[ SECRET POST #3805 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3805 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

That's why I liked the West Wing finale. There were goodbyes and people moving on, but only hints as to what they were moving on to, so you can imagine whatever you want. And I think the last line of the show was 'What's next?'

But my favorite is probably the House, MD finale. It too has goodbyes and that sad feeling most finales have, but considering one of the show's catchphrases was 'Everybody dies' people were expecting the worst. Instead, it was left open-ended and people could sort of choose for themselves if it was happy or sad or a bit of both.

One I didn't really like was ST:Voyager. The ship had been lost for the entire series and found a way home during the finale and that was it. So a happy ending, sure, but we have no clue what happened to anyone after that.

[(Anonymous)]

Voyager experienced a total power failure on the final approach to Earth, it crashed and everyone died except Janeway who miraculously was bundled into an escape pod against her will... Or so she said. It is the only way to explain why the crew testimony on the many and varied offenses and crimes she committed did not have her sent to gaol for the rest of her life, but instead she got promoted. The Evil Overlord Janeway theory is literally the only way to explain it. Everyone else on that ship must have all died on impact, it is the only way it makes sense.