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** Benedict Allen is alive, but he had to EatTheDog.
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* ''Series/NightGallery'':
** "The Little Black Bag": William manages to heal three people with the bag, but Hepplewhite kills him, and then accidentally kills himself with one of its scalpels. In doing this, the bag is deactivated and thrown into an incinerator, costing more people its miraculous healing powers.
** "The Phantom Farmhouse": The Squires and their house are gone, so they'll never be able to kill again, but Joel is left confused and frantic as to where Mildred went, presumably unaware that she sacrificed herself for his safety.
** "Brenda": The monster is buried in a makeshift grave by Brenda's parents and their neighbors, so at the very least it can't bother people anymore. Brenda herself, having outgrown her old personality, visits the monster's tomb and cries to it, clearly having seen the error of her ways and telling it that it was her best friend, while also planning to let it out.
** "House-with Ghost": Iris dies, just as Ellis wanted her to, but he loses Sherry just before she goes down the stairs. Furthermore, Mr. Canby tells him that he'll have to pay $2,000 a month every month for the rest of his life to keep the house he clearly no longer has a use for.
** "Dr. Stringfellow's Rejuvenator": The farmer's daughter dies thanks to Ernest's actions, but Ernest himself dies soon after she does. Rolpho also burns his stagecoach so his phony Rejuvenator can't harm anyone else.
** "Pickman's Model": Mavis survives her encounter with the ghoul, but she's broken after Pickman is killed by the creature while saving her life. The bookending scenes end on a more bitter than sweet note, with the implication that the ghoul is going to be unearthed again and will kill Eliot and Larry.
** "Tell David...": Ann goes down the path that leads to her husband's murder and her suicide in prison, but she's content that her son, only four years old in her time, will grow up to be the wonderful and pleasant young man he is in the future, as well as the fact that he forgives her for the act.
** "The Tune in Dan's Cafe": Joe and Kelly don't fix their problems and are most likely still getting divorced, but Roy is able to get his revenge on Red and move on.
** "Lindemann's Catch": The mermaid escapes back to the sea, but Lindemann drowns in trying to swim after her, and we don't even know if she'll be able to survive with her new appearance.
** "You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore": The Fultons are killed by their new maid, punishing them for their despicable behavior, but the robots conquer the company by killing everyone at the head office and wearing their skins, and are implied to be planning a takeover of the whole planet.
** "Death on a Barge": Hyacinth can't hurt anyone anymore, but she had to die (at the hands of her father) to accomplish it. Also, all her victims are just as dead (or maybe undead).
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* ''Series/NightGallery'':
** "The Little Black Bag": William manages to heal three people with the bag, but Hepplewhite kills him, and then accidentally kills himself with one of its scalpels. In doing this, the bag is deactivated and thrown into an incinerator, costing more people its miraculous healing powers.
** "The Phantom Farmhouse": The Squires and their house are gone, so they'll never be able to kill again, but Joel is left confused and frantic as to where Mildred went, presumably unaware that she sacrificed herself for his safety.
** "Brenda": The monster is buried in a makeshift grave by Brenda's parents and their neighbors, so at the very least it can't bother people anymore. Brenda herself, having outgrown her old personality, visits the monster's tomb and cries to it, clearly having seen the error of her ways and telling it that it was her best friend, while also planning to let it out.
** "House-with Ghost": Iris dies, just as Ellis wanted her to, but he loses Sherry just before she goes down the stairs. Furthermore, Mr. Canby tells him that he'll have to pay $2,000 a month every month for the rest of his life to keep the house he clearly no longer has a use for.
** "Dr. Stringfellow's Rejuvenator": The farmer's daughter dies thanks to Ernest's actions, but Ernest himself dies soon after she does. Rolpho also burns his stagecoach so his phony Rejuvenator can't harm anyone else.
** "Pickman's Model": Mavis survives her encounter with the ghoul, but she's broken after Pickman is killed by the creature while saving her life. The bookending scenes end on a more bitter than sweet note, with the implication that the ghoul is going to be unearthed again and will kill Eliot and Larry.
** "Tell David...": Ann goes down the path that leads to her husband's murder and her suicide in prison, but she's content that her son, only four years old in her time, will grow up to be the wonderful and pleasant young man he is in the future, as well as the fact that he forgives her for the act.
