Ilana Davis

Any beloved sitcom is defined by various elements: strong characters, relatable dialogue, and consistent humor. But ending such a show within this genre takes something greater. It can be a challenge to translate situational comedy into a memorable conclusion. It's meant to wrap up a series that, traditionally, runs for many seasons while providing fan service to viewers who have remained loyal all these years.

Ilana is a Lists Trainer and Editor at Collider since 2021. She has previously written for digital publications covering lifestyle and culture (Glitter Magazine, VinePair, etc.), but her passion lies in entertainment. She studied journalism and philosophy at The George Washington University and, despite being a political program, managed to connect every assignment to entertainment.

Jack Black is undoubtedly a legacy actor within the comedy genre. His ability to convey such emotion remains a cornerstone of the actor’s appeal. While his style of comedy remains relatively uniform — physical exaggeration, absurdism, etc. — the actor has been known to experiment with these assets as he continues to take on the genre. Black first appeared onscreen in minor roles throughout the 1990s, but it wasn't until he was cast in High Fidelity that he truly emerged in Hollywood.