Mystery & horrorLore LockdownHow Did Friday the 13th: The Series (1987–1990) End?

How Did Friday the 13th: The Series (1987–1990) End?

Long-form22:23People & BlogsPublished Oct 21, 2026, 7:30 PM · 1w ago
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A show called Friday the 13th ran 72 episodes across three seasons and it DID NOT have Jason Voorhees in it. Most people will tell you that about this rather good horror series, but there’s still so much more to it than the title suggests. But all good things shall come to an end, and by the time that this series ended, some wacky stuff had started to happen. I mean, one of its leads had become a child again and another had survived a trip to the Marquis de Sade's France, the same one after whom the word sadism has been coined. No kidding, google it. The show centered around a couple of cousins who inherit a store filled with cursed antiques, and their mission, aided by a seasoned occultist, was to retrieve and secure these objects, and this simply HAD… to be done cause the objects we are talking about, took lives in exchange for power and gifts. So, what happened to the people who had spent years looking for these objects? Where did the lead characters go after the 72nd episode, and most importantly, how did Friday the 13th end? Well, in this video, I am gonna answer these questions, and more, so much more, oh and there’s a slight risk that you might just become a fan of the show after watching this video. With that out of the way, let’s begin, yeah?

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