** "The Tune in Dan's Cafe": Joe and Kelly don't fix their problems and are most likely still getting divorced, but Roy is able to get his revenge on Red and move on.
** "Lindemann's Catch": The mermaid escapes back to the sea, but Lindemann drowns in trying to swim after her, and we don't even know if she'll be able to survive with her new appearance.
** "You Can't Get Help Like That Anymore": The Fultons are killed by their new maid, punishing them for their despicable behavior, but the robots conquer the company by killing everyone at the head office and wearing their skins, and are implied to be planning a takeover of the whole planet.
** "Death on a Barge": Hyacinth can't hurt anyone anymore, but she had to die (at the hands of her father) to accomplish it. Also, all her victims are just as dead (or maybe undead).
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* ''Series/IntoTheDark'''s "[[Recap/IntoTheDarkS2E12BloodMoon Blood Moon]]" ends with the implication that Esme and Luna will have to move again, but what matters is that they're safe for now, and it's clear Luna won't hurt Esme.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderOutsiders'': The first half of the anthology ends [[DownerEnding in a very foreboding and somber note]]. The Ark is rendered off the grid by the heroes. However, the Ark's [[UncertainDoom (apparent)]] destruction [[NotQuiteTheRightThing didn't eradicate all human malice just what the good guys intended]] even with the powers of Kamen Rider Zein, but instead created a catastrophic chain of events that would follow — Zein is finally [[EvilAllAlong outed]] as the BigBad, having overthrown the Ark as [[ThereCanBeOnlyOne the only AI]] with the right to annihilate humanity, and betrays its associates after managing to con them into relaunching Kamen Rider Chronicle to speed up mankind's own self-destruction. With [[TheBadGuyWins Zein victorious over the Ark]], the Outsiders, Foundation X, and Zein's former allies must prepare for a [[DarkestHour long battle to liberate the world from Zein's tyranny, or die trying]].
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** ''Series/UltramanNexus'': Dark Zagi, the Unknown Hand and the mastermind of all the conflicts in the series, is defeated by Ultraman Noa. Thus, all remaining Space Beasts on Earth have been weakened and reduced to mindless monsters that the TLT must need to take care of. Komon manages to rescue Nagi from Zagi's trap. The other Deunamists, Himeya and Ren turn out alive, with the latter having cured of his terminal illness. Shiori herself is revealed to be alive after her supposed death at Ishibori's hands. The bitter part is that the people that Zagi have brainwashed to be his Dark Giants, Mizorogi and Riko, are dead.
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** ''Series/UltramanNexus'': Dark Zagi, the Unknown Hand and the mastermind of all the conflicts in the series, is defeated by Ultraman Noa. Thus, all remaining Space Beasts on Earth have been weakened and reduced to mindless monsters that the TLT must need to take care of. Komon manages to rescue Nagi from Zagi's trap. The other Deunamists, Himeya and Ren turn out alive, with the latter having cured of his terminal illness. Shiori herself is revealed to be alive after her supposed death at Ishibori's hands. The bitter part is that the people that Zagi have brainwashed to be his Dark Giants, Mizorogi and Riko, Mizorogi, and Misawa, are dead.
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* ''Series/FellowTravelers'':
** By 1987, Timothy Laughlin is dead and Jerome is HIV positive. However, Tim fought until the very end; Marcus and Frankie are still together and very happy with each other and the family they formed with Jerome; Lucy divorces (or at least separates from) Hawkins Fuller because she knows she deserves to be happier than he can make her; and at the very end, Hawk and his daughter Kimberly visit Tim's panel in the AIDS Memorial Quilt, and he [[ManlyTears tearfully]] reveals to her that Tim was "the man I loved."
** Mary Johnson's story as well: in 1986, she is a congresswoman and is implied to be in a long-term relationship with a woman named Phyllis. But episode 8 confirms that she regrets not fighting for her relationship with Caroline, and wonders what would have happened if she had.
** By 1987, Timothy Laughlin is dead and Jerome is HIV positive. However, Tim fought until the very end; Marcus and Frankie are still together and very happy with each other and the family they formed with Jerome; Lucy divorces (or at least separates from) Hawkins Fuller because she knows she deserves to be happier than he can make her; and at the very end, Hawk and his daughter Kimberly visit Tim's panel in the AIDS Memorial Quilt, and he [[ManlyTears tearfully]] reveals to her that Tim was "the man I loved."
