Which one of these shows had the best series finale?

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We're not talking about the shows as a whole or even the final seasons, just the final episodes. Thoughts?

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For me:

1. The Sopranos (possibly the best series finale ever)
2. The Wire
3. Breaking Bad (the first half or so was brilliant but the rest was just okay by Breaking Bad standards)

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[¡]Never seen The Sopranos (I know)[/i], but The Wire's ending is obviously better than Breaking Bad's finale.

dude

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Anyone who wastes their time watching TV shows is an intellectual lightweight. Read a f**king book!

Is this meant to be a serious comment? You are aware that people can do both, right?

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Yeah, The Walking Dead is something. I really enjoyed its first (mini) season quite a bit but I simply can't make it through the second season. It's so boring and from what I hear things don't really get any better.

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That's another problem. Gilligan shouldn't be shooting down people's interpretations. He shouldn't be talking about the finale at all.

Those "Talking Dead", Talking Bad", etc. shows are terrible. Do the viewers really need every aspect of each episode explained to them in detail? I'm sure "Talking Mad" will be the next one. Ugh.

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Mad Men (a show that has likely gone on a season too long as it is)

what

I still haven't watched the most recent season but it seems like a lot of people are saying it is by far the weakest one yet. I hope that isn't the case. The one before it was excellent, especially that Peter Campbell centric episode.

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I still haven't watched the most recent season but it seems like a lot of people are saying it is by far the weakest one yet.

Mostly it's only morons who are saying that.

Good to know.