[情報] 娛樂周刊選輯: 史上20最佳結局(影集)

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※ [本文轉錄自 EAseries 看板 #1C1sYYsy ] 作者: Davidgood (我叫Jason不叫David) 看板: EAseries 標題: [情報] 娛樂周刊選輯: 史上20最佳結局(影集) 時間: Thu Jun 3 16:32:33 2010 美國娛樂周刊(Entertainment Weekly)選出史上20最佳結局的影集 http://www.ew.com/ew/gallery/0,,20387623,00.html 嗯，我只看過排名17的六呎風雲(Six Feet Under)，所以只翻譯那一段，歡迎各位大大補上其他的翻譯，我會附於原文之下。原網址每篇都有人討論，看得出來六呎風雲的結局多令人喜愛跟催淚啊!! 20 Best TV Series Finales Ever We're all still digesting the end of ''Lost'' -- with ''24'' and ''Law & Order'' sign-offs next -- but we think it's not too soon to place our final visit to the Island among the all-time greats; see our ranking 1. NEWHART (1982-1990) 紐哈特 Bob's 1982-90 sitcom ended with ''The Final Newhart,'' in which Vermont innkeeper Bob goes to sleep and wakes up as Chicago therapist Bob, sleeping next to his original 1972-78 Bob Newhart Show wife, Suzanne Pleshette. Thus the entire second series was but a dream. —Ken Tucker 2. ST. ELSEWHERE (1982-1988) 波城杏話 The finale showed us the autistic son of hero Dr. Westphall (Ed Flanders) playing with a snow globe, lost in thought. The camera moves in closer, and we see it contains a replica of the hospital show's St. Eligius building. It was therefore assumed that all six seasons of St. Elsewhere took place in the son's imagination. Mind-blower! —Ken Tucker 3. THE FUGITIVE (1963-1967) The finale was watched by 72 percent of American TV households — a record that still stands. The public was avid to see David Janssen's Dr. Richard Kimble finally catch up with the murderous ''one-armed man'' and reclaim his good name. —Ken Tucker 4. THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (1970-1977) It was a weird bit of irony with The Mary Tyler Moore Show's notable finale: The new owner of WJM-TV fired everyone in the news operation — except, and inexplicably, the always-idiotic Ted Baxter (Ted Knight). (How's that for a final bit of comedy?) The tears flowed, though, as the cast gathered for the now-iconic group hug and, afterward, when the show's star Mary Tyler Moore introduced the series' seven regulars as ''the best cast ever.'' Awww. — Tanner Stransky 5. CHEERS (1982-1993) 歡樂酒店 Was Sam (Ted Danson) really going to ditch the bar to move to L.A. with the reemerged Diane (Shelley Long)? Of course not. Sitting on the tarmac he realized his mistake and returned to his true love: his bar, and the lazy, lovable friends who would never leave it. —Josh Wolk 6. M*A*S*H (1972-1983) After 11 seasons of hilarity and heartbreak, the Korean War comedy ended with a two-and a half hour TV movie that aired Feb. 28, 1983 and is still the highest rated series finale ever. By the end of the episode, the war has drawn to an exhausted close, and the residents of the 4077th are scattering after many tearful farewells. The teariest is saved for last. As Hawkeye (Alan Alda) takes off in a chopper, he spies a message from his old pal B.J. (Mike Farrell): ''Goodbye'' spelled out in stones on the launch pad. —Kerrie Mitchell 7. LOST (2004-2010) Lost檔案 There was never going to be any way to wrap up every last hanging story line from six seasons of serialized Island mayhem, but Lost's two-and-a-half hour finale proved to be a high-energy epic romp, even with plenty of questions unanswered. The revelation that the Sideways world was a purgatory-ish afterlife led to a parade of tear-inducing reunions (Charlie and Claire, plus Aaron!), while the Island story line ended with a final showdown between Jack and Smokey. We dare you not to cry at the final moments, with their shot-for-shot callback to the very first scene of the series. —Darren Franich 8. THE SHIELD (2002-2008) 光頭神探 Even with all the despicable things he's done, you can't deny that at least a part of you wanted Vic Mackey (Michael Chiklis) to get away scot-free. And he did...sort of. Watching Vic sitting behind a desk, filling out reports, all alone under the thumb of the FBI, it seemed clear that he was paying for his crimes in a way that cut him deeper than prison ever could. —Abby West 9. BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (1997-2003) 吸血鬼獵人巴菲 Buffy (Sarah Michelle Gellar) ended seven seasons of butt-kicking joy with Sunnydale sunken into a crater, Spike (James Marsters) paying for redemption with his life, and Angel (David Boreanaz) just a fond memory. Buffy and her core Scoobies lived to fight another day — just somewhere else. —Abby West 10. THE SOPRANOS (1999-2007) 黑道家族 Who needs resolution? Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) lived so much of his life in the realm of ambiguity, we shouldn't have been surprised that David Chase chose to end his mob drama with an abrupt slam to black as Tony's nuclear family gathered for a meal in a diner. —Abby West 11. THE COSBY SHOW (1984-1992) 天才老爹 After eight years of dispensing his unique brand of paternal wisdom — sometimes harsh, frequently funny, always loving — Bill Cosby brought his eponymous sitcom to an end on a graceful note. Literally. Cliff Huxtable (Cosby) took his wife, Claire (Phylicia Rashad), in his arms and began to dance...and they waltzed right off the set, through the crew, and off into history. —Marc Bernardin 12. FRASIER (1993-2004) 歡樂一家親 It only seemed fitting that the 11 seasons that Frasier and company spent analyzing their lives and loves to death would end in a veterinarian's office as the setting for dad Martin's wedding and the birth of Daphne and Niles' baby. And the fact that Frasier decided to head to Chicago following after his new love, Charlotte, was just the icing on the cake. —Abby West 13. STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION (1987-1994) 銀河飛龍 ''All Good Things...'' brought this über-successful extension of the Star Trek franchise to an end, and it did so in high style. Capt. Picard (Patrick Stewart) found himself skipping through time, visiting his loyal Enterprise crew at the beginning of their voyages together and, poignantly, joining them for one last old-age adventure. —Marc Bernardin 14. BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (2003-2009) 星際大爭霸 Some questions were answered, while others were left up in the air, but as the survivors of the Cylon holocaust finally settled on a world they could call home — and the wounded Battlestar that carried them there flew into its cosmic funeral pyre — executive producer Ronald D. Moore's sci-fi reinvention concluded with the same intelligence, grace, and kick-ass space battles that it started with. —Marc Bernardin 15. SEINFELD (1989-1998) 歡樂單身派對 So much about this ender is great, but we're going to single out the parade of past favorites who file into the courtroom to testify against Jerry and the gang — who're on trial for, well, being horrible people. Here's to you, Soup Nazi, Virgin, and Sidra (''They're real and they're spectacular!'') Holland. —Henry Goldblatt 16. THE WIRE (2002-2008) 火線重案組 If the Sopranos finale was willfully oblique, refusing to tie up the 8-year saga of Tony and his goons into a tidy little package, HBO's other prestige drama ended on a far more conclusive note. Carcetti (Aidan Gillan) was elected governor, Carver (Seth Gilliam) was promoted to lieutenant, and McNulty (Dominic West) celebrated his forced early retirement from the po-lice with a traditional Irish wake — a perfect final instance of the troublemaker's macabre humor. While there were happy endings — Bubbles (Andre Royo), clean and redeemed at last! — they were the minority. Nothing was more tragic than the sight of poor, teenage Dukie (Jermaine Crawford) shooting up in an alleyway, well on his way to becoming the junkie Bubbles once was. Like every other moment of The Wire, the finale left us grappling with hope and despair — in other words, looking real life and all its infuriating complexity straight in the eyes. —Missy Schwartz 17. SIX FEET UNDER (2001-2005) 六呎風雲 With all its resolutions, new beginnings, and flash-forwards, the finale really seemed to neatly wrap-up the lives of the Fisher clan. It wasn't nearly the weepfest that the funeral for Nate (Peter Krause) was, but who could forget the haunting notes of Sia's ''Breathe Me'' playing throughout the final six minutes as Claire (Lauren Ambrose) drove away. —Abby West 每條支線都有了解答，有些人展開了新的開始，未來的一幕幕閃現在我們眼前。六呎風雲的結局精巧的包含了費雪一家每位成員的人生。令人動容的不是大哥奈特的葬禮，而是在最後那六分鐘裡，隨著小妹克萊兒開車遠颺，誰能忘得了 Sia那首縈繞人心的歌曲 "Breathe Me"? 最後六分鐘結局:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNwARV9tPUw

