T.V.’s Most Famous Season Cliffhangers (Part Two)
In Part One, I bravely examined some of T.V.’s most famous cliffhangers. But not just any cliffhangers - the really cruel ones. The ones that end a season. Making us wait a year or two for resolution is quite nasty on the part of the show runners, and it’s ever something that I’ve enjoyed. If I’d been around in the ’70s when Star Wars first came into being, I would have gone insane. I’ve had a pretty good track record of just waiting until the whole series of (popular show) gets released on DVD, and watching it all in one big butt-numbing lump. Works great for Buffy, with the slight disadvantage that I can never remember what happened in which season.
You may recall that my last article ended on a cliffhanger of sorts. It was more than just a clever literary device - it was to make a point. Cliffhangers are annoying, sure, but they’re even worse when they don’t get picked up later.
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