Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT TV mysteries have engaged audiences for years, building suspense over a show's storyline or lore, but some have ended in a hugely anticlimactic way, disappointing audiences while not doing justice to the buildup. These mysteries not only raise the stakes in their respective TV shows but also result in character development, especially in the case of a whodunnit storyline.
After returning from Germany, Sheldon wasn't aware that the woman he found in the arms of George Sr., "Helga," was actually his mother, Mary . While the moment was hilarious to watch, it also was bittersweet, especially realizing that Sheldon had spent his entire life thinking George Sr. had been unfaithful and not even revealing this to Mary after his death. George Sr.
6 Who Killed Lucille Austero? Arrested Development Close Arrested Development Arrested Development is a comedy TV series that chronicles the descent from the wealth of the fictional Bluth Family. Michael Bluth, the most "well-adjusted" of the group, decides to break away from the family and let them fall into ruin after his father is imprisoned for real estate fraud.
Cast Charlie Day , Rob McElhenney , Kaitlin Olson , Glenn Howerton , Danny DeVito Release Date August 4, 2005 Seasons 16 One of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's mysteries took many years to answer, and even its own characters seemingly forgot. The sisters of Charlie Kelly , Bunny and Candy appeared briefly in season 1, although they were only teenagers at the time and had no lines of dialogue. They failed to appear, or even be mentioned, throughout the show after this moment.
There was also the possibility that it may have been Lucy Saxon , despite her being the one to pull the trigger, having done so as a ploy to help him escape. However, in David Tennant's final two-part adventure as the Tenth Doctor, "The End of Time," the Master returned to taunt him and Planet Earth.