最後九分鐘結局:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=el4eUKmLujg

18. UGLY BETTY (2006-2010) 醜女貝蒂 ABC's delicious, candy-coated dramedy ended just as it had begun — with a super-sweet episode that made you feel warm all over. The beauty of the hour was how it echoed the series' delightful pilot, with Betty taking yet another step toward pursuing her dreams. Betty landed in London with her new job and even ran into Daniel, who relinquished his job at Mode. (A blightly love connection? We'll never know!) And each of the beloved characters ended up with their own version of happily ever after. Hilda and Bobby had a beautiful wedding and moved to Manhattan; Justin was happily out of the closet with his too-cute relationship with Austin. Marc ''rekindled'' things with Troy and took on more responsibility at Mode. Amanda found her long-lost father. Wilhelmina softened, reconnected with Connor, and landed as the sole editor-in-chief of Mode. Claire seemed to bury the hatchet with Wilhelmina and end the family drama between Daniel and Tyler. But most satisfying of all, the episode showed that in four seasons of television, our ''ugly'' little duckling had grown into a beautiful swan. —Tanner Stransky 19. ER (1994-2009) 急診室的春天 No matter how many docs came through County General over the 15 years the show aired, it was the storytelling that made us care so much. That said, the ending gave us what we wanted: a big-scale medical emergency and a chance to say goodbye to favorites we remembered so well. We got to reminisce about Dr. Mark Greene (Anthony Edwards) when his daughter Rachel (Hallee Hirsh) toured the hospital and ended up going out for drinks with some of the cast members who defined the show for us, including John Carter (Noah Wyle), Peter Benton (Eriq La Salle), Kerry Weaver (Laura Innes), Elizabeth Corday (Alex Kingston), and Susan Lewis (Sherry Stringfield). It was the poignant goodbye we wanted. —Abby West 20. FRIENDS (1994-2004) 六人行 After ten years of coffee-house meetings, on-and-off romances, and memories both hilarious and heartwarming, the series wrapped up with fans feeling a sense of closure. Ross and Rachel were in it for good, Monica and Chandler had twins, Phoebe was happily married to Mike, and Joey had a new chick and a duck. With new sets of goals all around, the characters seemed ready to move on with their lives, but the same can't be said for us. Much like Monica's purple-walled apartment in the final scene, we will always be a little empty without our Friends. —Sandra Gonzalez -- Everything. Everyone. Everywhere. End...or Eternity? 結束...還是永恆... ~~ For《Six Feet Under》 ~~ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 140.112.125.84

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