What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?

Mittie 1 year ago

The TV show must be defined with a limited numbers of seasons, this will be much better for the writers, actors and viewers.
TV shows with 15, 16 or more seasons makes no sense !

Woody 1 year ago

Mittie,

Say that to the simpsons. Shows get more seasons if the financial backing can be convinced... and their tastes don't care about story needs, charactor roles, or anything else.

Minnie 1 year ago

I saw none of them. I should give up my life and spend more time in front of tv.

Vicky 1 year ago

There was a series called “Designated Survivor” with Kiefer Sutherland that was really good for about 1.75 seasons - and then it was like they flipped a switch and it became trash. They introduced all kinds of liberal garbage when previously the series was politically agnostic. The producers definitely wanted their political agenda in the script. Needless to say it didn’t last long after that - not many viewers want to see a parade of homosexuals.

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Lyddy 1 year ago

#1 I think I stuck with TWD until Rick exited then I walked away. The show was already on an unstoppable downward spiral long before that point. It became the same shambolic formula of x amount of peril (involving characters you know wouldn't die) a lot of standing around, 5 minutes of story progression and then the credits.

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Zolly 1 year ago

Amazing - all good films seems to be from the US (sarcasm cannot be ruled out)

Adele 1 year ago

Lost.
By the 3rd season it was merely tedious.

Vince 1 year ago

#1 When they started killing main characters in the dumbest ways and for no reason but shock. Hershel, Beth and Glenn. Then the whole look at the flowers when they kill the kid. Killing humans became too easy and the walker threat was a secondary threat to other humans. Might have been how the source comic was but that is not how the TV show was marketed to those unfamiliar to the comic.

UgliestDisability said: "The Office limped to the finish line."

The_Sound_of_Slants replied: "It was not unwatchable for me, but you can definitely tell the writers lost their direction after Steve left. Characters started acting... well... out of character. The new characters were pretty weird. Story lines were getting stretched thin.

I am glad they did not straight up cancel the show after Steve left. I would have been mad if I did not see how some of the characters' lives progressed.

But watching the last few seasons you can definitely tell they knew the show could not go on without Steve. They were just using the time to figure out how to wrap it all up nicely. And maybe throw a few cameos along the way. "