Saying goodbye is never easy, and when it comes to the saddest TV show finales, it’s practically impossible to keep a dry eye. Whether it’s the death of a beloved character, the parting of soulmates, or the bittersweet conclusion of a long journey, some TV shows notoriously pulled no punches when it came time to wrap things up. Great finales don’t just conclude stories, they evoke emotion, offer closure (or sometimes don’t), and remind viewers why they fell in love with the show in the first place. Some, however, go a step beyond, and it’s these TV show endings that had me and many others reaching for the tissues. 3n245l

The historical dramaCanyon of the Dead celebrates its wrap on production with the release of first-look images of its stars. Written and directed by Coerte Voorhees, Canyon of the Dead centers on the lives of real-life archaeologists Ann and Earl Morris, specifically exploring the collaboration between Ann Morris and the Navajo in unearthing the secrets of the lost Anasazi people. The movie does not currently have a release date, but may be released in late 2025 or early 2026.

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The best period dramas are captivating for their audience, transporting viewers successfully into another time period and world. Though many moving parts are responsible for the development of a historical setting, one of its most important are the leading characters who propel the story forward. Many female leads are some of the most compelling, following their dreams and defending their independence, despite dealing with unfair societal expectations.

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An action crime drama with a 95% Rotten Tomatoes score breaks onto streaming charts just two weeks before season 3 begins airing weekly. Crime dramas have permeated popularity on streaming for many years, with plenty of recent success stories emphasizing their high engagement with audiences. This is proven by everything from Paramount+'s Mayor of Kingstown season 4 being in development, to network shows like High Potential and Tracker breaking onto Top 10 charts consistently. The genre is ripe with varied ideas, characters, and premises that appeal to a wide range of streaming audiences.

One of the most successful hybrid genres that popular culture has to offer, Crimedramas have ed for some of the greatest television shows of all time. Upping the stakes associated with typical dramatic offerings by introducing the perilous element of criminality makes for endlessly watchable viewing, a state of affairs that has been exemplified by television's best crime dramas. Throw in a raft of compelling characters and a collection of riveting storylines, and audiences are left with one of the most exciting brands of television available.

A critically acclaimed 2014 historical drama climbed streaming charts following a related national holiday, becoming a success just one day later. Historical dramas have depicted plenty of important events throughout history, many of which are real events that had an important impact on the world. Some of the best historical drama movies of all time include Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List, Mel Gibson's Braveheart, and some reflecting more modern events, such as Black Hawk Down. These films have stood the test of time as important parts of film history as a whole.