WORST SERIES FINALES
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Some of your all time favorite stories come with some pretty piss poor endings.
Today we take a look back at some of the worst series finales of some pretty great shows.
From sitcoms to superhero shows .
Here are some of the absolute worst series finales of all time!
#Smallville #Gotham #TwoAndAHalfMen #TeenTitans
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Good or bad, I always watched it with my mom. She passed away in 2008, so she never got to see the final season. But we would never miss an episode. Tom Welling wanted to be Superman in that Supergirl series.
Sorry for ur loss man my mom and I use to do the same thing we even collected the dvds and watch them all night
@@lilgreg2809 thanks! I actually enjoyed Smallville, even through the bad. But the whole doomsday thing did confuse me a bit.
@@Seamonkey2407 - Tom Welling actually turned down playing Superman in *Supergirl* ... he has stated that he really didn't want to see himself suiting up as Superman.
He only accepted to play in the *Crisis* crossover, because there would be no suit
(hey at least we know Mr Welling is a man of his word, even to the point of stubbornness... so if you're thinking of dating him, put that in the + side)
he would play Clark Kent, not "Superman", as on Smallville's Earth-167 , Clark has given up on his powers, because... he has kids now? And it's more valuable?
It's kinda confusing, and it's a shame that canonically, Smallville's Supes has given up after 10 seasons spent earning the right to be called a hero.
I still enjoyed that sequence, but it's kind of a kick in the nuts to all the fans who have invested 10 years in that show (I'm part of the "growing from a kid to a teen to a young adult alongside Clark") that next time he pops up in live action, it's to announce that after a couple years as Superman he found a way to remove his powers...
@@randallflagg3700 oh, I didn't know he turned it down, I just heard he wanted to play the part. I saw him on the episode where he gave up his powers to be with Lois. It was interesting also to have the Superman from Superman returns.
@@Seamonkey2407 - Hi there! Yes, he's confirmed it on at least 2 Smallville panels, including one in New-Zealand that you can probably find online...
So, straight from the horse's mouth ^^
And indeed it was a lot of fun watching Brendon Routh in the suit again, in a sort of mix between the "Superman Returns" one and the "Kingdom Come" supes, when it comes to the tragedies in his life...
He's also great as Ray Palmer, the Atom...
My theory about the Gotham finale is that the plan was a 2 hour episode but they were only allowed 1 hour and had to slash it up. It seemed like so much was missing.
Actually the opposite is true. Part way through production of the final season, Fox gave them an additional 3 episodes, one of them being Jim and Lee's wedding. The problem comes from the creators wanting to give the fans closure to the characters they have grown invested in, and in trying to give the fans a finale that was able to make them as content and happy as possible, as the creators genuinely cared about and appreciated the audience, they ended up trying too hard, resulting as the finale coming off as more fan service than anything. On top of that they also had many restrictions on what they were and were not allowed to do such as the many restrictions with the Joker alone and not being allowed to have the word "Batman" be said.
Gotham was hot garbage anyways. Who wants to watch a show about everyone but Batman and the joker
@@santi_super_stunts2573 people who like characters other than just Batman and Joker.
@@santi_super_stunts2573 Every true DC fan, unlike you
Honestly, I love if they continue the Gotham universe by doing the year 1 Batman series, introduce characters and villains that they cannot fit in the previous series episodes, then fix things around and retcon few things from the show, so yeah
Smallville's finale was a real letdown. Not only did we not get Clark in the supersuit, but the promised appearance of Darkseid was just relegated to him taking over Lionel Luthor's body; complete waste of time. And as to Two and a Half Men, the worst part is that Rose held a man captive for years and didn't face any consequences for it: it was just played for laughs. I never really watched Gotham, so ......🤷♂️
The Two and a Half Men thing makes me think it’s something Sierra from World Tour would do and that’s not a compliment.
@@jesusrox4u lol random total drama reference is random
@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 I mentioned it because of Rose kidnapping Charlie. That sounds like something Sierra would do to Cody.
WATCH GOTHAM YOU MADMAN!!!!
@@ne3856 WHY ARE WE YELLING???
Charlie: "Oh yeah yeah definitely a possibility, would be weird if *they* didn't have me back."
Ashton: "Hahaha I'm risking a lot if I say anything!"
Jon: "Doubtful."
What makes it even worse is that even when they revisit this Superman in the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover you still don’t get to see him as Superman because he gave his powers up.
We don't talk about CW crisis...