** Mary Johnson's story as well: in 1986, she is a congresswoman and is implied to be in a long-term relationship with a woman named Phyllis. But episode 8 confirms that she regrets not fighting for her relationship with Caroline, and wonders what would have happened if she had.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderFaiz'': Good news: The Orphenoch King is stopped for now. The bad news: Emphasis on "for now." He's still alive and Saeko is still tending to him. All this could start again in a week. This also means Teruo is probably gone for good. We didn't directly see Kiba die, but he almost certainly did. Also, Orphenochs still probably suffer from the reduced life span - bad news for the good ones.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderFaiz'': ''Series/KamenRider555'': Good news: The Orphenoch King is stopped for now. The bad news: Emphasis on "for now." He's still alive and Saeko is still tending to him. All this could start again in a week. This also means Teruo is probably gone for good. We didn't directly see Kiba die, but he almost certainly did. Also, Orphenochs still probably suffer from the reduced life span - bad news for the good ones.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E49BackThere Back There]]", Peter Corrigan was never able to stop Abraham Lincoln's assassination, but his actions resulted in the cop who believed him becoming a millionaire, and his descendant William (who in the original timeline was an attendant at a club) inheriting his fortune.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E49BackThere "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S2E13BackThere Back There]]", Peter Corrigan was never able to stop Abraham Lincoln's assassination, but his actions resulted in the cop who believed him becoming a millionaire, and his descendant William (who in the original timeline was an attendant at a club) inheriting his fortune.
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*** "Brothers" -- Willie Potts hasn't fully recovered from his parasitic infection, Lore escaped, Data is in two minds about whether to forgive him, and Dr. Soong is dead. On the plus side, however, Data is saved, Willie is no longer in any danger of dying, and he has forgiven his brother.
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** ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'':
*** "Prototype" -- B'Elanna is rescued, but the robot war hasn't ended, yet the robots still can't reproduce so it'll have to end eventually one way or another. She's also sad at having to destroy her own creation, but it was for the greater good, since building another robot would have given the robots the ability to reproduce.
*** "Tuvix" -- [[FusionDance Tuvix]] is turned back into Tuvok and Neelix, but he didn't want to "die", so Janeway had to do it against his will, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone making her guilty]].
*** "Coda" -- Janeway is safe, but she fears that the alien who attacked her might be worse than it seems.
*** "False Profits" -- The ''Voyager'' crew [[StatusQuoIsGod fail at getting back home through the wormhole]], but they improved the aliens' lives.
*** "Remember" -- B'Elanna learns an ugly truth about Enaran history, but the ''Voyager'' crew doesn't have the time to actually investigate into it. That said, she does pass the memories onto Jessen, offering hope of the Enarans learning the truth.
*** "The Omega Directive" -- The dangerous substance is destroyed, but this saddens [[ThePerfectionist Seven of Nine]], who sees the dangerous substance as "perfection".
*** "Living Witness" -- As revealed by a TimeSkip, ''Voyager'' has become vindicated and the Kyrians and Vaskans have finally found peace. However, Quarren only lived six more years and barely lived to see the results of his actions.
*** "Hope and Fear" -- The ''Voyager'' crew are able to get home faster, but also have to deal with the fact that they also helped the [[TheAssimilator Borg]] by accident, and Arturis allows himself to be assimilated rather than help rebuild his homeworld.
*** "The Gift" -- Kes [[PutOnABus leaves the ship]], but pushes it closer towards home.
*** "Counterpoint" -- Janeway's crush turns out to be a FalseDefector but she wins the battle of wits against him.
*** "Bliss" -- The ''Voyager'' crew is safe, but they got their hopes taken from them, and Qatai is still stuck in the "pitcher plant" alien and we don't know whether it'll kill him or not.
*** "The Disease" -- The Varro's GenerationShip separates after years together, and Harry is still sickly and refusing to take his medicine, preferring to just wait, but the dissidents get to be happy in their own system.
*** "Timeline" -- ''Voyager'' is still in the Delta Quadrant and the "Quantum Slipstream Drive" (the latest going-home attempt) was a bust, but they're ten years closer to home.
