Stranger Things’ upcoming series finale could go horribly wrong, bringing the spotlight away from another big franchise with a terrible ending.
As the Stranger Things franchise moves closer to its final season, questions arise over whether the ending will live up to the hype, and if it does not, that will help take the heat off of other big franchises with notoriously bad endings. Throughout television history, there have been a handful of beloved series which captivated audiences across multiple seasons before ending in major disappointment.
As the last big franchise to have an awful ending, Game of Thrones is the series many think of when they consider infamously bad TV finales, inheriting the title from Lost. However, if Stranger Things drops the ball with its own series finale, it will most likely take Game of Thrones' place. This is because Stranger Things has a vast viewership that may even surpass Game of Thrones due to its suitability for children and adults alike.
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