Makes it better if you headcannon he's wearing blue kryptonite.
@@thespectaculargamernerd8114 he is
@@ccateni28you GD right. Cuz when I do 😡🤬
*If Game of Thrones was the prime example of how to end a great show horribly then Teen Titans and Smallville are the epitome of how you end a great show in the most underwhelming way possible*
Yeah, GOT season 8 should have never been made
And Teen Titans should have either ended after the Trigon Finale, or the Trouble in Tokyo movie
@Erik Kemeey I hated that movie. It felt boring in many areas and reminded me of Joel Schumacher's Batman.
@@mysterykiddo2167 As promising as the early seasons were, the entire series should have never been made. Basing your show around a fantasy series that isn't even finished yet is just a recipe for disaster. Only four books had been written when the show was greenlit, and even to this day the full series hasn't been published.
Gane of Thrones was both horrible and underwhelming, so it takes the throne, literally. Game of Throbes let me down so bad that, I don't wanna revisit the world, so no house of dragons, etc.
*Signs up to a Superman origin show*
"I don't want to wear the suit."
A competent showrunner would've said "Too bad."
It wasn't him refusing the network refused it
the show wasn't just "Superman origin" though, that's what everybody is missing. the point was Clark doesn't wear the suit because it's not "Superman", it's Clark Kent.
The Lex losing his memories kinda makes sense, hear me out. In the Superman mythology Lex hates Superman for no apparent reason, but what if it was instinctive because of that past relationship with Clark that we saw in Smallville. Hating Superman because his subconscious knows of the strained relationship between him and Clark but actively having no recollection leading to a deeper hatred because there’s something on the tip of his mind that he can’t put his finger on.
Unconscious*
Having liked this comment, as it's definitely an interesting theory, I would have to argue that Lex (in the comics and other versions) does in fact have a motive for hating Superman, albeit a different one. In most versions, Lex's hatred for Superman originates from a sense of jealousy (perhaps xenophobia) directed toward Superman and/or aliens, on the whole. Lex is often an ultra humanist who believes humanity to be inherently superior to all other life forms. Of course this flies in conflict with Superman's sheer existence, who's power dwarfs even his (Lex's) many accomplishments. (See stories like "All-Star Superman").
However, all that being said I think your thoughts here make a lot of sense for this particular version. Even if it's not the usual reason, I think that would be a nice way to at least half acknowledge the 10 seasons worth of history between them, making it not entirely feel all for nothing. It would also be interesting to see more stories, wherein Lex still doesn't remember, but Clark, of course, remembers. IMO, that would be a really interesting dynamic that was sort of explored in the "Season 11" comics and hopefully in that upcoming animated series! Here's hoping! Cheers!
@Tom Lawal Nah, they just fucked up...
Lex losing his memories had to happen. We all knew that would happen. Tess dying as well.
@@thribs Tess actually becomes Red Tornado in the comics after he consciousness is transferred into it
One of my biggest issues with Smallville was taking lesser known characters from the comics and gave them names of better known characters. For example; "Deathstroke". The character was more akin to Wade Eiling aka The General but because Deathstroke is a bigger name, they just called him that. The same with Darkseid. While there were a few nods to Final Crisis (which there shouldn't have been), he was basically just Dominus.
I didn’t mind the Darkseid one since they couldn’t really do him proper with their budget.
Plus the villains in the last few seasons were basically origin stories. Setting them up for when he becomes Superman proper.
My biggest issue is some of the characters were horribly miscast.
Like Supergirl and Black Canary.
Why can they never seem to get a live action Supergirl right?
For the end of season 5 of Teen Titans (which wasn't meant to be a series finale but screw CN)... I do wish they recreated what happened in the teen titan's comic after the death of Tera. Beast Boy was so furious and going so all out that Slade decided diplomacy was the smarter decision... they actually talked and tried to bury the hatchet. Like, that would have been so much character growth for Slade after all he had been through with the Titans.
True. At least he unintentionally died saving the world in the Trigon finale (if I remember correctly)
@@ultimateslinger9857 Well, he was already dead. Him finally taking off the mask only to be a damn skull stuck with me.
