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** Season Ten: [[spoiler: Dean makes a deal with Death to remove himself (and the Mark of Cain) from the world, in exchange for killing Sam, but at the last minute Dean ''kills Death'' instead. Meanwhile, Rowena casts the spell to remove the Mark, only to then run off with the Book of Damned after hexing Castiel to attack a defenseless Crowley. Oh, and removing the Mark? Breaks the [[SealedEvilInACan seal]] on [[UltimateEvil The Darkness]], an entity God locked away at the dawn of time.]]
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** Season Ten: [[spoiler: Dean makes a deal with Death to remove himself (and the Mark of Cain) from the world, in exchange for killing Sam, but at the last minute Dean ''kills Death'' instead. Meanwhile, Rowena casts the spell to remove the Mark, only to then run off with the Book of Damned after hexing Castiel to attack a defenseless Crowley. Oh, and removing the Mark? Breaks the [[SealedEvilInACan seal]] on [[UltimateEvil The Darkness]], Darkness, an entity God locked away at the dawn of time.]]
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** Season Ten: "[[GrandFinale Finale]]" - Clark confronts Darkseid and embraces his [[{{Superman}} destiny]].
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** Season Ten: "[[GrandFinale Finale]]" - Clark confronts Darkseid and embraces his [[{{Superman}} [[Franchise/{{Superman}} destiny]].
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*** Season 1: The JSA face off with the Injustice Society to stop their plan to [[BrainwashingForTheGreaterGood brainwash the country]]. Afterwards, the ComicBook/{{Shade}} is shown taking up residence in the ISA's abandoned base, [[DaddysLittleVillain Cindy]] finds a gem containing Eclipso, and [[spoiler: Starman turns out to still be alive, and looking for Pat]].
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*** Season 1: The JSA face off with the Injustice Society to stop their plan to [[BrainwashingForTheGreaterGood brainwash the country]]. Afterwards, the ComicBook/{{Shade}} ComicBook/{{The Shade|DCComics}} is shown taking up residence in the ISA's abandoned base, [[DaddysLittleVillain Cindy]] finds a gem containing Eclipso, and [[spoiler: Starman turns out to still be alive, and looking for Pat]].
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* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'' was well-known for pulling out all the stops in its {{Season Finale}}s. This was driven by the show's struggle to find an audience, with each season finale being written as if it were to also serve as the GrandFinale. And then taken UpToEleven in seasons three and four, which were actually given ''two'' season finales: Originally the show was only picked up for thirteen episodes in each season, before receiving an extended order (6 additional episodes in season 3, and 11 in season 4). Which means two very climactic and satisfying season finales had to be topped ''again'' by the actual finale. Season 3 and 5 also had two-hour finales on top of ''that''.
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* ''Series/{{Chuck}}'' was well-known for pulling out all the stops in its {{Season Finale}}s. This was driven by the show's struggle to find an audience, with each season finale being written as if it were to also serve as the GrandFinale. And then taken UpToEleven up to eleven in seasons three and four, which were actually given ''two'' season finales: Originally the show was only picked up for thirteen episodes in each season, before receiving an extended order (6 additional episodes in season 3, and 11 in season 4). Which means two very climactic and satisfying season finales had to be topped ''again'' by the actual finale. Season 3 and 5 also had two-hour finales on top of ''that''.
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* ''Series/MrRobot'':
** Season 1: [[spoiler:The Five-Nine Hack is executed, crashing the global economy, and Tyrell goes missing. Mr Robot drops all pretense of normalcy and wages war on Elliot, who is regretful of the hack. TheStinger shows Whiterose and Price being in cahoots.]]
** Season 2: [[spoiler:Angela is corrupted into becoming Whiterose's pawn, Tyrell is not only revealed to be alive but also working with Mr. Robot, Darlene becomes an FBI mole against fsociety. Tyrell shoots Elliot under delusion of working with him as he tries to oppose Stage 2, as TheStinger shows Trenton and Mobley are on the other side of the country with Trenton discussing how to undo Five-Nine, as Leon drives up to them.]]
** Season 3: [[spoiler:Elliot and Dom learn about Santiago being TheMole, Irving kills Santiago for his multiple failures and assigns Dom as the new mole, Elliot convinces Whiterose of his use as he ships Whiterose's project to Congo, Price reveals himself to be Angela's father, Elliot and Mr. Robot reunite after the latter regrets his role in Stage 2, as he reveals that he has the decryption keys for Five-Nine. Finding this out, Elliot undoes Five-Nine and declares war against the Dark Army, as TheStinger shows Vera is back to cause further trouble for Elliot and his loved ones.]]
** Season 1: [[spoiler:The Five-Nine Hack is executed, crashing the global economy, and Tyrell goes missing. Mr Robot drops all pretense of normalcy and wages war on Elliot, who is regretful of the hack. TheStinger shows Whiterose and Price being in cahoots.]]
** Season 2: [[spoiler:Angela is corrupted into becoming Whiterose's pawn, Tyrell is not only revealed to be alive but also working with Mr. Robot, Darlene becomes an FBI mole against fsociety. Tyrell shoots Elliot under delusion of working with him as he tries to oppose Stage 2, as TheStinger shows Trenton and Mobley are on the other side of the country with Trenton discussing how to undo Five-Nine, as Leon drives up to them.]]
