Series Finales You Hate Or Dislike

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All TV series, whether they're very popular or not, eventually come to an end. Some last for years, others not. And there are those that have great finales. They provide the needed closure to our beloved characters and series. Life goes on for our characters, they get married, or achieve whatever goal or hope they wanted. Unfortunately, there are those that just seem to leave a bad taste. They aren't good and we may think we certainly could have done better. Are there any series finales that, for whatever reasons, you just hate or dislike? For me, two shows come to mind: 1) Dead Like Me -I love this show to--excuse the pun--death. Sadly, the show got cancelled after its second season. The thing is, the last episode wasn't bad or anything. It was just not good as a "series finale" as it gave absolutely no closure. As any other episode, it was perfectly great. As the finale, not so much. I'm just not a fan of "It ends just like any other episode" style series finales. They did make a TV movie that came out last year. I don't know if it was supposed to serve as a finale or what (I sure hope not--most fans will tell you it wasn't that great) but the very end I could see serving as the needed closure for the series with how much George has grown since the first episode. 2) The Sopranos -Like DLM, I never saw this show in its original run. I have caught reruns on A&E a lot though lately. I do remember when the show ended back in 2007. I remember how quite a lot of fans were disappointed to say the least. Now, it has grown on a lot of people I believe. But thank goodness I'm not the only who still realizes how stupid the way the last episode ends is. I'm sorry. Simply cutting to black is not a creative or nice way to end an eight year long series. It's a cheat and ripoff. I want an actual ending. Not a black dang screen. I understand that, according to some, it's to indicate a certain character's death. Or not, depending on who you ask. I guess that is the one good thing about it is that it lets people make up their own minds and whichever path a person chooses, they're happy in "knowing" they're right.