This is a list-style feature from Collider rounding up seven Netflix series finales the writer regards as outstanding examples of storytelling, noting that a strong ending, whether tidy or deliberately unsettling, can define how a show is remembered. It matters as a viewing guide for subscribers deciding what to watch, or revisit, and celebrates finales that took creative risks rather than delivering conventional closure.

The selection spans genres, including the horror series "Midnight Mass" (2021), whose finale sees the vampiric "miracles" bestowed on an isolated island's residents lead to their destruction, rendered with unexpectedly still and mournful imagery, and the animated tragicomedy "BoJack Horseman" (2014–2020), whose ending resists a full redemption arc for its troubled title character while still offering him a moment of reflection and reconnection. The article states it contains spoilers for multiple shows and promises further entries beyond these two, though the remaining picks were not included in the provided text.