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In response to "St. Elsewhere was one of the best ideas I'd ever seen at the time even if I don't think the premise holds. -- nm" by David

Spoils (I guess at this point)

To me it was a variation on the "it was all a dream" ending. Which worked in Newhart because of self-reference element, but in a show where you vested yourself in the characters it felt cheap to me. In addition it was wholly unbelievable that a kid could imagine it. I get that he was lost in his autistic induced imaginary world, but it was too much to accept as plausible. Just felt like too much reaching.

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