*** "Collective" -- Most of the Borg children are safe and sound, but one of them, "First", dies.
*** "Survival Instinct" -- The three ex-Borgs are no longer psychically connected, but they will die within months.
*** "Riddles" -- Tuvok is back to normal... but this means he's back to being grumpy, though he does make one last joke.
*** "Dragon's Teeth" -- ''Voyager'' survives, but the main villains, the Vaadwuar, get away.
*** "Human Error" -- The EMH offers to remove the implant that makes Seven of Nine incapable of falling in love, but she declines.
*** "Critical Care" -- The EMH is wracked with guilt over having poisoned a man, but it was non-fatal and he did it to give the man ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine for being an [[MadDoctor abusive doctor]], and it worked.
*** "Prototype" -- B'Elanna is rescued, but the robot war hasn't ended, yet the robots still can't reproduce so it'll have to end eventually one way or another. She's also sad at having to destroy her own creation, but it was for the greater good, since building another robot would have given the robots the ability to reproduce.
*** "Tuvix" -- [[FusionDance Tuvix]] is turned back into Tuvok and Neelix, but he didn't want to "die", so Janeway had to do it against his will, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone making her guilty]].
*** "Coda" -- Janeway is safe, but she fears that the alien who attacked her might be worse than it seems.
*** "False Profits" -- The ''Voyager'' crew [[StatusQuoIsGod fail at getting back home through the wormhole]], but they improved the aliens' lives.
*** "Remember" -- B'Elanna learns an ugly truth about Enaran history, but the ''Voyager'' crew doesn't have the time to actually investigate into it. That said, she does pass the memories onto Jessen, offering hope of the Enarans learning the truth.
*** "The Omega Directive" -- The dangerous substance is destroyed, but this saddens [[ThePerfectionist Seven of Nine]], who sees the dangerous substance as "perfection".
*** "Living Witness" -- As revealed by a TimeSkip, ''Voyager'' has become vindicated and the Kyrians and Vaskans have finally found peace. However, Quarren only lived six more years and barely lived to see the results of his actions.
*** "Hope and Fear" -- The ''Voyager'' crew are able to get home faster, but also have to deal with the fact that they also helped the [[TheAssimilator Borg]] by accident, and Arturis allows himself to be assimilated rather than help rebuild his homeworld.
*** "The Gift" -- Kes [[PutOnABus leaves the ship]], but pushes it closer towards home.
*** "Counterpoint" -- Janeway's crush turns out to be a FalseDefector but she wins the battle of wits against him.
*** "Bliss" -- The ''Voyager'' crew is safe, but they got their hopes taken from them, and Qatai is still stuck in the "pitcher plant" alien and we don't know whether it'll kill him or not.
*** "The Disease" -- The Varro's GenerationShip separates after years together, and Harry is still sickly and refusing to take his medicine, preferring to just wait, but the dissidents get to be happy in their own system.
*** "Timeline" -- ''Voyager'' is still in the Delta Quadrant and the "Quantum Slipstream Drive" (the latest going-home attempt) was a bust, but they're ten years closer to home.
*** "Collective" -- Most of the Borg children are safe and sound, but one of them, "First", dies.
*** "Survival Instinct" -- The three ex-Borgs are no longer psychically connected, but they will die within months.
*** "Riddles" -- Tuvok is back to normal... but this means he's back to being grumpy, though he does make one last joke.
*** "Dragon's Teeth" -- ''Voyager'' survives, but the main villains, the Vaadwuar, get away.
*** "Human Error" -- The EMH offers to remove the implant that makes Seven of Nine incapable of falling in love, but she declines.
*** "Critical Care" -- The EMH is wracked with guilt over having poisoned a man, but it was non-fatal and he did it to give the man ATasteOfHisOwnMedicine for being an [[MadDoctor abusive doctor]], and it worked.
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* ''Series/DoomPatrol2019'': The threat of the Butts and Immortus has been thwarted, and the world is once again saved, but Rita succumbs to old age and dies despite the rest of the team having their longevity restored moments before, Cliff's Parkinsons eventually claims him too, and the team is disbanded at Rita's final request from beyond the grave. However, the rest of the team does find some closure-- Jane is able to heal from her trauma and becomes Kaleidoscope (or Kay) to join Space Case and start up a relationship with her, Larry and Keig retrieve Mr. 104 and travel to a dimension where they can live their lives without their powers hurting everyone, Vic returns to being Cyborg and joins in teaching a class to help young geniuses hone their talents, Rouge goes to burn down the Ant-Farm, Rita is reunited with her long-deceased lover in the afterlife, and Cliff is granted a vision of the complete life of his grandson Rory to see the kind of man he'll grow up to become before he passes on.
