodons, and aliens too!
I’d been praying for his character to die for at least four seasons at that point. I cheered when it finally happened.
How did Carl get bit UNDER his shirt? Did he pull it up for the zombies? And there is no blood on the shirt.
My mom is still mad about the final scene of St. Elsewhere.
Edit: Thank you guys, and thanks for the silver!
Was it the first "It was all a dream" ending? If so, it was fine. Newhart and the alternate ending of Breaking Bad, where it was Hal from Malcolm in the Middle dreaming he was a d**g kingpin were fantastic.
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The end of the movie Law Abiding Citizen, it was great up until then.
Glad it wasn’t just me. I loved that movie until the ending.
Load More Replies...Jamie Fox's character should have been prosecuted for murder. Sure, Butler's character was a bad person, but, leaving a bomb in his cell to kill him? That's murder
The Dothraki charge into the night king's army. I just sat there and told myself: "what the f**k is this ridiculous s**t?".
Would have been a very good episode if o would have been able to actually see something. All i saw was dark, what a shame
Load More Replies...What was ridiculous about it? It just showed how easily slaughtered they were. Are you referring to how dark the scene was? It showed up okay on OLED TVs.
I had no problem with seeing it either, although apparently so many people did that it was a problem that maybe should have been foreseen. I also thought that episode looked pretty incredible and had a lot of fun watching it.
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How has nobody mentioned the infamous ‘Martha/WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?!’ scene from Batman vs. Superman? It’s unforgivably dumb.
Also the element in Avatar being called ‘unobtainium.’ So stupid. That movie came out, what, 12 years ago? I still randomly get pissed off about that from time to time.
Edit: guys, to be clear, I *understand* the ‘Martha’ thing, and what it means. That’s not the issue. The issue is that it was f*****g stupid, and it felt clumsy as hell.
Edit 2: people are *still* ‘explaining’ how the Martha thing ‘actually makes sense,’ GUYS I GET IT.
"unobtainium" has been in use for decades - maybe this poster just didn't get the joke?
There’s no evidence that Cameron used it to perpetuate the joke. It was a placeholder in the script to be replaced by something less silly later, and they never got around to coming up with something. It was laziness, not clever humor.
Load More Replies...Unobtainium is an actual scientific term. It is often used to describe a room temperature super conductor, because with our current technology it is believed to be impossible. The material in Avatar is exactly that, a room temperature superconductor (that is what causes the flying mountains, the unobtanium is leading to magnetic levitation). Such a material would be incredibly valuable, because it would allow for incredible leaps in technology across all kinds of spectrums. The part about Martha, though, that was definitely poor writing.
I always interpreted his use of "Unobtainium" as an in-joke w/ people who knew it's long (and presumably complex) name and just used the short-hand.
Jumping the Shark scene in Happy Days.
It made history because it coined the phrase that everyone uses now to describe a show that is going waaaay south.This show jumped the shark when they introduced Mork.
Load More Replies...The only good thing about it was that it spawned the term "Jumping the shark" to indicate a series has gone on too long.
Happy days was great, but not the later stuff, terrible.
The "Fonz vs. Mork" scene was pretty bad. And every scene with Chachi. Why did he have a disco haircut in the 1950's?
I loved Supernatural, and everything was pretty perfect all the way through season 5. Good character development, redemption arcs, tying the original storyline up with a nice bow. Sam will be trapped forever, but in doing so redeems himself and saves the earth. Dean might finally have a chance at happiness and the stable home life he deserves. And thennn NOPE! Sneaky last moment of the last episode of season 5, Sam has escaped from hell and is back on Earth, so everyone get ready for like 8 more seasons of this!
Hey the Scoobynatural episode was one of my favorite episodes from the series if it had ended at Season 5 we never would have gotten such a fun episode.
That and the high school musical about Sam and Dean was hilarious.
Load More Replies...It was supposed to end at Season 5, that's the way the story was originally written by the showrunner Eric Kripke, then the network had to be greedy with the good ratings and kept beating a dead horse until season 15. Maybe it was all CW had to keep their channel going, IDK.
The last episode absolutely horrible! And they end it with the cast waiving bye. Wtf
Totally agree with this post. 5 season should have been it. I watched the whole thing though.
Grimm. Juliette flying off the handle and destroying the trailer after becoming a Hexenbiest, and blaming it all on Nick. She's the one who encouraged him to become a Grimm again; he was happy putting it behind him. Then they "killed" her and had her come back as Eve. No. Kill her off completely. She arranged to kill Nick's mother, she deserved to die.
She drove me up a wall! Why do they create these women, only to make them do 180 degree personality flips? The same thing happened in Sleepy Hollow, and it's so awkward and awful to watch.
Load More Replies...Outlander -- Claire gets her nether region waxed and Jamie declares "Your honeypot is so smooth!" like it's the greatest thing ever. I fell off the couch laughing and any chance of me taking that already ridiculous show seriously fell off the couch too. Sam Heughan deserved an Emmy just for being able to say that line with a straight face.
Classic! And I love how What We Do in the Shadows paid tribute to it in their finale.
Load More Replies...The final episode of Star Trek Enterprise. The moment, five minutes in, when Riker appears, revealing that the episode is a holodeck simulation during the events of TNG. And then, killing off Trip, in that disastrous, cluster frack of an episode. Frack the idiots who came up with that idea. It was basically a middle finger to fans who supported the show for 4 years,
This has been an enjoyable read I needed on a bad day. Glad to find some some neurotic, morbid but non violent people 🤪 currently watching the Seinfeld Frogger episode and wishing we didn’t get rid of it but loving not having cake days every day in my office.
Grimm. Juliette flying off the handle and destroying the trailer after becoming a Hexenbiest, and blaming it all on Nick. She's the one who encouraged him to become a Grimm again; he was happy putting it behind him. Then they "killed" her and had her come back as Eve. No. Kill her off completely. She arranged to kill Nick's mother, she deserved to die.
She drove me up a wall! Why do they create these women, only to make them do 180 degree personality flips? The same thing happened in Sleepy Hollow, and it's so awkward and awful to watch.
Load More Replies...Outlander -- Claire gets her nether region waxed and Jamie declares "Your honeypot is so smooth!" like it's the greatest thing ever. I fell off the couch laughing and any chance of me taking that already ridiculous show seriously fell off the couch too. Sam Heughan deserved an Emmy just for being able to say that line with a straight face.
Classic! And I love how What We Do in the Shadows paid tribute to it in their finale.
Load More Replies...The final episode of Star Trek Enterprise. The moment, five minutes in, when Riker appears, revealing that the episode is a holodeck simulation during the events of TNG. And then, killing off Trip, in that disastrous, cluster frack of an episode. Frack the idiots who came up with that idea. It was basically a middle finger to fans who supported the show for 4 years,
This has been an enjoyable read I needed on a bad day. Glad to find some some neurotic, morbid but non violent people 🤪 currently watching the Seinfeld Frogger episode and wishing we didn’t get rid of it but loving not having cake days every day in my office.
