S11E5

What do you mean 'for me,' as if I invent my own headcanons for things like a demented lesbian? The Simpsons is still going, retard.

>>217487046
movie

Season 9: The Cartridge Family

>>217487046
At the time, it was Maude’s death. Even as a teen I could tell that was just too halfassed. Now I don’t dare go past season 8

>>217487068
Rick and Morty ends with the pilot.
Then it ends with the love potion episode.
Then the S1 finale isn't much of an ending but episode 10 does have a larger scope than the rest of the season and could have been a finale if there was only 1 season. You could consider 11 an EX episode but it ends on kind of a cliffhanger.
Then R&M ends again with the finale of season 2.
Then R&M ends again with the first episode of S3 because that's the last one before they expand the writer's room.
Then R&M ends again with the finale of S3.
Then I'd argue the story train episode could be a finale. It's clearly an attempt to intentionally jump the shark for a laugh. Story Lord uses his machine to create that false finale where an army of old characters show up to kill them so they convert to Christianity to get into heaven. That's not even the end of the episode but it is a hypothetical ending for the show that they in theory throw away upon realizing the show may never be allowed to end.
Then you have the S4 finale.
Season 5 would have been a great place to call it quits. Episode 8 is a big emotional lore dump and then after that S5 ends on a two-part finale. That wouldn't have been a bad ending if they got rid of the cliffhanger.
I'd also argue for the premier of S6. It's enough of a lore dump to be a finale. Kind of meeting Rick's wife through the AI was a fun way to do lore fan service without overdoing it. Because lore SHOULD be in the background and not the driving plot of a show.
The S6 finale I can barely remember and I only watched one episode of S7.
The point is every franchise has multiple cutoff points.
If Star Wars flops and Empire never gets made then Luke and Leia are never related. It's not as if "they are related but nobody knows". No. If the only Star Wars that exists is the first on then Luke and Leia aren't related. If I like Star Wars but I don't like Empire then why shouldn't I JUST watch the first Star Wars and enjoy the love triangle in it?

Trilogy of Error is the last good episode.

like 1998 or 2002. Some time around then.

That fucking dogshit episode where Homer hangs out with Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger. I googled it and its one of the early s10 eps