The Resolution Will Not Be Identified

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Some TV stations and programs (particularly those catering to children) will not hint at the finale of a series on the network at all. In some cases, they air the finale without referring to it as such. Other times, the last episode of a show will end with something like, "See you next time," despite the end of the show having been established in other media, such as newspapers.

This usually happens with TV shows that will be rerun by the channels that first aired them. Of course, if you're young and this happens, maybe the network thinks you're too young to notice. They may also believe that if no new episodes air of your favorite show, you might not want to watch their network anymore.

The trope name is derived from Gil Scott-Heron's 1974 spoken-word piece "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised".

As an Ending Trope, Spoilers ahead may be unmarked. Beware.

Examples of The Resolution Will Not Be Identified include:

• Phil of the Future^[context?]
• That's So Raven^[context?]
• Out of the Box^[context?]
• Mister Rogers' Neighborhood^[context?]
• Reading Rainbow^[context?]
• Any Playhouse Disney show.^[context?]

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