40 Memorable Debuts and Last Hurrahs in TV and Movie History

Today we’ve got some pretty flashy bookends
40 Memorable Debuts and Last Hurrahs in TV and Movie History

Going out on top is the dream, because it’s usually how you’ll be remembered. Coming in with a big bang is great, but if you don’t keep that pace, all you’ll be known for is the decline. Big Bang? Wait, are we all a part of the universe’s slow decline?! Let us stress about that while you take a look at some of Hollywood’s most interesting intros and outros.

The Seinfeld Finale

SEINFELD CRACKED.COM Wanting to end it before any of fthe funny was compromised, Seinfeld called it quits after 9 seasons on May 14, 1998. After almost being cancelled early on, it became the #1 show by the 1994-95 season, averaging just over 30 million viewers per episode. It rose back to #1 in season 9, and the finale brought in a whopping 76.3 million viewers.

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Once Upon A Time in America

Jennifer Connelly got into showbiz really young - at the age of 10. She started modelling at 10, and when she was 12, she got cast in Once Upon a Time in America. CRACKED.COM

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Not Another Teen Movie

CHRIS EVANS CRACKED.COM The 2001 comedy Not Another Teen Movie was one of Chris Evans' first big film roles. Evans played the Popular Jock Jake, and barely covered himself with whipped cream and a banana long before covering himself with a shield.

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James Michael Tyler

James Michael Tyler's Gunther from Friends was originally an extra. GRAGKED.COM The actor who played Gun- ther on Friends was origi- nally cast as an extra. They eventually wrote Gunther into the 33rd episode, since Tyler was a former barista who knew how to work an espresso machine.

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