Water Cooler Podcast: Episode 12 – Classic Series Finales

This week the AwardsDaily TV gang talks about of some of TV’s best, worst and most controversial series finales including the recently concluded Parks and Recreation and Two and a Half Men, plus M.A.S.H., Seinfeld, Friends, Twin Peaks, The Sopranos, Breaking Bad and more. Have a listen then come back and tell us what you thought of the most recent finales and how they compare to some of your past favorites..

Chapter Stops

  1. 2:15 – Roundtable: Lady Gaga/American Horror Story, Fashion Police, Leonard Nimoy
  2. 17:35 – M.A.S.H.
  3. 19:55 – Two and a Half Men
  4. 31:40 – Parks and Recreation
  5. 42:30 – How I Met Your Mother
  6. 50:30 – Lost (with a little True Detective for good measure)
  7. 1:07:05 – Twin Peaks (spoiler free!)
  8. 1:17:10 – Seinfeld (with a little Curb Your Enthusiasm)
  9. 1:29:45 – Friends
  10. 1:39:31 – Breaking Bad
  11. 1:47:45 – The Sopranos

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2 replies on “Water Cooler Podcast: Episode 12 – Classic Series Finales”

  1. Awesome guys!! Very fun to listen to you cuss and discuss these searies finales. I loved the show LOST, but I didn’t much care for how they ended the show. I agreed with pretty much everything Megan was saying about how so many things were left unanswered, especially that stupid foot statue. That was a big WTF? for that show. I also really liked the finale for Seinfeld. I thought it was very apropos. I never saw many episodes of The Sopranos. I never even finished the first season. I thought the ending of Breaking Bad was also really good. But yeah, I agree with Clarence, I’d never want to hang out with Jesse Pinkman, and it was a little too bad he survived. Oh well…

  2. It is on my to-do-very-very-soon list, but I hold my hands up and say I still have not listened to this. I barely have the time to hold my hands up actually. What I will add to this though, and not sure if you mention this on there, but the two clear worst finales of recent years are Dexter and How I Met Your Mother – two shows that had great moments of consistency and entertainment value over the years (for very different reasons) but had horrible last episodes. Criminal you might say.

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