As a fan of all 12 seasons of Two And A Half Men the finale was bad. I was excited to see if Charlie would come back and the finale built it up like he was and then in the end it never happened. I was excited to see Charlie and Walden meet for the first time, Charlie finding out Alan still lives in the same house, Charlie and Jenny sharing a scene together would’ve been good and Charlie being proud that she’s gay, Charlie finding out Jake joined the army and moved out and Charlie finding out Walden and Alan got married and adopted Louis, all this would’ve been gold but instead it was just Chuck Lorre stroking his ego and proving that since it lasted 4 seasons without Charlie he didn’t need Charlie 🙄, I will admit there were some things I liked in the finale, Jake coming back I liked and even being able to make fun of himself was nice, also Arnold Schwarzenegger’s cameo was gold and him giving a rundown of the show was hilarious because on paper it really doesn’t make any sense unless you actually watch the show
Here’s what I think happened with things change. I think terra is honestly a clone. And I think that random monster of the week had *something* to do with it. And I also think that slade had something to do with it. Honestly that’s really what I think happened they were trying to set a plot lines so they could get another season but it just didn’t work out.
I think it should ended at either the Trigon Finale, or the Trouble in Tokyo movie. I’d watch that one just for the action and to see Robin and Starfire finally tie the knot
That's nice, but they were implying it's really her, and then in the comics based on the show they did follow it up saying it actually was her. So it seems like either way you put it, either based on the implications of the show or what comes next, it's supposed to be her.
Can you do a video on the Spider-Man 1994 tv series because it’s one of my favourite and I would like to hear your view on it
I think on the patreon you can request a video, so that’s a good way to request it
It is the best Spider-Man cartoon
@@elderrusty541 I don’t have that lol
@@matthewtillett3624 so sign up for it and request it.
Instead of spamming the same comment on his videos.
"Huh, what is Vee talking about with Allison Mack's extra curricular activities" Three minutes later: dear god....
The thing with Teen Titans is that it wasn't supposed to be the finale, just the end of season five and the begining of season six, being this one the final season, but for some reason it got cancelled. I even remember the times when a lot of fans were sending letters to CN with the petition "save season six"
The petition is still ongoing, and they cancelled it for the same reason they cancelled Young Justice, toy companies don’t want to sell superhero toys to girls, with whom the shows where more popular with.
@@silverdragon3132 There's conflicting information out about the cancelation but this has to be the dumbest take on it. "we don't want that icky Girl money" is something no Company ever said. If it was more popular with Girls they would've just geared it more towards them and make money that way, Capeshit has always tried (and mostly failed) to get Girls to buy their Comics, Merch etc so they wouldn't have let a chance like this go if it were true.
What was more likely the issue is that Bandai held the Rights to the TT Toys. TT was cancelled the same Year Mattel became the "master toy licensee" for CN which is kinda odd timing. This way they didn't have to get out of the Contract since no Show means dropping Sales in Toys for Bandai and no advertising a Competitors product on your exclusive Partners Network. So Mattel would have financial Interest in making sure TT is gone from CN which was likely one of the conditions for the deal.
For me, 'Titans Together' or 'Trouble in Tokyo' is the series finale of the show.
It's always sad when a tv show anime or cartoon misses the landing to end it's series on a high rather than a whimper.
I can honestly only think of 2 or 3 tv show anime and cartoons that manage to stay consistent and good while ending with applause
With scrubs, it is a damn shame, because they had a perfect finale. Shame they decided to force another season.
@@thomasplummer8103 yeah sometimes shows stay longer than they should.
If you take out the filler arcs, YuGiOh was great start to finish.
Too bad the second movie undid Yugi's character development.
@@Chelaxim Original yugioh is best seen in the manga as that is where the movie is based on as Pegasus isn't there because he died in the manga and why kaiba was working on his new system since he didn't see the duel of Yugi vs atem in the Manga too.
Only yugioh series that was good is Original if you only go by manga canon and 5ds that actually had an ending where the cast moved on and found thier own way of life either by duel or something else. That's why 5ds is the best series and if Original went manga only it could have topped it.
I think FMA Brotherhood, Gravity Falls, Avatar TLA, Cowboy Bebop, and Code Geass have great endings.
It's hard to believe Two and a Half men lasted 4 seasons without Sheen, as it became so boring 3 episodes into the Kutcher's arrival...
In retrospect, as much as I like Tom Welling, they never should have cast a 24 year old as a 14 year old. It would have been way more believable to cast an actual teen who would have been willing to wear the suit. With a younger actor, we would have had more life out of the character. In later seasons, Welling was clearly running out of steam on the show. And when he returned on the CW crossover, he STILL didn’t want to wear the suit. Which doesn’t make sense. He gained so many enemies over the years that learned his identity, he even had someone travel from the future to kill him, how did he plan to protect his family without his powers?
