I don't watch TV much anymore...(Pixies takes my time it seems)... but I used to. A group of my co-workers were talking about some shows that were coming to an end possibly next year, including Friends, Sopranos, and various others. SO we started talking about the best and worst endings to long term TV Series.

The best to me was M*A*S*H, but I loved the show and the wrapped it up neatly. But like everyone would expect out of me my other faves are all the weird or original ones.

Best. ST. Elsewhere......Having the series end and it all being being in the imagination of a kid with downs was great.

Next> The Newhart Show...When he woke up at the very end of this series in bed with his wife from the Bob Newhart show from 15 years before and it had been a dream....looked at her chest and says.."you should wear more sweaters"...


Worst!!!
Seinfeld: I liked seeing all the favorite characters, but I think they got lost in wanting all these people on the show and didnt come up with a good plot. The very end was a good idea with them saying all the exact same lines they said on the pilot...but other than that, a great series ends badly...and 31 million people had to watch....shame.

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Love...the slowest form of suicide.

I know I'm in the minority but I liked Seinfeld's ending - they were put in jail for being selfish bastards! Justice was served.

the worst had to be roseanne

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Some people they like to go out dancing
and other peoples they have to work, just watch me now
And there's even some evil mothers, haha
well they're gonna tell you that everything is just dirt
You know that women never really faint and that villains always blink their eyes, ooohhh
And that, you know children are the only ones who blush
and that life is just to die

sweet jane the velvet underground

I only have 3 shows a week I try to catch.

For the body I watch 60 Minutes. It gets the blood flowing and gives me exercise in self-control. (haven’t thrown a TV out the window in a long time)

For the mind it’s NOVA on PBS. I need something to reorganize the synapses after watching 60 Minutes.

For my soul I have to see Red Green to realize that it’s all a bunch of crap and I will have the courage to watch 60 Minutes again the next week.

I hope none of these end because my entire TV watching cycle will collapse on it's self and become a black hole.

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