The Worst Series Finale in TV History According to Science - House of Cards Collapses with a Brutal Drop of 69% on IMDb!

Get ready to find out which series finale most disappointed fans in television history, according to rigorous scientific analysis! A study by Statsignificant analyzed the IMDb ratings of iconic series, comparing the average of the first five seasons with the rating of the final episode. The result? A bomb that will shock a lot of people. At the top of the list of worst endings is House of Cards, the Netflix political drama that made Kevin Spacey shine (before the scandals). After six successful seasons, averaging an 8.4/10 for the first five, the final episode plummeted to a humiliating 2.6/10 - a devastating drop of 69.2%! Fans were outraged by the outcome that did not honor the series' trajectory. In second place comes Game of Thrones, one of the biggest phenomenons on TV. Despite all the expectations, the series finale caused a 55.3% drop in ratings, leaving millions of viewers frustrated with the final season's creative choices. Third place goes to the comedy Two and a Half Men, which fell 48.9% from its peak to its final episode in 2015, marking the melancholic end of an era. But it wasn't all bad! Some series shined at the end: Star Trek: The Next Generation increased by 24%, The Big Bang Theory rose 21.5% and The Office US gained 20.7% even after Steve Carell's departure. This scientific analysis proves that finishing a series is a delicate art. What was the worst ending you've ever seen? Does House of Cards deserve this title? Leave your opinion in the comments! (Original images and credits kept for viewing: Credit: Far Out)