By not wearing the suit of course🤣
Child actors are notorious for being horrible
@@ultimateslinger9857 which is so dumb. Clark Kent’s identity is well known in the future. He’s already been attacked by a time traveling assassin that attacked his civilian identity, why wouldn’t they attack him again when he gave up his powers to kill him out of spite for what he represents?
@@Coolsomeone234 I think it’s the luck of the draw. For every Drew Barrymore that ends up going on drug-fueled rages, there is a Frankie Muniz that is well-adjusted. Did you know they do psych evaluations for reality television shows? Why don’t they do it for shows like Smallville? With interviews, personal references, social media research, looking into the kid’s parents, etc. you can ensure you cast a quality child actor. You could also mandate weekly therapy sessions for the child actor as part of the contract. This way, they can manage their game and talk about their problems. There are definite ways to improve the process of casting child actors.
Really been loving the videos vee, nice quantity and quality. Great to see you keep pushing don’t get discouraged!
How I Met Your Mother: We have the worst finale ever.
Game of Thrones: Hold my sword.
Star vs. The Forces of Evil: Hold my (ex) magic wand
Dexter: Hold my swords
And Lost *wipes brow* "Maybe they'll stop talking about me now."
You gotta talk about Spider-Man unlimited my friend. I recently rewatched it and its actually gotten better with time. As so much weird stuff has been done with Spider-Man on screen and marvel going so cosmic the “counter earth” in spider-man unlimited doesnt even feel outrageous
That series had the unfortunate luck of following the 1994 Spider-Man series.
You can tell they were leading into a super self-aware finale when the last scene of the preceding Two and a Half Men episode was Walden and Alan sitting around talking about all the laughs they've had over the years (and how awkward it'd be if you removed them).
The ending of Gotham was phoned in and desperate. Better than Smallville but not as tight as the earlier seasons.
I knew that Gotham series finale was going to do what smallville did, barely show the suit.
@@robertrogers074 That and it looked lame. Even for a first Batman suit it looked kinda cheap
@@ultimateslinger9857 😂 someone said it looked like something from party city.
@@robertrogers074 They had it right😂
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ended a show about interstellar intrigue and deep character studies…with a fight against magical fire demons in a volcano
Deep Space Nine had that mystical element from episode one.
Game of thrones is still the most epically disappointing finale. My god, was that awful.
It killed any rewatch desire too.
@@Mike90317 for the WHOLE series no less. That’s astonishing. The end was so bad it tainted the whole.
I was really addicted to Supernatural season 1 to 5 for a time. I couldn't get enough of Jensen lol! I heard the finale in season 15 was bad so I stopped watching waay before then. I seriously hate rubbish endings!
Gotham was never about Bruce and Batman to me, it was about the city and Gordon. the finale worked for me cause it was the end of Gordon's story and the beginning of Bruce/Bats story.
Part of the reason the Gotham finale was underwhelming was because the show got cancelled. It was only renewed with a short final season to wrap everything up so they had less time to work with and try to fit everything into. I think the finale would have benefited from being a two-part episode rather than just one. That way the ten year time jump wouldn't have been so jarring and everyone's endings could have been resolved more cohesively.
To be fair, the teen titans season five finale was supposed to lead into season six, which likely would have answered a lot of the unanswered questions from the series (was that Terra, who is Red X, what was that creature etc.). They apparently had already been in the recording studio for season six episode one when they got the cancellation notice. So that is more so on Cartoon Network for cancelling it when they did not poor planning on the producer’s part.
Here are my Top 3 Worst Series Finales:
1. LOST
2. Game of Thrones
3. How I met your Mother
Supernatural.
That jab at Biden though
There's so much bitterness and desperation in two and a half men after Sheen left. They were throwing everything at the wall hoping something might stick.
Clark needed to wear the suit in the finale. If he put on the suit then I felt it would of been good. Luckily they are coming back though so we can see Tom as Superman but it still won't be the same cause it's going to be animated.
