Even the best shows need to end, and some of the classics had endings that are still remembered to this day. Apologies if you don’t see some of your favorites like Lost or The Sopranos on this list, as those series ended outside of the “classic” cutoff of 2004. But now, let’s get into some comfort shows, cult favorites, and overall stunners, and see how they all ended.
As a die-hard fan of the Boy Wonder, I can’t contain my excitement about the latest buzz surrounding DC’s upcoming movie news. The long-awaited limelight is finally shining on Robin, one of Batman’s most legendary sidekicks, in an animated production. DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures Animation are joining forces for “Dynamic Duo,” a groundbreaking film that centers around two of the most recognized Robins. What makes this movie truly exceptional is its daring and imaginative take on animation, and it promises to be something truly extraordinary!
Over the course of its 22-season span, the TV show NCIS has experienced a number of actors leaving the series. Some departures were permanent, but others have unexpectedly reappeared. Notably, Michael Weatherly made an appearance in the special episode honoring David McCallum and Ducky this past year. However, Pauley Perrette continues to express her reluctance about returning as Abby Sciuto, and she’s been keeping herself quite occupied since leaving acting altogether.
Fans who believed they had witnessed the peak of horror in “Terrifier 2” with its infamous bedroom kill are in for a shock, as director Damien Leone is urging us all to brace ourselves for an even more gruesome segment in “Terrifier 3”. This upcoming film, set to hit theaters on October 11, is the third installment of Leone’s acclaimed horror franchise. Instead of being a Halloween-themed story, it promises a Christmas massacre, with the enigmatic Art the Clown once again wreaking havoc in Miles County. His target this time around is Sienna Shaw (played by Lauren LaVera), the survivor from the previous movie.
For seven years now, fans have been eagerly waiting for another installment of the captivating BBC mystery series, featuring the iconic detective. The titular role was played by Martin Freeman, with Dr. John Watson as his loyal companion, across four seasons from 2010 to 2017. Creators Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat have shown interest in creating a fifth season, and now producer Sue Vertue has given hints about the potential continuation of the TV franchise.