462: Misunderstanding-Based Murder

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2019

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

For some reason, this seemed like a good time for our panelists to get together and draft their favorite and least favorite TV series endings of all time. We’ll wager that there are opinions you’ll disagree with and shows you’ve literally never heard of.

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0:00.0	The Incomparable, number 462, May 2019.
0:07.0	Welcome back, everybody, to The Incomparable.
0:13.0	I'm your host, Jason Snell.
0:15.0	This is one of our draft episodes, and it's a little experimental.
0:18.0	It was an idea that came to me while we were discussing as we record this.
0:24.4	The finale of Game of Thrones, a popular television series, just aired.
0:28.9	And we've been discussing for the last couple of weeks the art of ending a television series.
0:35.0	How do you end a television series?
0:37.0	And lots of people have had like lists
0:39.2	about good endings and bad endings. And I thought to myself, as I often do, hey, that would be
0:45.3	an interesting draft to have. And this is that episode. We are going to draft TV endings.
0:51.5	Now, Monty Ashley is one of our guests, and I know Monty is curious.
0:56.5	What do I mean by endings?
0:58.1	Because that could mean anything.
0:59.4	And the answer is yes, it means what you ever, whatever you wanted to mean.
1:03.2	I didn't say finale.
1:05.3	I said endings.
1:06.4	I want to just keep it.
1:07.5	TV series and endings.
1:10.4	And I want to pick some good ones and I want to maybe pick some bad ones.
1:14.5	And that,
1:14.9	and maybe along the way we'll learn something about what,
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