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** One episode of ''Series/StarTrekStrangeNewWorlds'' ends with the antagonist defeated, but Spock still angry and [[NotSoStoic unable to suppress it]].
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** One episode of ''Series/StarTrekStrangeNewWorlds'' ends with the antagonist defeated, an Gorn infestation stopped, but Hemmer sacrifices himself to save his crewmates, Spock is left still angry and [[NotSoStoic unable to suppress it]].it]], and Uhura is further left at a loss of a dear friend, though set on the path to the communications officer she will become.
** ''Series/StarTrekPicard'' is definitely more sweet than bitter, but in the final act of the Borg Collective, they managed to assimilate the entirety of Starfleet and nearly destroy Earth while traumatizing thousands of young officer in the process. However, it's thanks to the crew of the ''Enterprise''-D-- the old girl herself having been lovingly restored back to her former glory thanks to Geordi-- that the Borg are wiped out for good, and their Changeling allies are exposed and arrested. Picard and his old crew are hailed as heroes, Data is brought back from the dead and is made effectively as human as possible, Geordi is able to save his daughters, Riker and Troi strengthen their marriage, Worf is able to help Raffi reconcile with her family by leaking her service record, and Picard and Crusher rescue their son, who is now able to appreciate his father for the man he is. What's more, the ''Enterprise''-D is placed on display at the Fleet Museum to be forever preserved for posterity, and the ''Titan''-A is rewarded for her service to Starfleet by being renamed the ''Enterprise''-G, with Seven of Nine being made its Captain and Raffi its First Officer. Now, the ''Trek'' franchise has entered into a bold new era, free from the nightmares of the Borg and the Dominion War. However, Jack Crusher finds one nightmare from his father's era isn't over yet as Q arrives to inform him that his own trial is just beginning...
** ''Series/StarTrekPicard'' is definitely more sweet than bitter, but in the final act of the Borg Collective, they managed to assimilate the entirety of Starfleet and nearly destroy Earth while traumatizing thousands of young officer in the process. However, it's thanks to the crew of the ''Enterprise''-D-- the old girl herself having been lovingly restored back to her former glory thanks to Geordi-- that the Borg are wiped out for good, and their Changeling allies are exposed and arrested. Picard and his old crew are hailed as heroes, Data is brought back from the dead and is made effectively as human as possible, Geordi is able to save his daughters, Riker and Troi strengthen their marriage, Worf is able to help Raffi reconcile with her family by leaking her service record, and Picard and Crusher rescue their son, who is now able to appreciate his father for the man he is. What's more, the ''Enterprise''-D is placed on display at the Fleet Museum to be forever preserved for posterity, and the ''Titan''-A is rewarded for her service to Starfleet by being renamed the ''Enterprise''-G, with Seven of Nine being made its Captain and Raffi its First Officer. Now, the ''Trek'' franchise has entered into a bold new era, free from the nightmares of the Borg and the Dominion War. However, Jack Crusher finds one nightmare from his father's era isn't over yet as Q arrives to inform him that his own trial is just beginning...
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* ''Series/''{{Dollhouse}}'': The protagonists are able to restore the minds of everyone affected by the mass imprinting with Topher's HeroicSacrifice, but it will take decades if not centuries to undo the damage caused by the chaos and there's still the possibility that the mindwiping technology could be used again.
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* ''Series/''{{Dollhouse}}'': ''Series/{{Dollhouse}}'': The protagonists are able to restore the minds of everyone affected by the mass imprinting with Topher's HeroicSacrifice, but it will take decades if not centuries to undo the damage caused by the chaos and there's still the possibility that the mindwiping technology could be used again.
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* ''Series/''{{Dollhouse}}'': The protagonists are able to restore the minds of everyone affected by the mass imprinting with Topher's HeroicSacrifice, but it will take decades if not centuries to undo the damage caused by the chaos and there's still the possibility that the mindwiping technology could be used again.
