No matter how critically lauded during their respective runs, relatively few popular television series finales end up pleasing critics and audiences universally and/or escaping controversy – with the finale of the comedies "Roseanne" ("Into That Good Night", 1997), "Seinfeld" ("The Finale", 1998), "How I Met Your Mother" ("Last Forever," 2014), "Two and a Half Men" ("Of Course He's Dead", 2015); the mob drama "The Sopranos" ("Made in America", 2007); the epic fantasy "Game of Thrones" (“The Iron Throne”, 2019); and the crime drama "Dexter" ("Remember the Monsters?", 2013) being some of the better known examples of this trend. For example, "The Sopranos" finale caused millions of viewers to temporarily believe they had lost cable service due to an abrupt blackout. Whereas the series finale for "Dexter" caused massive backlash from both fans and critics and is often regarded as the worst series finale for a TV show ever.