Tuesday, June 9, 2026

Context? CDXL

I agree with the radio personality who said recently that just because a TV show has a sad or off-putting ending, it doesn't ruin the entire series.  He's correct that viewers should still be able to enjoy the journey.

I didn't like all of the main characters except for Ted Baxter being fired from the WJM newsroom on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," but I still treasure that show for its first class writing and acting.

"Seinfeld" ended on too much of a sour note for my taste, but the episodes I enjoyed most, such as "The Chinese Restaurant," "The Jacket," and "The Phone Message," are still as humorous to me as they were originally.

I also wasn't crazy about the way "How I Met Your Mother" ended, but that hasn't stopped me from appreciating the friendships between the core characters and revisiting the show via podcasts.

There's more to a sitcom than its last episode.