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** The final episode of the series is also one of these, considering it follows both brothers to the ends of their lives.
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** The final episode of the series is also one of these, considering it follows both brothers to the ends of their lives.is a DeadlyDistantFinale.
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* ''Series/WhenTheySeeUs'': The boys' names are ultimately cleared and they DO win their civil lawsuit for wrongful imprisonment, but only after they've served their sentences. The police officers who coerced their confessions and the prosecutors who railroaded them face no consequences for their actions and also refuse to admit that they screwed up.[[note]]Though the sudden flood of negative attention the series brought to them did cause two of the prosecutors to resign shortly afterwards.[[/note]] Lastly, while Reyes, who was the true perpetrator of the crime, admitted to it, it was only after the statute of limitations expired that he did, meaning that despite him being in prison, [[KarmaHoudini Reyes would never face proper justice for what he did]]. He at least is already serving life without parole for an unrelated murder, and so won't get out.
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** ''Series/PowerRangersCosmicFury'': Zayto ends up AscendingToAHigherPlaneOfExistence at the end of the season as a Morphin Master, but unfortunately this means he can never see his friends again. Still, Zayto saved them all from certain destruction, and from there, the team saved the universe, strengthened their bonds, and even gave Lord Zedd a chance to redeem himself. And if any indication can be gained with Billy learning Zordon is possibly alive in the finale (reigniting the hope he lost from the incident he had in ''[[Film/MightyMorphinPowerRangersOnceAndAlways Once and Always]]''), the Cosmic Fury Rangers will soon find themselves on another adventure together.
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* ''Series/TedLasso'': The series ends with Ted leaving AFC Richmond and returning to America. Ted has overcome his anxiety problems, Richmond have gone from a byword to mediocrity to second place in the Premiere League, he's reunited with his son and a montage shows that everyone he interacted with over the last three years have become better people living happier and more fulfilling lives. At the same time; his best friend chooses to remain in England, his marriage has failed and he has left behind all the relationships he forged in England.
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* ''Series/TedLasso'': The series ends with Ted leaving AFC Richmond and returning to America. Ted has overcome his anxiety problems, Richmond have gone from a byword to for mediocrity to second place in the Premiere League, he's reunited with his son and a montage shows that everyone he interacted with over the last three years have become better people living happier and more fulfilling lives. At the same time; his best friend chooses to remain in England, his marriage has failed and he has left behind all the relationships he forged in England.
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** In "Eat Me", though [[MadScientist Kaarvok]] dies when [[GhostShip Rovhu]] explodes, and Rovhu's tormented pilot is finally put out of his misery, the [[CloningBlues two Crichtons]] are now trying to decide which of them is real. Plus, Talyn has been reunited with Moya- but he and Crais have been terribly injured in a battle with someone or something that may still be hunting for them.
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** In "Eat Me", though [[MadScientist Kaarvok]] dies when [[GhostShip Rovhu]] explodes, and Rovhu's tormented pilot is finally put out of his misery, the [[CloningBlues two Crichtons]] Crichtons are now trying to decide which of them is real. Plus, Talyn has been reunited with Moya- but he and Crais have been terribly injured in a battle with someone or something that may still be hunting for them.
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* ''Series/TheRising'': Neve finds her murderer, who's killed by the ghost of his other female victim, so he can't murder anyone else. She has to move on into the afterlife, with her loved ones left behind, though not without haope that they'll be together again someday.
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* ''Series/TheRising'': Neve finds her murderer, who's killed by the ghost of his other female victim, so he can't murder anyone else. She has to move on into the afterlife, with her loved ones left behind, though not without haope hope that they'll be together again someday.
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* ''Series/PartyOfFive'': ends with the four siblings parting and going off to live their own lives, realising that they won't be as close as they were before. Nonetheless they resolve to stay in touch and always visit.
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** Season 1. The Demogorgon is dead; it seemed to take Eleven with it, but she's implied to be alive, since Hopper was bringing Eggos to a dead drop in the woods. Nancy chose Steve over Jonathan, but they're all friends. Will is safe, but the monster did something to him so that he's vomiting slugs and having visions of the Upside Down. Hopper exposed the Hawkins "Department of Energy" research to the public, but appears to have made a deal with some MenInBlack. Also, Mike succeeded in saving Will, but Nancy was too late for Barbara.