The meta-joke section for the Two and a Half Men segment ends at 23:10
Thank you, that was going on for way too long
About the ending of Teen Titians, I'm pretty sure they wrapped up the Terra mystery in one of the tie-in comics. Also, it wasn't supposed to be the end, but the network came down on them at the last minute. Kind of like another show that I love with a bad ending caused by the network: Quantum Leap. Great show, an absolute classic that I still watch every day when it comes on. The final episode though, good grief. It wasn't supposed to be the end, but rather lead into a 6th season, much like Teen Titans final episode. But then the network came along at the last minute, after everything had been filmed, and told them the show was cancelled. So the producers had to scramble and scrap the cliffhanger ending they had filmed in favor of something else What we got was a fade to black with text proclaiming that Sam never made it home. 30 years later, and many fans are still angry about that. But then, the people making the show didn't like that ending either, and were also disappointed, so in the end the lesson is don't hate and blame the creators and producers, hate the networks.
At least Gotham was a great show but could have had one more season or 2 because the final season was underdeveloped.
Blame fox
@@Dwainecurtis2001 probably had something to do with Disney Buying Fox.
Definitely looking forward to more Smallville related content.
At Gotham defense, the show was canceled mid season by the network. They thought they had an entire 23 episodes season, network said no but the writing process had already started.
Ok, but that mr freeze “Chilli Fries” idea sounds interesting and I want to develop that
When I explain this, I am 100% biased to Smallville as I was born the day Season 4 premiered and grew up with it. From the start, the writers and even Tom himself said NO TIGHTS, NO FLIGHTS for the basis of the show. It was founded on family values and the relatability of growing up feeling isolated and finding yourself, seizing your destiny, Clark's was just a little more outlined and planned than most LOL. The fact we saw him fly AND in (Brandon's) suit (albeit most scenes were digital) is a BLESSING from the writers. Tom never wanted to be in the suit which is probably why there was no establishing shot of him in it during the finale. Telling Lois his secret was really the last big moment, the only thing holding him back from becoming the greatest hero of all time. Looking back on all his trials as a way of unlocking flight was a beautiful homage to the show and its roots. Destroying Darkseid in Lionel 2's body instantly was eh, but I understand why given the villain's nature in the context of the show. I've always been iffy on Lex's return because they set him up to be 100% evil and in the most powerful position (in relation to Clark) he'd ever been up until that point and ripped it away from him. It's continued in the Season 11 comic storyline and may be touched upon in the animated sequel show Tom and Michael have been planning for years. Smallville was never about Superman, otherwise it would have been called Superman or Metropolis, it was always about Clark Kent and his journey. The finale to me is bittersweet as we have watched him grow up for a decade, all his losses and tragedies have been laid in front of our eyes, and yet he's going just beyond the horizon, just far enough out of reach for us to no longer see. It's otherwise perfect to me because of this.
Then you aren't a Superman, much less a DC Comics, fan. Season 4 was where it really started sliding down Shit Mountain and they should have ended the entire show at season 3.
The end of Smallville was one of the worst things ever made when it comes to superhero shows. It's so bad that it makes Superman IV look like a piece of art.
Two and a Half Men surpass it in terms of how much the finale sucks. I get that Charlie Sheen was problematic, but after he was fired, there were plenty of times they use the character of Charlie Harper to say crap about Sheen and in turn ruin Harper character. And the final episode just dialed up to 11.
There are other finales that are just bad or even badder. Grimm, Supernatural, X-Files, Game of Thrones.
Tom's disdain for fans having a problem with him not wearing the suit was the main reason he took the Arrowverse role. It seemed like his final FU to all the fans that wanted him to put on the suit.
They fucked up Smallville's Clark Kent by keeping him from having the Superman identity, doing too much with things that happened after he got the suit before he did in the show. It's like a lot of adaptations are done not for the fans, but for the creators. They want to make their own version of another's story at the expense of the fans who want to see it come to life.
Can we all agree that forcing Batman and Joker to be exclusive to movies kinda sucks? I mean, the only reason Arrow, Titans, and Batwoman were made and liked/tolerated is because they are the closest to Batman shows on TV. Also, the guy who played Batman in the last few seconds of Gotham was Mikhail Mudrik, who is both a rich real estate agent and expert in judo. Sure, many rich people can take a "karate/MMA class," but is interesting they actually hired one to be in the suit for 10 seconds.
@31:04 the only time I really felt disappointed in the finale episode was the suit reveal I know David Mazouz had played young Bruce for years, but I wish they at least would’ve had a buff guy wear the suit David looked like a kid in a Halloween costume. Don’t make the guy speak just put his mouth in the shadows and voice over him with David’s best Batman voice.
But, isn't it just what they did? Have a buff Russian dude in a suit, and then copy/paste Mr Mazouz' face on him for that last shot?