** Season 3: [[spoiler:Elliot and Dom learn about Santiago being TheMole, Irving kills Santiago for his multiple failures and assigns Dom as the new mole, Elliot convinces Whiterose of his use as he ships Whiterose's project to Congo, Price reveals himself to be Angela's father, Elliot and Mr. Robot reunite after the latter regrets his role in Stage 2, as he reveals that he has the decryption keys for Five-Nine. Finding this out, Elliot undoes Five-Nine and declares war against the Dark Army, as TheStinger shows Vera is back to cause further trouble for Elliot and his loved ones.]]
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* ''Series/Halo2022'': Season 1 has "Transcendence". While Dr. Halsey escapes UNSC custody and goes on the run, John leads Silver Team in attacking the Covenant's holy planet in order to retrieve the Keystones before they can point the way to the Halo. During the resulting BigBadassBattleSequence, [[spoiler: [[DarkMessiah Makee]] is killed, and Cortana [[GodzillaThreshold has to take total control of John's body]] in order to help the Spartans escape, with it being unclear if this can be undone]].
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* ''Series/Foundation2021'': Season 1 has "The Leap". [[CloneDegeneration Cleon XIV/Brother Dawn's]] storyline ends with [[spoiler: Demerzel killing him to preserve the genetic dynasty's purity]], only for the Empire to learn that the entire clone lineage has been compromised. The Foundation, Anacreon, and Thespis [[TheAlliance form an alliance]] to begin secretly building opposition to the Empire. Salvor leaves Terminus after learning that [[spoiler: she's Gaal's biological child]]. Gaal returns to Synnax after over a century in stasis, only to find the planet's civilization has been wiped out by the progressive flooding [[spoiler: and finds Salvor waiting for her]].
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*** Season 6: The GrandFinale. The Superfriends and [[GondorCallsForAid several allies from across the series]] face off with [[BigBadDuumvirate Lex and Nyxly]] in a FinalBattle that ends with [[spoiler: the villains [[DraggedOffToHell dragged into the Phantom Zone]]]]. Afterwards, the heroes gather for [[WeddingFinale Alex and Kelly's wedding]], and after that [[BackForTheFinale Cat Grant]] convinces Kara to finally TakeAThirdOption regarding her split life and [[spoiler: go public with her SecretIdentity]].
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** ''Series/Stargirl2020'': Season 1 ends with the JSA facing off with the Injustice Society to stop their plan to [[BrainwashingForTheGreaterGood brainwash the country]]. Afterwards, the ComicBook/{{Shade}} is shown taking up residence in the ISA's abandoned base, [[DaddysLittleVillain Cindy]] finding a gem containing Eclipso, and [[spoiler: Starman turning out to still be alive, and looking for Pat]].
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*** Season1 ends with the 1: The JSA facing face off with the Injustice Society to stop their plan to [[BrainwashingForTheGreaterGood brainwash the country]]. Afterwards, the ComicBook/{{Shade}} is shown taking up residence in the ISA's abandoned base, [[DaddysLittleVillain Cindy]] finding finds a gem containing Eclipso, and [[spoiler: Starman turning turns out to still be alive, and looking for Pat]].Pat]].
*** Season 2: The JSA and their allies have a showdown with Eclipso, ultimately defeating him with [[spoiler: [[BigDamnHeroes the aid of Starman]]]]. Afterwards, [[HeelFaceTurn Cindy]] asks to join the JSA, the Crocks move next door to the Dugan-Whitmores, and [[DemBones Mister Bones]] prepares to come to Blue Valley to carry out an experiment.
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*** Season 2: The JSA and their allies have a showdown with Eclipso, ultimately defeating him with [[spoiler: [[BigDamnHeroes the aid of Starman]]]]. Afterwards, [[HeelFaceTurn Cindy]] asks to join the JSA, the Crocks move next door to the Dugan-Whitmores, and [[DemBones Mister Bones]] prepares to come to Blue Valley to carry out an experiment.
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* ''Series/OddSquad'':
** The Season 1 finale "O is Not For Over", which is a 22-minute MultiPartEpisode, features [[LeaderWannabe Olive]] fulfilling her dream of running her own Odd Squad precinct, being promoted to the Management department by Oprah in place of Orville, Oprah's longtime, now-former opponent in the Jackies. However, her being promoted means that Otto is left behind with a new partner (one that turns out to be the next season's BigBad, as a matter of fact), and the episode shows how he comes to terms with the change and how he manages to stop Odd Todd, the season's BigBad and Olive's former partner, for good. By the end of the season, Otto is promoted to the Management department alongside Olive, and the two leave to run their own precinct as co-Directors.
