THUD = Last Seinfeld show

S09E24 The Finale (2)liveMay 15, 1998the next day5 posts by 5 posters
😡 Hated it🔥 Controversial

Fans debate whether the Seinfeld finale was the worst series ending ever, with some arguing other shows like Roseanne and Dallas had worse finales.

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ewj

That is the sound of the final show. It was the worst last show ever. If some one can tell me a worst last show I will write an apology.

On Fri, 15 May 1998, ewj wrote:

My god, are you kidding?!?! Didn't you know/hear about the last Roseanne? The last Seinfeld was not in the spirit of the show's comicness, but at least we didn't have "Wow! All this time it's been fake" routine that's been hashed to death over and over.

Write that apology. Seinfeld may have been the most over-hyped last episode, but it was not much worse than run-of-the-mill for last episodes.

Mike Sacks

One show BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD. Worst last show ever, and I say good riddance to the shitty show

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Mike Farnhamewj

DALLAS - when Bobby Ewing woke up and the entire season was just a dream - not an ending - but very bad !

Mike

ewj wrote in article ... > That is the sound of the final show. It was the worst last show ever. If > some one can tell me a worst last show I will write an apology.
Joe Blevinsewj

The "Seinfeld" finale might have _one_ serious contender in the "worst last show ever" competition.

BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD ARE DEAD

A truly lame clip show with only a few scant minutes of new animation. And the title is a lie, by the way. Nothing much of interest happens in this rip-off episode, which was endlessly hyped by MTV. The plot: Beavis tells the secretary (via telephone) that he and Butt-head are dead, and she believes it. The news spreads quickly, and the supporting characters remember B&B through flashbacks. Everyone except Mr. VanDriesen and Stewart are glad they're gone. Then the two hooligans show up at school, and everyone realizes that they weren't really dead after all. The principal has a heart attack and collapses. (Whether he dies is unclear.) B&B walk off towards the horizon. Ha ha. Oh, my sides.

At least SOMETHING of interest happened in the "Seinfeld" finale.

--Joe--
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