@@randallflagg3700
I don't even think they pasted his face, Mazouz only did the voice but that was another guy they hired
@@mikemorro140 - I would need to google that to be sure, but I'm 99% certain that in the last shot, they edited David's face on Mikhail's body...
Ok, I've googled it, and according to the various wikis covering that episode, the jaw was indeed photoshop'd in.
_" while Mikhail Mudrik had an uncredited role as the adult Bruce in the series finale (with Mazouz providing the character's voice). "_
Yep, sounds like *Smallville* to me, shooping wise
@@randallflagg3700 wow and it still looked rough
Lex's memory loss is dumb but I think Smallville Season 11 makes up for some of Lex's character loss and it even explains that although he has no memory of Clark or the S he just has this hatred for Superman that he can't explain.
I really hated Smallville. It was "mutant of the week" for way too long, and then it lasted forever without accomplishing a thing because they refused to let Clark grow up and adopt his destiny.
What you mean ? It was only mutant of the week for 1 season, the first, his destiny season really started in season 5.
*Freak of the week, dumbasses.
At least Game of Thrones had an entire season to fall apart in. HIMYM was great until the last three minutes!
I’m a huge Superman fan & loved Smallville but that finale was painful.
What makes it even worse is Tom Welling reprised his roll for an Arrowverse crossover special & we still didn’t get to see him as Supes because he’d given up the powers - no just no .
i think the problem is they presumably had intended for it be a ten-season series (in the same vein as smallville) so he could age into the role of the dark knight but the network only gave them half of that so they were just trying to play catchup the entire time
I remember thinking it was so cool that Lex and Superman had a past where they were not only friends, but best friends, and I remember being so extremely curious about what sent Lex down the path of extreme Lawful Evil...
...Imagine my immense disappointment when they wound up choosing "he forgot dey wuz fwiends hurr."
Like honestly, if they didn't tie the plot in knots, a simple "you killed my father" would have worked.
The Titans episode was never meant to be the ending, it got surprisingly cancelled. It was just another character-building episode centered B-Boy. The weird thing is they put it at the end of the season instead of in the middle. I guess that they put it as the finale because Terra actually would return in the next seasons premier. But we'll never know, just like we'll never know if Jason Todd was the other Red X. But it's an unintentional finale so I can't count it.
Nothing will ever be worse than the ending of True Blood.
I don't know Dexter was pretty bad. It also had the pleasure of having two really bad endings.
plus I'd also throw in the Ending of Star Trek: Enterprise, Seinfeld, Star vs The Forces of Evil, LOST, Danny Phantom, etc.
I honestly had no idea that anyone cared this much about Two And A Half Men.
Hilarious that you compared President
Lex Luthor to Resident Joe Biden.
One has amnesia. The other has much worse.
Gotham’s finale wasn’t that bad but WB not letting the show use the Joker because of the movies was disappointing.
Tom Welling didnt want to get typecast as ''Superman' characters, thats why he didnt put on the suit or do a movie follow up. After many many years of solid success and golden awards nonstop.......he is NOW returning to the role. Doing a voice role for Superman.
omg i loved napoleon dynamite waling there and the vote for pedro poster on the teen titans part lol
I feel you brother...I feel you. It still hurts. I love this show but it hurts.
Let's all agree on one thing: Erica Durance is fine as hell. ;)
I think you should do a video on Heroes (2006-2010). I feel that it’s such an under appreciated show.
Heroes was great, but due to seasons 3 & 4, people felt the show started going downhill. I couldn't get into that newer season a few years ago. I don't know what happened there. I love what's his name from Chuck and Shazam, but the new heroes didn't grab my attention. Also, Chuck needs more, the way that show ended, a lot of fans wanted at least one movie to show what happened and how the characters got around it all.
@@Seamonkey2407 yeah I agree the last few seasons were underwhelming but that’s like every show nowadays. Don’t get me started on heroes reborn I don’t even know what that was.
The writers strike of 2007 killed Heroes.
@Veeinfuso Tom Welling was also in Cheaper by the Dozen and Cheaper by the Dozen 2.
The creators did say from DAY ONE that this was CK show and not a Superman show. That there would be no Clark/Superman flying because “no cape, no flight” and there wasn’t going to be a suit.
Nobody better mention LOST, that ending was awesome
Smallville should have either been cancelled at Season 4 or 5, or evolved into a semi sequel show called Metropolis with Clark and Alex going further down different routes.