** The Season 2 finale is comprised of two episodes, "Who is Agent Otis?" and "Odds and Ends", both of which are 22-minute two-parters and are collectively referred to as "Odd Squad: Odds and Ends". It revolves around TheReveal that Otis was a former villain, and features the antagonistic Task Force agents known as the X's attempting to get him fired from Odd Squad under the false belief that he has been coordinating numerous villain break-ins and is still a villain in spite of his obvious HeelFaceTurn. It also has another reveal in the form of Ohlm having [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to be stupid]] and giving a big long MotiveRant on his plans for revenge against Odd Squad for not making him the Big O upon graduation from the Odd Squad Academy. It's much darker than the Season 1 finale, but has a neat whammy in the end in the form of Oprah being promoted from the Management department to the Big Office department, where she will rule over all of Odd Squad as the new Big O.
** Season 3 has a mid-season finale which is a three-parter, comprised of the episodes "16-and-a-Half Blocks", "Follow the Leader", and "End of the Road", with the latter being a 22-minute two-parter episode. This one has The Shadow, now known by her true name of Olizabeth, setting her EvilPlan of releasing oddness into every single Odd Squad precinct's Headquarters via TubeTravel into action with the help of her [[LegionOfDoom Villain Network]], and the Mobile Unit attempting to stop her while Opal tries to grasp why her younger sister turned evil and attempts to get her to turn to the side of good. Olizabeth does eventually end up redeemed, and leaves Odd Squad to clean up the damage she caused in numerous countries around the world. Opal also ends up leaving the Mobile Unit to go with her sister and make amends with her, something that earns her a lot of shed tears and kind parting words from her teammates.
** The Season 1 finale "O is Not For Over", which is a 22-minute MultiPartEpisode, features [[LeaderWannabe Olive]] fulfilling her dream of running her own Odd Squad precinct, being promoted to the Management department by Oprah in place of Orville, Oprah's longtime, now-former opponent in the Jackies. However, her being promoted means that Otto is left behind with a new partner (one that turns out to be the next season's BigBad, as a matter of fact), and the episode shows how he comes to terms with the change and how he manages to stop Odd Todd, the season's BigBad and Olive's former partner, for good. By the end of the season, Otto is promoted to the Management department alongside Olive, and the two leave to run their own precinct as co-Directors.
** The Season 2 finale is comprised of two episodes, "Who is Agent Otis?" and "Odds and Ends", both of which are 22-minute two-parters and are collectively referred to as "Odd Squad: Odds and Ends". It revolves around TheReveal that Otis was a former villain, and features the antagonistic Task Force agents known as the X's attempting to get him fired from Odd Squad under the false belief that he has been coordinating numerous villain break-ins and is still a villain in spite of his obvious HeelFaceTurn. It also has another reveal in the form of Ohlm having [[ObfuscatingStupidity pretended to be stupid]] and giving a big long MotiveRant on his plans for revenge against Odd Squad for not making him the Big O upon graduation from the Odd Squad Academy. It's much darker than the Season 1 finale, but has a neat whammy in the end in the form of Oprah being promoted from the Management department to the Big Office department, where she will rule over all of Odd Squad as the new Big O.
** Season 3 has a mid-season finale which is a three-parter, comprised of the episodes "16-and-a-Half Blocks", "Follow the Leader", and "End of the Road", with the latter being a 22-minute two-parter episode. This one has The Shadow, now known by her true name of Olizabeth, setting her EvilPlan of releasing oddness into every single Odd Squad precinct's Headquarters via TubeTravel into action with the help of her [[LegionOfDoom Villain Network]], and the Mobile Unit attempting to stop her while Opal tries to grasp why her younger sister turned evil and attempts to get her to turn to the side of good. Olizabeth does eventually end up redeemed, and leaves Odd Squad to clean up the damage she caused in numerous countries around the world. Opal also ends up leaving the Mobile Unit to go with her sister and make amends with her, something that earns her a lot of shed tears and kind parting words from her teammates.
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*** Season 6: With [[BigBad Bishop's]] Zaguron allies preparing to [[AlienInvasion invade Earth]], the Legends [[AltarTheSpeed quickly arrange a wedding ceremony]] for Sara and Ava before having a LastStand. After their narrow victory in the resulting fight, Mick and Constantine leave the team (Mick to raise his Necreian children with Kayla, Constantine to [[TheAtoner walk a different path]]). And as the Legends prepare to leave the 1920s, [[spoiler: the Waverider is blown up by what appears to be another Waverider]].
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*** Season 7: Barry gathers together every speedster he can, including his children from the future, to finally confront Godspeed and his plans of [[AGodAmI achieving godhood]]. Ultimately, in order to defeat him, Barry [[GodzillaThreshold resorts to]] [[spoiler: giving Thawne his physical form back]]. After the battle, everyone gathers for Barry and Iris' vow renewal ceremony.
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** Season 3: [[spoiler: A war sparks up within Gus and Walt due to Walt killing Gus's dealers to save Jesse. Gus plans to 'replace' Walt with Gus, Gale, which Walt counters by making Jesse kill Gus Gale first.]]
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* ''Series/BreakingBad'' typically has the season finales where Walt descends to a new low in his drug dealings.
** Season 1: Walt and Jesse look horrified as their boss Tuco beats an underling to near-death.
** Season 2: Skyler finds out about Walt's second phone and has left the house. Walt watches horrified as [[spoiler: a mid-air collision happens right above his house, due to the air-traffic controller whose daughter Walt let die.]]
