Worst series ending concepts

[Particle_Man]

Well, with the belgian unicef commercial, the technical "ending" for The Smurfs is their village getting the crap bombed out of it with Warplanes. Dead Smurfette, Baby Smurf crying alone with a broken toy, etc.

Actually, I don't mind that (I imagine Gargamel flying one of the planes), but it might upset some kids, I guess.

 

[Elf Witch]

I loved that last scene between Avon and Blake . "You betrayed us?!? Betrayed ME!!!"

Yep that was a great scene. It really hit home how much Blake had influenced Avon. I love Blake 7 the best seasons are the first two when you had the great dynamic between Blake and Avon.

 

[Elf Witch]

yeah, basicly the guy who's been practicing self control and growth for nigh on these many years accidentally drained the woman he loved completely of blood. Where did that come from? I guess some could enjoy it as a tragic ending for a tragic character, but it didn't work for me at all.

That's my big problem with it as well it was out of character for Nick. That entire last season had a lot of really bad flaws in it. The entire Tracy and Vashon story line for one.

As far as I am concered the last episode was just one of Nick's nightmares.

 

[swordsmasher]

Now, if I remember correctly, you don't actually see lacroix spike Nick. I think the episode ends with Lacroix saying something like "I will do this for you" blah blah and then lifting the spike, and that was that. If i remember correctly. I say this because i heard a rumor somewhere a long time ago that sci-fi was gonna do a tv movie or something, but never did (as with many other shows that got canned).

As for gods in Star Trek, just the other day I watched a re-run of Next Gen and they discovered a genetic dna puzzle that was a computer program, that revealed the major races of the universe were all seeded by a super intelligent humanoid species like millions of years ago or something. Remarkably the women looked and sounded a lot like the Head Changeling of the Dominion (Odo's mum?) Apparently they were lonely so they decided that a few Klingons would cheer the place up. lol

 

[Elf Witch]

Now, if I remember correctly, you don't actually see lacroix spike Nick. I think the episode ends with Lacroix saying something like "I will do this for you" blah blah and then lifting the spike, and that was that. If i remember correctly. I say this because i heard a rumor somewhere a long time ago that sci-fi was gonna do a tv movie or something, but never did (as with many other shows that got canned).

As for gods in Star Trek, just the other day I watched a re-run of Next Gen and they discovered a genetic dna puzzle that was a computer program, that revealed the major races of the universe were all seeded by a super intelligent humanoid species like millions of years ago or something. Remarkably the women looked and sounded a lot like the Head Changeling of the Dominion (Odo's mum?) Apparently they were lonely so they decided that a few Klingons would cheer the place up. lol

You are right you don't see it which has lead to countless fanfic stories. Lacroix dosn't spike him and he brings Nat across are the most popular.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

Now, if I remember correctly, you don't actually see lacroix spike Nick. I think the episode ends with Lacroix saying something like "I will do this for you" blah blah and then lifting the spike, and that was that. If i remember correctly. I say this because i heard a rumor somewhere a long time ago that sci-fi was gonna do a tv movie or something, but never did (as with many other shows that got canned).

As for gods in Star Trek, just the other day I watched a re-run of Next Gen and they discovered a genetic dna puzzle that was a computer program, that revealed the major races of the universe were all seeded by a super intelligent humanoid species like millions of years ago or something. Remarkably the women looked and sounded a lot like the Head Changeling of the Dominion (Odo's mum?) Apparently they were lonely so they decided that a few Klingons would cheer the place up. lol

Though that's no indication that they are actually related, especially since the founder and their "generic humanoid" shape (make up) was made up later - and it's not their natural shape...

Though, maybe the reason why Founders use this similar shape is because they "instinctively" noticed the true orgin ("spirit") of all those humanoid shapes they encountered.

 

[Atavar]

Star Trek Quote?

So, Flexor, did you get a chance to watch that Star Trek episode and get Kirk's exact quote? What was it?

Thanks,

Atavar

 

[mojo1701]

As for gods in Star Trek, just the other day I watched a re-run of Next Gen and they discovered a genetic dna puzzle that was a computer program, that revealed the major races of the universe were all seeded by a super intelligent humanoid species like millions of years ago or something. Remarkably the women looked and sounded a lot like the Head Changeling of the Dominion (Odo's mum?) Apparently they were lonely so they decided that a few Klingons would cheer the place up. lol

It wasn't his mom; just another changeling that had the opportunity to get close to him.

Oh, and it was the same actress.

 

[Flexor the Mighty!]

So, Flexor, did you get a chance to watch that Star Trek episode and get Kirk's exact quote? What was it?

Thanks,

Atavar

Nope. I was running around all night after work. I'm going to try again to watch it tonight, hopefully my brother doesn't have that particular DVD.

 

[DonTadow]

It wasn't his mom; just another changeling that had the opportunity to get close to him.

Oh, and it was the same actress.

EWWWW I should hope that was not his mom, less ODO has some freudian things he needs to work out.

Remember the episode where they "conjoined" as humans do and not as changlings because she wanted to know what it was like.

Oh well there goes breakfast.