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** Season 1. The Demogorgon is dead; it seemed to take Eleven with it, but she's implied to be alive, since Hopper was bringing Eggos to a dead drop in the woods. Nancy chose Steve over Jonathan, but they're all friends. Will is safe, but the monster did something to him so that he's vomiting slugs and having visions of the Upside Down. Hopper exposed the Hawkins "Department of Energy" research to the public, but appears to have made a deal with some MenInBlack.[[TheMenInBlack Men in Black]]. Also, Mike succeeded in saving Will, but Nancy was too late for Barbara.
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* ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'': "[[Recap/WalkerTexasRangerS9E4TheAvengingAngel The Avenging Angel]]" in Season 9 ended this way at its best (a DownerEnding and WhamEpisode at its worst). After the main villain of the episode is arrested for killing the titular wrestler and multiple counts of extortion, Walker and his companions receive devastating news: [[BusCrash CD Parker]] [[KilledOffForReal has died]] and the ending is spent mourning his death and taking a LongLastLook at the [[LocalHangout Bar and Grill]] he was once the proud owner of, since it has to close down.
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* ''Series/TedLasso'': The series ends with Ted leaving AFC Richmond and returning to America. Ted overcomes his anxiety problems, Richmond have gone from a byword to mediocrity to second place in the Premiere League, he's reunited with his son and a montage shows that everyone he interacted with over the last three years have become better people living happier and more fulfilling lives. At the same time; his best friend chooses to remain in England, his marriage has failed and he has left behind all the relationships he forged in England.
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* ''Series/TedLasso'': The series ends with Ted leaving AFC Richmond and returning to America. Ted overcomes has overcome his anxiety problems, Richmond have gone from a byword to mediocrity to second place in the Premiere League, he's reunited with his son and a montage shows that everyone he interacted with over the last three years have become better people living happier and more fulfilling lives. At the same time; his best friend chooses to remain in England, his marriage has failed and he has left behind all the relationships he forged in England.
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** ''Series/KamenRiderBlackSun'': Unlike the show it's rebooting from, this nearly slides to a DownerEnding. While Kotaro defeats Nobuhiko, he fails to fully kill off the Creation King resulting in him being forcefully turned into the next Creation King, and is put down by Aoi Izumi to end the threat of the Creation King for good. Even though Shinichi Dounami is killed off (by the very Kaijin he sought to sell off as weapons), his right-hand man Isao Nimura takes up the new spot as Prime Minister. Nimura ramps up "extreme measures" such as further increasing discrimination against Kaijin and also encouraging discrimination towards immigrants which could potentially restart an era similar to Imperial Japan. However, Aoi takes up Kotaro's mantle of fighting against injustice by starting a resistance movement against the Gorgom Party.
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* ''Series/TedLasso'': The series ends with Ted leaving AFC Richmond and returning to America. Ted overcomes his anxiety problems, Richmond have gone from a byword to mediocrity to second place in the Premiere League, he's reunited with his son and a montage shows that everyone he interacted with over the last three years have become better people living happier and more fulfilling lives. At the same time; his best friend chooses to remain in England, his marriage has failed and he has left behind all the friends relationships he made forged in England.
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* ''Series/TedLasso'': The series ends with Ted leaving AFC Richmond and returning to America. Ted overcomes his anxiety problems, Richmond have gone from a byword to mediocrity to second place in the Premiere League, he's reunited with his son and a montage shows that everyone he interacted with over the last three years have become better people living happier and more fulfilling lives. At the same time; his best friend chooses to remain in England, his marriage has failed and he has left behind all the friends he made in England.
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* ''Series/HighwayToHeaven'': The final episode "Merry Christmas from Grandpa": Mark and Jonathan show three men (a tycoon, a farmer and the president) a BadFuture caused by their polluting and have hopefully scared them straight, but when Mark asks if it'll do any good, Johnathan says he doesn't know and that all they could do was try.
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* ''Series/HighwayToHeaven'': The final episode "Merry Christmas from Grandpa": Mark and Jonathan show shows three men (a tycoon, a farmer and the president) each a BadFuture caused by their polluting and have hopefully scared scaring them straight, but when Mark asks if it'll do any good, Johnathan says he doesn't know and that all they could do was try.