To rub it in more, the crisis scene had him giving up his powers. Something that goes against the very premise of the show.
I imagine it doesn’t stick as Lex is supposed to do something terrible as President and he needs to stop him.
His watch has blue kryptonite. If he took off the watch his powers would return…not instantly but quickly! Like the mechanic kryptonian we met in season 7.
@@B-Dad Shouldn’t be wearing it in the first place. What happened to embracing his destiny?
Lana is doing his job more than he is.
@@thribs
Sure I was just pointing out he still has his powers so he could return anytime. But I’m glad he is a dad. He can’t stay just human forever with his girls. They will have powers unless he did the same to them. But even so they can have powers and so can he.
Finale wasn't even called "Superman". They had episodes earlier called "Supergirl" and "Arrow". Would have made sense.
I mean about the Two and a half man part, i always feel sad and angry but when you actually listen to Charlie Sheen after years, i really cant blame Chuck Lorre for this drama. Charlie himself now admits that he went too far and wasnt actually healthy mentally. And you guys can say like "why didnt they help him then?" or similar things like that but they actually did. They stopped filming multiple times because Charlie Sheen was not able to work. And trust me, stopping filming costs way too high. Its not just "ok guys go home we filmthis shit 2 months later, cya" , no it doesnt work like that. There are hundreds of workers, rented electronical devices which some of them costs around 200.000$, studios etc etc its not that simple.
I really wished that Charlie Sheen was healthier before but from the positive side, that rant got him out of this stupid loop. He seems to do fine rn which is way more important imo. Losing everything he got maybe shocked him to reality.
But still, it would be nice to watch Charlie Sheen for 3-4 more years and then having a good finale. Sadge...
If you want to experience bitter disappointment and loathing watch 'Lost' or 2004's 'Battlestar Galactica' finals !!!
I'm sorta new to this channel. So is this worst finales (and the other one). A competition of all the bad finales episodes? Or a new video all together?
If we're counting animation, you have to put Danny Phantom on that list.
And the Adventures of Puss in Boots
Why Danny phantom? I thought the finale was fine
@@jordanvance1657 If you like that finale more power to you; but I didn't. Earlier on in the series, they was setting something up between vlad and fright Knight-Only for that to go nowhere. Ultimate Danny should have been the big guy instead of A stupid meteor. And don't get me started on the whole Danny-Sam relationship. Having Danny gave up his powers this late in game was completely out of character for him.
To quote the most important line of your rant 'Who cares, they're ending the series anyway" Funny thing is that wasn't the end. Smallville was a great ride that I enjoyed for all 10 years. What I find egregious was when they brought Welling's character back for the Arrowverse Crisis and he had given up the powers to lead a normal life. At least th Smallville finale ended with him being Superman.But to bring him back just to say he gave up his powers? Sheesh, Somebody save me, cmon!
the teen titans ending just suckes
It didn’t it’s just the fact that it wasn’t continued which makes it sucks
yooo. idk how I stumbled onto this channel but I'm glad I did. I loved Smallville, and at one point thought Welling was a great Superman. Anyway subscribed! Cheer Bro!
Smallville went downhill after seasons 3 and 4? What!!!? In my opinion, it didn't start getting good until the finale of season 2. The show got much better in the later years when it started to embrace more of the superman comic book mythos. Welling and Durante started to actually look more like Clark and Lois as they got older and definitely nailed it 100% by the last 3 seasons. Once the show started to shed that signature soap opera WB style that all the WB and early CW shows were full of, it really started to cement it's status. Had it not been for the later seasons of smallville, there would have been no arrowverse.
Dexter had such a stinky ending they had to make a new series to give it a better one.
"If we're gonna go stupid, let's go all the way stupid!" Okay, who told V.I. my life's motto?! 😆 🤣 😂
If you've ever seen The Spectacular Spider-Man I'd really recommend you do because it's imo the best spiderman incarnation ever
Can confirm. It’s incredible.
I was gonna write Allison Mack Cringe right before you mentioned it 😬😬😬
I think the kid returned to the show for the same exact reason Charlie Sheen did... it was for the fans. Charlie Sheen had issues with the show and it's producers too but I didn't hear you mention that. IJS
Charlie Sheen didn't return to the show. That was a stand in pretending to be Charlie. The whole point of that "ending" was they didn't need Charlie.
