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Series Finale 

(N.) The final episode of a TV series where all mysteries are solved and all questions are usually answered.

Most Series Finales come from arrogant networks canceling their time-tested quality shows for "New Viewers" and do not happen by choice. Only when a long-overdue-for-canceling show (Like "Friends") decides to actually stop doing episodes anymore, are Series Finales by choice.

A Series Finale doesn't count if a show has been on for less than One Season, or 13-22 episodes. So "The Will", "DotComedy", or "Life On A Stick" would not offically have a "Series Finale."
Beginning in 2004, networks started to cancel at least one of their top-rated TV shows, in order to boost ratings for next season. So when The WB's "Angel", UPN's "Star Trek: Enterprise" and Fox's "24" had their Series Finales, they weren't going to come back next year. EVER.
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Series finale

I'm left feeling the way I felt about the whole Cowboy Bebop live action series. It was just so almost good I want to like it. But, look, you are already getting the nerf-hammer memes. Someone pointed out that he just lasers Kimiko in half, like, a week ago. And you could say "Well the chest beam made her more laser resistant." But when Homelander got the V-1 he shot lasers into the sky like Cyclops with his mask off and the diameter of the beam like tripled! His lasers actively got stronger. And then another person point out both that Homelander fly away while being pinned down by temp-v Butcher, Hughie, AND SOLIDER BOY and that he just flew a guy into space and came back in like 2 seconds! But 1 Butcher tentacle was able to pull him out of the sky? And the Deep! Can't he swim like... Fast? He can breathe under water but he swing at the speed of a regular guy? I also not think he's strong enough nor does he have enough of an arc with Starlight for him to be her final battle. I mean, it took about how long it should have taken for her to beat him but it shouldn't take as long for her to beat the deep as it took for them to beat Homelander. She should have had time to get there.
Hym "I wanted to like the series finale but I mean, he was weak. He was slow. His lasers were useless and it left me feeling like "Was he even really a threat?" The end of episode of 7 was like 'Oh no! Shit! What are the going to do!?" And it's like 'Just chest beam. Chest beam works just fine.' And I was lien"FIRECRACKER NOOOOOOOOO!!' When she died by the way and I WAS going to post it but I got distracted and then forgot and by the time I remembered I was like 'Well now it's to late'. Man. I'm just sad it's over. 2 more episodes would have solved all of the problems. Like a surprise 2 part finale like Harry Potter or something. You guys were fantastic though. Really, just the A-Team of casts."
Series finale by Hym Iam May 22, 2026
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