Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
TW: The original airing of St. Elsewhere’s final episode has something in the credits that makes an animal lover sad. On St. Elsewhere’s the final episode, she (possibly portrayed by another cat) is hooked on life support on a hospital bed throughout the last credit roll. The credits run as usual over a picture of the MTM circle, with life support equipment attached on either side. You can hear the beeps of the heart monitor over the end theme, too. After the credits complete, the company name fades in and Mimsie proceeds to… thinking about it makes me wince, with a long, high-pitched beep heard. This variation is especially rare, as reruns of the series finale plastered it over with the typical credits (thankfully.)
In June of 1988, a bootleg company in New Mexico called Magestipictures shut down due to a scandal involving an St. Elsewhere tape that had credits that contained disorienting content. We managed to get an archive of the VHS through a seller on eBay who was uncomfortable by the contents on the tape when they were in their VHS collecting phase. As this only included the credits, as the rest is corrupted.
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TW: The original airing of St. Elsewhere’s final episode has something in the credits that makes an animal lover sad. On St. Elsewhere’s the final episode, she (possibly portrayed by another cat) is hooked on life support on a hospital bed throughout the last credit roll. The credits run as usual over a picture of the MTM circle, with life support equipment attached on either side. You can hear the beeps of the heart monitor over the end theme, too. After the credits complete, the company name fades in and Mimsie proceeds to… thinking about it makes me wince, with a long, high-pitched beep heard. This variation is especially rare, as reruns of the series finale plastered it over with the typical credits (thankfully.)
In June of 1988, a bootleg company in New Mexico called Magestipictures shut down due to a scandal involving an St. Elsewhere tape that had credits that contained disorienting content. We managed to get an archive of the VHS through a seller on eBay who was uncomfortable by the contents on the tape when they were in their VHS collecting phase. As this only included the credits, as the rest is corrupted.
lobsterfest jumpscare!!1
