TV Ending: How to Get It in Say Cheese!

Get the TV ending by photographing the park television itself. Follow The TV is... ON TV? and the recursive headlines until the signal decays and the ending card appears.

A television on a pole in Say Cheese! displaying the words I have NOTHING left... NOTHING...
In-game screenshot of the TV Ending route. Footage: Gdog's Atelier full-ending walkthrough.
Ending3 of 14 TypeNovelty route TimeAbout 2 minutes DifficultyEasy Video4:53

What triggers the TV ending

The TV ending triggers when the station runs out of park stories because you keep showing it the station itself. The first headline is a joke about the television being on television. From there the reports fold inward until only one of you is real.

You do not need to wait for a specific event in the park. The route works from the start of a run as long as you keep the lens on the screen.

What to photograph

The television in the middle of the park. Frame the screen itself, not the crowd around it. If a figure walks into the shot, wait for a clean view and take the photo again.

Step-by-step route

  1. Find the television in the center of the park and point the viewfinder at the screen.
  2. Photograph the TV repeatedly. The headlines move through The TV is... ON TV?, The news is the news, TV and a TV and a TV, and Only one of us is real.
  3. When the boss tells you to go film people, ignore him and keep photographing the screen.
  4. Continue until the signal decays and the TV ending card appears.

Common mistakes

Including a person in the frame can send the run toward a crowd-based ending. The TV route wants the screen as the subject, so keep the shot tight and wait for the pavement to clear if necessary.

Do not follow the boss's instructions. The route depends on refusing to give the station a normal park story.

How to confirm the ending

The card reads TV Ending, ending 3 of 12, with the tagline "you looked so deep into the tv that it looked back". The final broadcast is the confirmation that the recursion has run its course.

Headlines to watch for

These are the on-screen captions that tell you the route is on track. If the TV stops using them, the run has moved to another story.

  • The TV is... ON TV?
  • Why do you keep filming the TV?!
  • Only one of us is real

See also