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    I saw ‘Steps: Official Top 10’ on MTV Classic recently and thought I’d share it with you guys:

     

    01. Tragedy - 1,180,000

    02. 5,6,7,8 - 620,500

    03. One For Sorrow - 484,000

    04. Last Thing On My Mind - 388,500

    05. Better Best Forgotten - 381,500

    06. Love’s Got A Hold On My Heart - 337,500

    07. Chain Reaction - 324,500

    08. Say You’ll Be Mine - 311,000

    09. It’s The Way You Make Me Feel - 282,500

    10. Deeper Shade Of Blue - 238,500

     

    One For Sorrow and Deeper Shade Of Blue are my favourites :wub:

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    The reunion was a lot of fun and it was great to see them back together, but leave it alone. The last couple of seasons were poor anyway but The Last One ended it on a great note.

     

    I thought it was a bit odd that David Crane made it sound like Friends was completely original when it was clearly inspired by Living Single and Seinfeld :lol:

    I’ll be honest I think it’s just due to Master of the House. I’m sure there’s better episodes out there, or ones I enjoy more if I think hard enough about it.

     

    The Contest, The Soup Nazi, The Opposite, The Marine Biologist, The Mango, The Yada Yada and the 160 others x

    Oh yeah, could’ve been done better for sure. Maybe it’s because I binged it all over the course of a month or so a few years back for the first time I don’t have the same attachment to it like a show I watched when it originally aired.

     

    It was rushed and all over the place but I enjoyed most of the refurbees.

     

    Yeah, I see what you mean. If I watched the last Seinfeld episode in May 1998 I would completely hate it. I think the first time I saw Seinfeld was in late 2006 and I didn’t see the last episode until early 2009, so I was disappointed but not pissed off like a lot of fans were.

     

    The Finale is one of the weakest Seinfeld episodes - The Bris, The Old Man, The Seinfeld Chronicles, The Dog and Male Unbonding are even worse! :(

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    Was Something New a flop or just an underperforming single? I’m going to say the latter as it did get to #2, but it obviously had a terrible chart run and was expected to do much better as it was a comeback single.

     

    What do you guys think?

    The thing is, Leicester will be pretty poor in the Champions League next season. I've seen nothing to suggest Rodgers can manage in European football successfully, our record under him was dreadful in Europe. His Celtic record was fairly dreadful (compare that with Rangers under Gerrard) and I do think Leicester should have done better this season. Seems unlikely they will bottle it now as I suspect they will pick up at least a point in their final two games and I can't see Liverpool winning 5/5. But fair play for making it, can't see them getting there again.

     

    Watch them finish above Liverpool again next season now you’ve said that :P

    I didn’t mind Seinfeld finale but can see why people don’t like. It’s not as bad as the How I Met Your Mother finale.

     

    I didn’t mind it that much, but it could and probably should have been much better than it was. It just felt rushed and was all over the place at times tbh.

    I wont miss them either, they don't really add much to be honest. I watch highlights of The Championship and I'm not looking forward to seeing them there either :lol: , hopefully it will be at least 10 years until they're back in the Premier League but teams like them always find their way back soon enough. Even back when they were managed by Gary Megson they were not a side that were easy on the eye.

     

    They always look good when they play Bristol City though :lol:

    The list just proves how hard it is to end a successful TV show - LOST, How I Met Your Mother, Senfield, Game of Thrones, The Sopranos, Gossip Girl all in the top 10. Also some of the biggest popular cultural phenomenons we've ever seen.

     

    Exactly. The problem can be when a show tries to end it in a BIG way, when if you keep it simple it could potentially be better. That was my problem with the Seinfeld finale, they went too big with bringing so many characters back and using so many old clips from previous episodes and then the fab four going to prison, it just wasn’t Seinfeld at all. They should have just kept it small and simple tbh. Just a normal Seinfeld episode like “The Contest” or “The Marine Biologist” would have been fine. All it needed to be was simple but funny.

    The 20 most hated TV finales of all time, from Line of Duty to Seinfeld

     

    Louis Chilton picks 20 of the most reviled series finales in TV history

     

    A pitch-perfect series finale can often seal a show’s place in the pantheon of TV greatness.

     

    From classics like M*A*S*H and Cheers to recent examples such as Mad Men and The Deuce, a great series finale is a sure-fire way of ensuring that a show’s reputation will endure. But what happens when TV creators get it wrong?

     

    Either by playing it too safe or taking too much of a risk, many otherwise beloved programmes have seen their shine dulled by the stigma of a finale misfire.

     

    Some are universally despised, while others are simply divisive, works of arguable genius that nonetheless alienated large portions of their fanbase.

     

    The most recent series to make the list is the hit BBC One drama Line of Duty, which concluded its sixth season on 2 May, 2021.

     

    It is currently unknown whether Line of Duty will return for another run of episodes. If this was indeed the series finale, it will go down as a divisive one; many fans bemoaned the long-awaited reveal of “H” as “disappointing”, and claimed the episode as a whole was “boring”.

     

    Here is a selection of the 20 most hated series finales of all time…

     

    https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertai...y-b1841724.html

     

    That top 6 seems fairly accurate tbh, Game of Thrones at #1 and Seinfeld at #2 are obvious choices of course. Surprisingly, nobody mentioned Roseanne! :o

    Jesy: I left the group because after 10 years of my image being made fun it eventually got too much for me

     

    u guys: GODDD shes SOooooo BITTER 😫😫🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

     

    please get a grip and actually have some compassion for a very mentally ill woman who took a drastic measure to start her healing process? you’re all coming across as very bitter yourselves and making yourselves look like asses.

     

    even if she did cut them off, YOU try being in her position and having the best years of your life tarnished by trolls, if she has cut them off it’ll be because constantly bringing up those memories is too much for her. And maybe I am speculating, but coping mechanisms tend to fall under the same umbrella.

     

    no one is saying you have to support Jesy’s decision but stop trying to say she’s bitter and being vicious based on absolutely nothing, it’s absolutely exhausting at this point. Bore off with your forced narratives.

     

    :clap:

     

    I would disagree with the X-Files, series 6 and 7 were poor but when Doggett came in series 8/9 were decent again.

     

    I haven’t watched for a while but the last series was terrible from memory. Doggett was very annoying too :arrr:

     

    The Seinfeld finale was lacklustre tbh. I was fine with the outcome, but it just felt rushed and wasn’t that funny bar Jackie Chiles and Newman.

    people dislike the endings because it is not how they wanted it to be. Ending a TV show is near enough impossible. It's really hard to think of a example of a GOOD ending.

     

    Bingo.

     

    Everyone has the “perfect” ending of any given TV show in their head and it’s basically impossible for it to actually happen.