** Season 3: [[spoiler: A war sparks up within Gus and Walt due to Walt killing Gus's dealers to save Jesse. Gus plans to 'replace' Walt with Gus, which Walt counters by making Jesse kill Gus first.]]
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Walt manages to bring Jesse back to his side, after which Jesse tells him about Hector hating Gus. Walt conspires with Hector to lure Gus into a trap, which Gus falls for. Hector blows himself up, taking down Gus with him, Hank finally has definitive proof that Los Pollos Hermanos is a front for meth-dealing, and Walt and Jesse destroy the superlab. But it's revealed in the last scene of the season that Walt [[WouldHurtAChild poisoned Brock]] to bring Jesse back to his side.]]
** Season 5: The GrandFinale. [[spoiler: Walt travels to Alberqueque to make his former friends donate the rest of his money to his family when Flynn turns 18. Walt meets Skyler for a final time, where he tells her Jack and his crew murdered Hank and Gomez and Walt is planning to avenge them, while ''finally'' admitting to Skyler (and the audience) that everything he did, from cooking meth to murdering people was all for himself, and it was the only time he felt good at anything. Walt tricks Lydia into thinking he's weak, sneaking the ricin into her tea, and then goes to Jack and learns that their crew have enslaved Jesse. Having a change of heart about his former partner, Walt shields him from his own machine gun as it mows down the Neo-Nazi gang, and a bullet hits Walt. Jesse finally kills Todd for murdering Drew Sharp and Andrea, and Walt kills Jack and avenges Hank and Gomez. Jesse goes free into the sunset as Walt takes a last look at the gang's meth lab, and dies content.]]
** Season 1: Walt and Jesse look horrified as their boss Tuco beats an underling to near-death.
** Season 2: Skyler finds out about Walt's second phone and has left the house. Walt watches horrified as [[spoiler: a mid-air collision happens right above his house, due to the air-traffic controller whose daughter Walt let die.]]
** Season 3: [[spoiler: A war sparks up within Gus and Walt due to Walt killing Gus's dealers to save Jesse. Gus plans to 'replace' Walt with Gus, which Walt counters by making Jesse kill Gus first.]]
** Season 4: [[spoiler: Walt manages to bring Jesse back to his side, after which Jesse tells him about Hector hating Gus. Walt conspires with Hector to lure Gus into a trap, which Gus falls for. Hector blows himself up, taking down Gus with him, Hank finally has definitive proof that Los Pollos Hermanos is a front for meth-dealing, and Walt and Jesse destroy the superlab. But it's revealed in the last scene of the season that Walt [[WouldHurtAChild poisoned Brock]] to bring Jesse back to his side.]]
** Season 5: The GrandFinale. [[spoiler: Walt travels to Alberqueque to make his former friends donate the rest of his money to his family when Flynn turns 18. Walt meets Skyler for a final time, where he tells her Jack and his crew murdered Hank and Gomez and Walt is planning to avenge them, while ''finally'' admitting to Skyler (and the audience) that everything he did, from cooking meth to murdering people was all for himself, and it was the only time he felt good at anything. Walt tricks Lydia into thinking he's weak, sneaking the ricin into her tea, and then goes to Jack and learns that their crew have enslaved Jesse. Having a change of heart about his former partner, Walt shields him from his own machine gun as it mows down the Neo-Nazi gang, and a bullet hits Walt. Jesse finally kills Todd for murdering Drew Sharp and Andrea, and Walt kills Jack and avenges Hank and Gomez. Jesse goes free into the sunset as Walt takes a last look at the gang's meth lab, and dies content.]]
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* Much like ''Star Trek'', ''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'' finales tend to take place around the same time (not counting ''Legends''), ensuring the heroes of one show are too busy to help the others. It's best to avoid Star / Central / National City around May...
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** ''Series/Batwoman2019'': Season 1 ends with Batwoman trying one last time to forge a working relationship with the Crows, only for Commander Kane to make it clear he intends to take her down at all costs. Meanwhile, Alice advances her plans, [[spoiler: [[KillTheOnesYouLove killing Mouse]] when he refuses to keep following her revenge schemes, and giving Hush a flesh mask duplicate of Bruce Wayne's face so that he can enter Wayne Enterprises and find the Kryptonite she can use to penetrate the Batsuit and kill Kate.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]]
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*** Season1 ends with 1: Batwoman trying tries one last time to forge a working relationship with the Crows, only for Commander Kane to make it clear he intends to take her down at all costs. Meanwhile, Alice advances her plans, [[spoiler: [[KillTheOnesYouLove killing Mouse]] when he refuses to keep following her revenge schemes, and giving Hush a flesh mask duplicate of Bruce Wayne's face so that he can enter Wayne Enterprises and find the Kryptonite she can use to penetrate the Batsuit and kill Kate.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]] [[/note]]
*** Season 2: Gotham descends into chaos as Black Mask unleashes his army, forcing Team Bat to [[EnemyMine ally with Alice]] to stop him, during which time Luke dons the Batwing suit. [[spoiler: Alice and Ryan manage to free Kate's mind from her [[BrainwashedAndCrazy conditioning]] as Circe, but afterwards she decides to [[ButNowIMustGo leave Gotham]] to track down Bruce.]] Alice is arrested and taken to Arkham, but reveals that Ryan's mother is still alive. In TheStinger, a Poison Ivy vine stolen from the Batcave breaks out of containment and starts spreading.