For me, the worst part is that they called it ‘Finale’-they may have felt this bookended the pilot nicely, in actuality it was just a lazy choice, showing the had no compelling ending story to tell
@45:40 wasn’t it shown that Bruce was able to run the rooftops with her before
It is disappointing cuz they were allowed to use the suit as well.
Was almost great. I miss watching the show with my nan though.
Full of cheese with moments of greatness cuz it loves superman.
Ah, a Vee Infuso compilation video. The only place on RUclips where, nigh every time, you go through the following steps:
1.) "Hey, cool, new Vee Infuso content!"
2.) *click/press on the video*
2.) (3-5 minutes of) "Wait haven't I seen this before?"
3.) "Oh, it's just a compiled version of previous videos. Silly me."
4.) *click/press off the video*
5.) *wait patiently for new Vee Infuso content*
The finale for Titans didn't bother me. Of course that it sucks that we didn't get a proper conclusion of that story, but nowhere near a bad finale.
I'm probably one of the few people who like (not love, could be better) of Gotham's finale. All this time we are waiting for Bruce to be Batman, and he did, so there, I'm satisfied
Yeah. At least we saw him in the bloody suit there. :)
Do you have to make compilations like this to stay on top of RUclips’s algorithm?
I expected Gotham to hit another 5 seasons to see everyone grow older like Smallville
I only watched smallville once through. After the last episode finished, I smashed my couch, and never watched it again.
wasnt the whole point of smallville to never see tom welling in the superman suit? he himself did say he never wanted to put on the suit.
To the show's defense, when they first started the show, they said he'd NEVER wear the suite, so that's not a fair complaint you make.
This whole video is just whining. Yeesh
10 years, 40 years, 200 years? How bout I'm doing none of them?
Calling the show Smallville doomed them to never see CK appear as Superman, they should have found a way to end it being his years in Smallville and never went to Metropolis... but this would have shortened the series a few seasons and brought in much less money...
I really hoped you would have covered Supernatural's finale.
To be fair the show really really went downhill in the last 3 seasons to the point of parody, with a massive dip in acting quality, constantly contradicting previous established lore, plot holes bigger than the Grand Canyon and stupid politics forced in and some of the dumbest dialogue on tv.
But the Finale was boring and lifeless and felt like a slap in the face to those of us who loyally watched the show for 15 years. The one genuinely good scene it had was completely ruined by the forced rush to get to it after 15 minutes of literally nothing happening and then having very bland vampires that had zero build up in childish and cheap looking masks kill the main character... WTF! Then it was slow, boring, cheesy and had zero pay off.
I honestly think the CW hated Supernatural towards the end.
Carry on.
Not true. CW loved the show. If they didn’t they would have just cancelled it during the pandemic.
@@thribs They crapped all over it in the last three seasons, not something you do to a show you care about.
They also hate Batman yet keep the pathetically low rated Batwoman (far less than Half a million viewers look it up) going just to deconstruct and ruin Batman's legacy. Hell they even went so far as to have Batwoman kill another universes Batman.
The CW clearly hate Walker Texas Ranger, the show is a joke with this Walker being one of the weakest most pathetic men ever on tv and viwership is low.
They clearly made the show just to take it apart and mock it.
It has nothing in common with the superior Chuck Norris original.
CW became a network that is all about ideology and pushing The Message rather than caring about ratings (just look how horribly low the ratings are on its shows) or quality story telling and entertainment.
Compare the last three seasons of Supernatural to the amazing completed original 5 season arc, the shows look and feel NOTHING alike. Season 12 was still ok but suffered in the way you would expect from a show in it's 12th season, then in 13 you can tell the CW fully got involved in the show and crapped all over it.
Smallville is a prequel series. He is in the process of becoming Superman. So no suit!
Its a bit off topic but I was wondering if you are a fan of Archer and/or Frisky Dingo? I would love to see a review of either show from one of my MOST favorite RUclipsrs. Keep em' coming Vee and thanks for constantly keeping me entertained.
He was not superman he was Clark Kent. He didn't want to show the suit because that would change the focus of the show.
Superman was never going to technical show up on Smallville because the rules of No Tights No Flight
Surprised we didn't get a mention of Dexter... Either times😬
The stupid thing about this is that they could have just gone with lex knowing and his father not dying. Just call the show an alternate universe. That's already a thing in DC cannon anyway. Just call it Earth-(Insert random number here) and run with it.
Danny phantom comes to mind
You really need to update this to include the “Blacklist” finale.