cliffhanger

Converse of object

• have: It doesn't have an ending, it has a cliffhanger.
• see: The final episode caused more upset when it ended on one of the most dramatic cliffhangers seen on UK television for many years.

Preposition: at

• end: Also, I like the cliffhanger at the end.

Adjective modifier

• good: The end of episode 2 is a good cliffhanger which makes you think is Ace really finished this time!
• real: The second was a real cliffhanger with Lewis taking the game 16-14, from a 10-8 deficit.
• dramatic: The final episode caused more upset when it ended on one of the most dramatic cliffhangers seen on UK television for many years.
• brilliant: The ending is a brilliant cliffhanger for the next book - Outcast!
• massive: Yes, there's a massive cliffhanger of an ending.
• great: One great cliffhanger does not a good story make.

Modifies a noun

• ending: Scorpia created a stir among its huge legion of fans on release due to its gripping cliffhanger ending.
• finale: With a cliffhanger finale, the Bodge Job is the caper movie to beat them all.
• moment: Each of these is a bit of an episode, the cliffhanger moment from ' Heart of Hearts ' .
• episode: I had a brief from upstairs that this was the cliffhanger episode that would lead to series two.
• situation: I wake before I find out how I'm going to get out of this cliffhanger situation I've put myself in.

Noun used with modifier

• season: This is the series that invented the season cliffhanger and left the world guessing Who Shot JR?