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*** Season 2: Gotham descends into chaos as Black Mask unleashes his army, forcing Team Bat to [[EnemyMine ally with Alice]] to stop him, during which time Luke dons the Batwing suit. [[spoiler: Alice and Ryan manage to free Kate's mind from her [[BrainwashedAndCrazy conditioning]] as Circe, but afterwards she decides to [[ButNowIMustGo leave Gotham]] to track down Bruce.]] Alice is arrested and taken to Arkham, but reveals that Ryan's mother is still alive. In TheStinger, a Poison Ivy vine stolen from the Batcave breaks out of containment and starts spreading.
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** Season 5, "Novissima Solis": Vanessa, Jack, and Violet [[StormingTheCastle storm the White House]] to confront Dracula in the FinalBattle. Ultimately, [[spoiler: the Dark One's essence is pulled out of her and absorbed by Vanessa, who [[SealedInsideAPersonShapedCan goes into a coma to contain it]]]]. Afterwards, society starts to rebuild, and [[BookEnds things come full circle]] as [[spoiler: Axel takes watch over Vanessa's body while her spirit reunites with Dylan and Susan]].
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* ''Series/TheMandalorian'' ended Season 1 by tying together pretty much every loose plot thread from the season: [[spoiler: Right when Mando starts to warm up to droids, IG-11 sacrifices himself to save him and the Child. Mando's name, backstory, and face is revealed. Moff Gideon has a darksaber. All of the Mandalorians who helped Mando escape are revealed to be either dead or missing. The Armorer tells Mando that he has to bring the Child home, and gives him a jetpack to assist in doing so. Greef and Cara stay behind as Mando leaves to find the Child's home.]]
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** Season 1: Right when Mando starts to warm up to droids, IG-11 sacrifices himself to save him and the Child. Mando's name, backstory, and faceis are revealed. Moff Gideon has a darksaber. All of the Mandalorians who helped Mando escape are revealed to be either dead or missing. The Armorer tells Mando that he has to bring the Child home, and gives him a jetpack to assist in doing so. Greef and Cara stay behind as Mando leaves to find the Child's home.]]home.
** Season 2: Seriously upping the ante, this finale has [[spoiler: Mando defeating Gideon and accidentally winning Bo-Katan's lightsaber, Luke arriving to retrieve Grogu, Mando taking his helmet off in front of everyone, the reveal that Gideon already managed to extract Grogu's blood, and Boba Fett taking Jabba's throne in what seems to be setup for his own spinoff]].
** Season 1: Right when Mando starts to warm up to droids, IG-11 sacrifices himself to save him and the Child. Mando's name, backstory, and face
** Season 2: Seriously upping the ante, this finale has [[spoiler: Mando defeating Gideon and accidentally winning Bo-Katan's lightsaber, Luke arriving to retrieve Grogu, Mando taking his helmet off in front of everyone, the reveal that Gideon already managed to extract Grogu's blood, and Boba Fett taking Jabba's throne in what seems to be setup for his own spinoff]].
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** Season Fifteen: The GrandFinale of the show, it's actually more of a subdued DenouementEpisode, as the previous episode was the one where [[spoiler: the Winchesters defeated Chuck for good]]. The actual finale then merely ties up some remaining plot threads, [[spoiler: and ends with the brothers reunited in Heaven]].
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*** Season 5: Having escaped from the [[TrappedInTVLand TV realities they were trapped in]], the Legends work to break the Fates' [[VillainWorld control of the world]]. This culminates in a big fight with [[BigBad Lachesis']] collection of Encores, and Charlie [[AntiClimax forgiving her defeated sister]]. In the aftermath of this, Charlie returns to 1970s England to build a life for herself, and [[spoiler: Sara is suddenly abducted by aliens]].
