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** "My Wave" is arguably a worse offender.
* The full version of [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiZ4Pr8DXX0 Tomare!], the ending of the second season of [[The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya]] has at least four points that make you think it's about to end. It isn't as long as the rest of the examples above but gets bonus points for being an obvious allusion to the much reviled [[Arc Fatigue|Endless Eight episodes]]. [[Kyo Ani]] you magnificent troll....
* The song "Everything Right Is Wrong Again" by [[They Might Be Giants (band)|They Might Be Giants]] is not especially long or boring. In fact, it's rather short and enjoyable. It is still very confusing to hear "And now this song is over now and now this song is over now and now this song is over now, this song is over now," and then have the song keep going for another minute or so. Oh TMBG, you amuse me so.
** Several songs on 1996's ''Factory Showroom'' went on about a minute longer than they really needed to.
* [[Oasis]] had a tendency to put out perfectly good three-minute pop songs with another two minutes of repeated chorus.
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* [[Sluggy Freelance]]'s 4U City arc. Started in the middle of 2009 and reached it's climax in april 2011, it was trying to wrap itself up for the past 3 months now.
* Late in ''[[Aoi House]]'', the story transforms into little more than disjointed scenes with minimal context. This manages to create the whole "Just end already!" feeling while simultaneously getting a kind of "What the hell is going on now?" It doesn't so much ''end'', it just ceases to produce any more scenes.
** ''[[Vampire Cheerleaders]]'' and ''[[Paranormal Mystery Squad]]'', despite still showing some brilliant development, ended nowhere too. After they were merged (which may or may not be another symptom), ended by falling apart just before the grand finale - into fragments of printed script (published instead of comics), side arcs [[Shocking Swerve|turning somewhere else entirely]]<ref>
== Western Animation ==
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