Top 10 Worst TV Series Endings of All Time

Faithfully watching a top series for years, only to be fobbed off in the very last episode with an illogical plot twist or a rushed ending: it remains a bitter pill for fans. Some finales even ruined the entire legacy of the show. Vote for the most disappointing series ending!

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#1

Game of Thrones (2019)

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Daenerys Targaryen's rushed character transformation and the crowning of 'Bran the Broken' led to a petition with almost two million signatures to reshoot the season.

#2

Dexter (2013)

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Feared serial killer Dexter Morgan faked his death in a hurricane and turned up in the very last scene as a silent lumberjack in Oregon.

#3

Lost (2010)

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After hundreds of mysteries, numbers and polar bears, the final season's 'flash-sideways' turned out to be a kind of purgatory where all the characters met in a church.

#4

How I Met Your Mother (2014)

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After nine seasons of building up to meeting 'the mother', she quickly died of an illness so that Ted could end up with Robin after all.

#5

Killing Eve (2022)

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After four seasons of sexual tension and intrigue, fan favorite Villanelle was suddenly shot dead in the Thames in the last two minutes.

#6

Two and a Half Men (2015)

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Creator Chuck Lorre used the series finale purely to fight out personal feuds via an animated Charlie Sheen and a falling piano.

#7

House of Cards (2018)

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After Kevin Spacey's forced departure, the final season ended without a convincing resolution in an abrupt and confusing fight in the Oval Office.

#8

The 100 (2020)

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The series closed seven seasons of sci-fi survival with a bizarre alien 'transcendence' that erased all human individuality.

#9

Pretty Little Liars (2017)

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The mysterious 'A.D.' turned out to be a previously completely unknown British twin sister who spoke with a ridiculous fake accent.

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True Blood (2014)

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After seven seasons of vampire drama, protagonist Sookie Stackhouse married a completely random man whose face wasn't even shown.

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