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*** Season 5: Lex and Leviathan prepare to use Obsidian's VR program to kill half the world's population, while an [[TheAtoner atoning Lena tries to help Supergirl and the others stop them. [[spoiler: They ultimately succeed in shutting down the VR, while Brainy [[HeroicSacrifice subjects himself to lethal amounts of radiation]] to [[SealedEvilInACan trap the Leviathan members in a bottle]]; unfortunately, [[XanatosGambit Lex saw that coming]] and collects the bottle for his own ends, while leaving Brainy to die.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]]
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*** Season 5: Lex and Leviathan prepare to use Obsidian's VR program to kill half the world's population, while an [[TheAtoner atoning Lena Lena]] tries to help Supergirl and the others stop them. [[spoiler: They ultimately succeed in shutting down the VR, while Brainy [[HeroicSacrifice subjects himself to lethal amounts of radiation]] to [[SealedEvilInACan trap the Leviathan members in a bottle]]; unfortunately, [[XanatosGambit Lex saw that coming]] and collects the bottle for his own ends, while leaving Brainy to die.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]]
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*** Season 6: Team Flash find themselves forced to [[SaveTheVillain protect Joseph Carver]] when [[EvilVersusEvil Eva McCulloch comes after him]], leading to a large fight against Carver's own metahuman assassins, [[HazyFeelTurn who have defected to Eva]]. [[spoiler: They ultimately fail, Eva successfully killing Carver, retaking her company, and framing Sue for the assassination. Meanwhile, Iris is still trapped in the Mirrorverse, and after further acclimating to its environment suddenly disappears in front of Karmilla in a flash of light.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]]
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*** Season 5: Lex and Leviathan prepare to use Obsidian's VR program to kill half the world's population, while an [[TheAtoner atoning Lena tries to help Supergirl and the others stop them. [[spoiler: They ultimately succeed in shutting down the VR, while Brainy [[HeroicSacrifice subjects himself to lethal amounts of radiation]] to [[SealedEvilInACan trap the Leviathan members in a bottle]]; unfortunately, [[XanatosGambit Lex saw that coming]] and collects the bottle for his own ends, while leaving Brainy to die.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]]
** ''Series/Batwoman2019'': Season 1 ends with Batwoman trying one last time to forge a working relationship with the Crows, only for Commander Kane to make it clear he intends to take her down at all costs. Meanwhile, Alice advances her plans, [[spoiler: [[KillTheOnesYouLove killing Mouse]] when he refuses to keep following her revenge schemes, and giving Hush a flesh mask duplicate of Bruce Wayne's face so that he can enter Wayne Enterprises and find the Kryptonite she can use to penetrate the Batsuit and kill Kate.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]]
** ''Series/Batwoman2019'': Season 1 ends with Batwoman trying one last time to forge a working relationship with the Crows, only for Commander Kane to make it clear he intends to take her down at all costs. Meanwhile, Alice advances her plans, [[spoiler: [[KillTheOnesYouLove killing Mouse]] when he refuses to keep following her revenge schemes, and giving Hush a flesh mask duplicate of Bruce Wayne's face so that he can enter Wayne Enterprises and find the Kryptonite she can use to penetrate the Batsuit and kill Kate.]] [[note]] This was not originally meant to be the season finale, but was forced to act as it due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down production with the rest of the season incomplete.[[/note]]
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** Season 6: When Commissioner Kelly is fired, Wuntch becomes acting commissioner and [[spoiler: Holt from the rank of Captain to Traffic Enforcement Agent]].
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** Season 6: When Commissioner Kelly is fired, Wuntch becomes acting commissioner and [[spoiler: demotes Holt from the rank of Captain to Traffic Enforcement Agent]].
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** Season 6: When Commissioner Kelly is fired, Wuntch becomes acting commissioner and [[spoiler: forces Holt to quit]].
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* ''Series/TheSopranos'':
** Season 1: After surviving an assassination attempt, Tony learns that Junior and Livia were behind it. Tony tells Melfi to move out until the whole thing settles over, and opens up about seeing a psychologist to everyone. Before Tony can do resolve the situation, however, Junior is arrested and Livia has a stroke. Also, Artie learns that Tony caused the fire at the restaurant and briefly holds him at gunpoint.
** Season 2: After a series of fever dreams caused by food poisoning, Tony realizes that Pussy is a rat, so he kills him. Also, Meadow graduates high school, Tony gets briefly arrested after trying to screw over Livia again, and Chris learns that he's going to be a "made man".
** Season 3: Jackie Jr is killed for his actions in the previous episode, causing Meadow to snap and run out on her family. Anthony Jr is expelled, but gets out of going to military school when he has a panic attack. Adriana gets an FBI friend. After a failed negotiation with Ralphie, Paulie tells Johnny Sack that he's getting fed up with Tony.
** Season 4: Irina tells Carmela that Tony had an affair with both her and her cousin. This causes Carmela to kick Tony out of the house and tell him about her almost having an affair with Furio. They decide to separate. Other plot points are resolved such as Junior winning his trial, Chris getting out of rehab, and Carmine decides to negotiate with Tony.
** Season 5: With Carmine's clan having harmed several people close to Tony, he's forced to kill Tony B to negotiate. After finishing the negotiations with Johnny Sack, the latter is suddenly arrested by the FBI.
** Season 1: After surviving an assassination attempt, Tony learns that Junior and Livia were behind it. Tony tells Melfi to move out until the whole thing settles over, and opens up about seeing a psychologist to everyone. Before Tony can do resolve the situation, however, Junior is arrested and Livia has a stroke. Also, Artie learns that Tony caused the fire at the restaurant and briefly holds him at gunpoint.
** Season 2: After a series of fever dreams caused by food poisoning, Tony realizes that Pussy is a rat, so he kills him. Also, Meadow graduates high school, Tony gets briefly arrested after trying to screw over Livia again, and Chris learns that he's going to be a "made man".
