Lexa's death in "The 100" shocked fans and sparked criticism over LGBTQ+ representation, altering the trajectory of Clarke's character and leaving a void in the series.
Love Quinn's impact on Joe's character arc in "You" brought depth to the story, but her demise reset his development, making subsequent seasons feel like a reboot.
Thomas McAllister's death in "The Mentalist" concluded the Red John arc but left a narrative gap, leading to a decline in the show's quality in its final season.
Laverne's death in "Scrubs" marked a decline in the series, shifting focus away from impactful storylines and character dynamics.
Rita's unexpected death in "Dexter" changed the dynamics of the series, altering Dexter's motivations and resulting in less compelling storytelling.
Derek's abrupt exit from "Grey's Anatomy" led to a decline in emotional depth and storytelling quality, impacting Meredith's character journey.
Poussey's death in "Orange Is The New Black" sparked discussions on racial injustice and shifted focus away from existing characters, impacting the series' direction.
Ianto's death in "Torchwood" altered team dynamics and led to a decline in the series' quality, failing to capture the essence of the original show.