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The [[Story Arc]] has reached its end, and the main characters face off the [[Big Bad]]. He's dead, the team rejoices, the end.
Hey, there are still a few rather minor loose ends... oh well, they will be taken care of next season.
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== Anime and Manga ==
* ''[[Sailor Moon]] S'' (consisting of episodes 90–127) had a [[Grand Finale]] in episode 125. Episode 126 was the [[Denouement]]; episode 127 was the [[Sequel Hook]].
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* The fourth season finale of ''[[Mad Men]].''
* The fifth season finale of ''[[The Office]]''. In the second half of the season, Michael quits and creates the Michael Scott Paper Company, which is then bought out by Dunder Mifflin. The following episode has Michael deal with the aftermath of the buyout, and in the one after that, Michael uses the MSPC office for other purposes. The final episode however is about Michael and Holly, and sets at least two season 6 storylines in motion, with no reference to MSPC or Jim and Pam's upcoming wedding (which also was an important story arc during that season).
* The sixteenth episode of the 16-episode South Korean series ''[[Strong Girl Bong-soon]]'' is over an hour of "What happens next?" after Bong-soon, Guk-doo and Min-Hyeok defeat the [[Big Bad]], including loads of [[Where Are They Now? Epilogue|"Where Are They Now?"]], [[Wedding Day|a wedding]], and [[Babies Ever After]] -- and the start of Seoul's first [[Superhero]]'s career.
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