** Season 3: Jackie Jr is killed for his actions in the previous episode, causing Meadow to snap and run out on her family. Anthony Jr is expelled, but gets out of going to military school when he has a panic attack. Adriana gets an FBI friend. After a failed negotiation with Ralphie, Paulie tells Johnny Sack that he's getting fed up with Tony.
** Season 4: Irina tells Carmela that Tony had an affair with both her and her cousin. This causes Carmela to kick Tony out of the house and tell him about her almost having an affair with Furio. They decide to separate. Other plot points are resolved such as Junior winning his trial, Chris getting out of rehab, and Carmine decides to negotiate with Tony.
** Season 5: With Carmine's clan having harmed several people close to Tony, he's forced to kill Tony B to negotiate. After finishing the negotiations with Johnny Sack, the latter is suddenly arrested by the FBI.
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* ''Series/ParksAndRec'' tends to ends its seasons with a slew of major life changes for a lot of the characters:
** Season 1: Andy removes his cast and has his first rock show since the fall. Ann finally breaks up with Andy, who refuses to leave her house. Leslie realizes she doesn't have feelings for Mark, who promptly falls into The Pit.
** Season 2: Mark leaves the series forever and gives Leslie his plans for the Pawnee Commons. Leslie keeps trying to do work despite the Parks and Rec department having closed and ends up becoming the new budget manager. Ann kisses Andy to make sure she's over him, resulting in April ditching Andy when he tells her what happened. As for Ann, she was just asked out by Chris. Tom learns Ron is dating Wendy, his ex-wife.
** Season 3: Lil Sebastian dies. Tom leaves to found a media conglomerate with Jean-Ralphio, Ron learns his [[spoiler: first]] ex-wife is looking for him, and Leslie learns that she has a good chance in running for city council as long as she isn't keeping any secrets (i.e. She has to break up with Ben).
** Season 4: Leslie [[spoiler: wins]] the election. Ben leaves to DC to get a job as campaign manager, Tom and Ann drunkenly decide to move in together, Andy thinks about becoming an actual police officer, and Chris gets tossed aside by Jennifer Barkley.
** Season 5: Leslie learns a group of angry citizens wants her to be recalled. Tom learns that someone wants to buy his company, and Andy figures out that [[spoiler: Diane]] is pregnant.
** Season 6: The Unity Concert and Tom's restaurant are both massive successes. Leslie gets a National Parks job and manages to keep it in Pawnee, but a three-year time skip shows that she is incredibly stressed, albeit successful, at her job.
** Season 1: Andy removes his cast and has his first rock show since the fall. Ann finally breaks up with Andy, who refuses to leave her house. Leslie realizes she doesn't have feelings for Mark, who promptly falls into The Pit.
** Season 2: Mark leaves the series forever and gives Leslie his plans for the Pawnee Commons. Leslie keeps trying to do work despite the Parks and Rec department having closed and ends up becoming the new budget manager. Ann kisses Andy to make sure she's over him, resulting in April ditching Andy when he tells her what happened. As for Ann, she was just asked out by Chris. Tom learns Ron is dating Wendy, his ex-wife.
** Season 3: Lil Sebastian dies. Tom leaves to found a media conglomerate with Jean-Ralphio, Ron learns his [[spoiler: first]] ex-wife is looking for him, and Leslie learns that she has a good chance in running for city council as long as she isn't keeping any secrets (i.e. She has to break up with Ben).
** Season 4: Leslie [[spoiler: wins]] the election. Ben leaves to DC to get a job as campaign manager, Tom and Ann drunkenly decide to move in together, Andy thinks about becoming an actual police officer, and Chris gets tossed aside by Jennifer Barkley.
** Season 5: Leslie learns a group of angry citizens wants her to be recalled. Tom learns that someone wants to buy his company, and Andy figures out that [[spoiler: Diane]] is pregnant.
** Season 6: The Unity Concert and Tom's restaurant are both massive successes. Leslie gets a National Parks job and manages to keep it in Pawnee, but a three-year time skip shows that she is incredibly stressed, albeit successful, at her job.
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** Series 12 has [[Recap/DoctorWhoS38E9AscensionOfTheCybermen "Ascension of the Cybermen"]]/[[Recap/DoctorWhoS38E10TheTimelessChildren "The Timeless Children"]], which has Ashad the Lone Cyberman [[spoiler: who is eventually [[HijackedByGanon usurped by the Dhawan!Master]]]].
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*** Season 7: Team Arrow, while [[HeroWithBadPublicity being hunted by the police]], fight to stop Emiko and the Ninth Circle from unleashing a bioweapon on Star City. Afterwards, Oliver and Felicity retire to raise their child where the vengeful Ninth Circle can't find them, until [[spoiler: the Monitor arrives to take Oliver in preparation for "Crisis on Infinite Earths"]]. In the flash forwards, the heroes destroy the ARCHER program to stop Galaxy One from destroying Star City, after which the older generation of heroes retired to make way for the younger heroes.
