Top 10 "What the Hell" Cartoon Episode Endings
Basically, as the title suggests, we will look at some of the most bizarre and at times confusing endings from cartoon episodes. The endings that either come out of nowhere or leave your head scratching asking yourself "What the Hell Just Happened".
I never really cared for the episode, and the ending was the main reason for that. It's humor that a twelve-year-old and his friends would come up with. It makes no sense, it's there due to a lack of a creative and good ending, and it's just completely stupid.
Yeah, I remember that episode when I was younger. It was a bizarre ending, and it still makes me scratch my head. This is considered to be one of the strangest episodes I've ever seen.
That episode used to scare the crap out of me when I was younger, mainly the gorilla and what he did to SpongeBob, Patrick, and Sandy. Now I think it's weird and funny.
I don't know who's worse, the fox from the original or Buck Cluck from "the one we don't talk about."
This moment is one of the many reasons why I find Season 1 of this show overrated.
*Sees image of Loud House family twerking* I think I just lost all interest in The Loud House for good.
After having a horrible day playing hookey from school, Arnold and Gerald return to find that there was a surprise carnival at school, and they just missed it. This is a very unrealistic ending.
Unrealistic but funny, I suppose.
The Titans receive no punishment for their actions, and Santa gives in to their demand by abolishing the Naughty List and giving presents to everyone, naughty or nice. The moral of this episode: if you don't get what you want, keep complaining and throwing tantrums until you do. They even got away with murder.
After forcing the entire family into anger management, everything comes full circle as the Griffins get into a huge brawl, with each family member beating one another: Peter vs. Lois, Meg vs. Chris, and Brian vs. Stewie. They violently kick the crap out of each other in a fight scene that could only happen in Family Guy.
I don't know, this is pretty normal stuff for Family Guy.
I needed pills because it was so hard to digest.
Rose Quartz is Pink Diamond all along?
After breaking Phineas and Ferb out of a detention center, Candace realizes that they have both become creatively numb. She tries to bring them back and realizes that it was all a dream. At breakfast, the family says something about Perry the Platypus being a secret agent. They are immediately surrounded and arrested by OWCA agents, and Major Monogram tells Perry that he will have to relocate. That's when Perry wakes up and realizes it was all a dream. It makes more sense if you watch it for yourself.
Throughout the episode, Finn and Jake are helped by their hero Billy to create a portal to the multiverse in order to banish the Lich from Ooo forever. After collecting all the gems to activate the portal, it is revealed that the Lich had murdered Billy and had been wearing his skin to fool Finn and Jake. The two heroes try to prevent the Lich from entering the portal but are dragged into it. The episode cuts to a different-looking Finn and Jake in another dimension as Finn's mother calls them into their farm home. This ending was the finale of Season 4, and the story would continue in the Season 5 half-hour special premiere.
SPOILER! If you have been watching all the previous episodes before this one, you would know that Pops was the chosen one and had to fight his evil twin brother to save the universe. Long story short, Pops gives his brother a hug, and they fly into the sun. The universe is saved, but Pops is lost. The others move on with their lives, quitting their jobs, getting married, and having kids. After watching the very complicated two or three-episode-long ending, my mouth hung open. After the show, I felt like I needed to process all of that for a while. So was Pops the main character? Hmm...
This was actually a really clever episode. The ending came out of nowhere.
The ending of The Usual Suspects has nothing on this.
That... wasn't an ending. It's like the episode didn't really go anywhere, and of course, in the next one, it was like nothing at all had happened.