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In reply to the discussion: Worst Series Finale of a TV Show [View all]Dave Starsky
(5,914 posts)83. People didn't care about stuff like that back then.
There wasn't such a huge drive for "continuity", where EVERYTHING had to be explained or wrapped up in order for the viewers not to lose their minds.
Shows that were canceled or ran their course just stopped. Actors that died or were fired either had their characters written out of the show entirely or they were just replaced by another actor. The audience never batted an eye.
I think, for the most part, people took TV less seriously then. Maybe because they actually had lives.
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What happened in the last scene of the Sopranos? I watched it but did not register
applegrove
Jun 2017
#1
Mulva, Manhands, Bania, LLoyd Braun, Mr Lippman, Mr Peterman, Morty, Frank Costanza, Puddy,
red dog 1
Jul 2017
#47
It lost it in the 3rd(?) season when Cnl. Tye and others were revealed to be Cylons.
earthshine
Jul 2017
#70
The final episode turned the whole premise of the series into a lie, didn't it?
Doug the Dem
Jun 2017
#40
I love that it made fun of the sexism in most mainstream tv shows including themselves.
mucifer
Jul 2017
#46