The Series Finale

This week I tried to understand the finale of Scavengers Reign without having watched the show before.

So if I understand this correctly: redheaded men trigger evolution by falling out of the sky; spacegoing mummies worship skeletons; and every suspended animation pod has its own nuclear reactor.

This week I tried to understand the finale of Atlanta without knowing anything about the show.

This week's challenge is Word of Honor.

This week's challenge is the finale of Hannibal.

It took me over a third of the episode just to figure out which guy is Hannibal. So you can imagine how well this went...

This week's challenge: The finale of The Last Kingdom.

Dozens of Norse-looking white guys of the same age, fighting one another on a gray and pale blue battlefield? I'll be surprised if I get half the names right.

For this request, I first had to figure out which episode was the finale of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya before I could watch it.

This week I tried to understand the finale of Ergo Proxy, having never seen the series before.

Let me rephrase.

This week I tried to understand the finale of Cowboy Bebop without knowing anything else about the series.

This week's request: Love Live! School Idol Project

In which a hyperactive girl runs past all of her friends on graduation day.

Or something. I didn't watch the show; I tried (and failed) to follow the finale.

This week's I watched the last episode of the Chinese drama Who Rules the World.

What can I say about it? Well, there was some sort of plot, but having never watched the show before I don't know what the plot was. Luckily, it didn't seem to matter...

This week I watched the finale of Total Drama (or Total Drama Island, depending on how you define the various series in the franchise).

I've never watched the show before - but it was pretty easy to guess who would win in the end.

This week's request is The Curse.

Sure, it seems like a perfectly normal Nathan Fielder show. But halfway through the finale, what the fuck?!

This week's request: The Righteous Gemstones.

This week's request: the original 1970s Land Of The Lost.

Featuring dinosaurs you can walk away from, a theft that unexpectedly makes sense, and a time-traveling horse.

This week's request is Better Call Saul.

Black and white for the present day and color for the flashbacks? It's certainly a choice...

This week's request: The Sandman.

Luckily for me, the final episode of this show is almost entirely self-contained, which made it probably easier to understand than most.

Still, though, I managed to trip over a misunderstanding all of my own creation.