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*** Season 7: Team Arrow, while [[HeroWithBadPublicity being hunted by the police]], fight to stop Emiko and the Ninth Circle from unleashing a bioweapon on Star City. Afterwards, Oliver and Felicity retire to raise their child where the vengeful Ninth Circle can't find them, until [[spoiler: the Monitor arrives to take Oliver in preparation for "Crisis on Infinite Earths"]]. In the flash forwards, the heroes destroy the ARCHER program to stop Galaxy One from destroying Star City, after which the older generation of heroes retired retire to make way for the younger heroes.heroes.
*** Season 8: The GrandFinale of the series, acting more as a coda than anything else, as the various heroes of Star City and their allies gather to [[spoiler: mourn and honor the fallen Oliver]].
*** Season 8: The GrandFinale of the series, acting more as a coda than anything else, as the various heroes of Star City and their allies gather to [[spoiler: mourn and honor the fallen Oliver]].
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* ''Series/VanHelsing2016'':
** Season 1, "It Begins": Vanessa is captured by Dmitri, who reveals her SecretLegacy to her via EvilGloating. She escapes during a [[LaResistance resistance]] attack on his citadel, and finds during her rampage that [[spoiler: her daughter has become a vampire]]. In TheStinger, it's shown that [[spoiler: the assumed dead Axel has also become a vampire]].
** Season 2, "Black Days": Scarlett and Abagail pursue Dmitri, Scab and Ivory to the hidden prison of the Elder. After an intense fight, Abagail is forced to unlock the Elder's cell at the cost of her own life. [[spoiler: Magically bound to serve the Van Helsings, the Elder kills Dmitri, then travels to the Blak-Tek facility and revives Vanessa with a bite, causing her eyes to turn red.]]
** Season 3, "Birth Ritual": Julius and Doc lead the defenders of the Denver safe zone in counter-attacking against the Daywalkers. Vanessa, Scarlett, Axel, and Sam all arrive at the Hall, where the Oracle reveals her intention to create a new Elder. [[spoiler: Sam kills Mohammed to prove his worthiness, while Scarlett kills herself to snap Vanessa out of her [[HeWhoFightsMonsters bloodlust]]; Axel swears revenge on Vanessa for this. The Oracle turns Sam into the new Elder, and he fights Vanessa. During the fight, some of her blood spills on the body of her ancestor Lily, reviving her to join in the fight.]]
** Season 4, "The Beholder": Julius and Axel go in search of Doc at the mysterious Sunshine Unit, but are exposed to something which nullifies their {{Healing Factor}}s and seemingly starts killing them. Flashbacks reveal what happened when Jack and Violet went into the Dark Realm: [[spoiler: Dracula mentally manipulated Jack until she was able to knock them both out and escape into the real world disguised as Jack. In the present, she [[KillAndReplace kills and replaces]] the President, before freeing Bathory and leaving for the safe zone, with Violet and Ivory being gunned down when they try to stop her. Jack is shown trapped in a coffin in the Dark Realm.]]
** Season 1, "It Begins": Vanessa is captured by Dmitri, who reveals her SecretLegacy to her via EvilGloating. She escapes during a [[LaResistance resistance]] attack on his citadel, and finds during her rampage that [[spoiler: her daughter has become a vampire]]. In TheStinger, it's shown that [[spoiler: the assumed dead Axel has also become a vampire]].
** Season 2, "Black Days": Scarlett and Abagail pursue Dmitri, Scab and Ivory to the hidden prison of the Elder. After an intense fight, Abagail is forced to unlock the Elder's cell at the cost of her own life. [[spoiler: Magically bound to serve the Van Helsings, the Elder kills Dmitri, then travels to the Blak-Tek facility and revives Vanessa with a bite, causing her eyes to turn red.]]
** Season 3, "Birth Ritual": Julius and Doc lead the defenders of the Denver safe zone in counter-attacking against the Daywalkers. Vanessa, Scarlett, Axel, and Sam all arrive at the Hall, where the Oracle reveals her intention to create a new Elder. [[spoiler: Sam kills Mohammed to prove his worthiness, while Scarlett kills herself to snap Vanessa out of her [[HeWhoFightsMonsters bloodlust]]; Axel swears revenge on Vanessa for this. The Oracle turns Sam into the new Elder, and he fights Vanessa. During the fight, some of her blood spills on the body of her ancestor Lily, reviving her to join in the fight.]]
** Season 4, "The Beholder": Julius and Axel go in search of Doc at the mysterious Sunshine Unit, but are exposed to something which nullifies their {{Healing Factor}}s and seemingly starts killing them. Flashbacks reveal what happened when Jack and Violet went into the Dark Realm: [[spoiler: Dracula mentally manipulated Jack until she was able to knock them both out and escape into the real world disguised as Jack. In the present, she [[KillAndReplace kills and replaces]] the President, before freeing Bathory and leaving for the safe zone, with Violet and Ivory being gunned down when they try to stop her. Jack is shown trapped in a coffin in the Dark Realm.]]
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* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'' loved [[CliffHanger Cliff Hangers]], [[MindScrew Mind Screws]], and {{HSQ}} for its finales.
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* ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'' loved [[CliffHanger Cliff Hangers]], [[MindScrew Mind Screws]], and {{HSQ}} ShockingMoments for its finales.
