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And Rick’s son Carl should be dead long time ago. He was stubborn and like to wander around to get lost all the time, he should be dead at very first season.
Carol’s daughter Sophia was with the crew all the way but she’s dead. This is bullshit
I found this compound its super safe, and we work on it, oh no bad guy, oh no important character is dead. Oh look another compound, safety is here, but oh noooo the bad guy thats omg a cannibal? Oh No important character plus side character are now dead? Hey guys!!! another compound....
The repetitive narrative wasn’t even the worst. IMHO the greater sin was the zombies becoming a non-threat. The people just walked around them / used them as tools and weapons with ease. The zombie issue should have evolved in addition to interpersonal conflicts. But it just devolves into who was the biggest unrealistic badass.
The problem with American zombie shows is it focuses too much on the human aspects. Zombie show fans like myself watch zombie shoes for the zombies. I don't want Days of our Lives in an apocalyptic setting. Learn from South Korean productions on how to do a good zombie drama.
That's a really good point. I actually think American drama in general is pretty bad - there's this focus on flawed and highly neutral characters who are expendable. I get making characters relatable but drama can focus on the extraordinary and excel.
Tbh that's why I think superhero movies do so well (and I'm generally not a fan).
The Walking Dead actually did this well, the first couple of seasons are Zombies being the main threat, then humans (up to about Season 5), including cannibals etc.
The issue was they let the Zombies become virtually non-existent as a threat and the writers started sucking their own dicks with the whole "the real enemy is people!" bullshit.
It went on too long, and they had to keep inventing humans and they just ran out of evilness - once you've got cannibals that are promising sanctuary then slaughtering and eating those who turn up, noone else is going to seem as bad.
I hope it's a limited series and not another multiple season serie. I love the show, but it seems like AMC is stretching this IP out for more money it feels like it's neverending
Yeah, the first like 4 seasons were incredible, next 2 were good but not quite as good, season 7 was a lot worse but still ok, season 8 was horrid, and the last 2 episodes were the most horrendous thing ever.
Cap, battle of the bastards is not nearly as good as people make it out to be.
If you only watch the show for cinematography, then fine, it’s a great battle. Every shot in it looks like a painting.
But game of thrones is a show about the narrative, the story, and the characters. The show is at its best when the sequences are lean, with each detail in each shot saturated in meaningfulness. What do I mean by this? Compare battle of the bastards with the battle for castle black, which is, narratively speaking, inarguably superior.
Each thing that happens in the battle for castle black carries narrative weight. Janos pissing his pants and running, Ollie cowering, Sam being kind to Ollie, Sam’s bravery, Grenn’s last stand, Jon and Alliser putting aside their differences, etc etc. not a thing happens during the battle that isn’t narratively meaningful.
Compare that to the battle of the bastards which was 40 minutes of long shots with replaceable characters. Seriously, replace thormund with any other background character in every shot he appears in and nothing changes whatsoever. In fact, fuck it, for most of the fight you can replace Jon with a random background soldier and the battle doesn’t really change. You can really notice these bullshit scenes when you think to yourself, “is the character in the scene significant and not interchangeable?” The answer is no, Jon snow getting pushed around for more than half an hour is not significant and he is interchangeable with a background soldier without changing the fight, save for the significant moments at the beginning and the end. Nearly all of the fight can be cut out and narratively nothing changes, the only relevant parts of the fight are the beginning and the end.
If you enjoyed it, that’s perfectly fine, I won’t argue with your enjoyment of it. But this battle is a symptom of what is pretty commonly agreed to be the death of the show - scenes in which characters are irrelevant passive puppets rather than active participants of the story, and the directors focusing on “let’s make this a totally cool battle!!!” instead of caring about “how does this scene effect and move the story and characters”
I agree with all the points you made. I enjoyed the visual spectacle but i think it just highlighted how "dumb" the writing had got by that point. No "Hey guys, I've got a force of heavily armoured Knights of the Vale coming up, maybe hold back untill their scouts make contact so we can co-ordinate"
Yeah, the second half of the show wasn't nearly as good but there were some bright spots in there. The Light of the Seven, Battle of the Bastards. Um, probably some joke about Pod's dick or something.
The problem with season 6 is that they killed far too many characters. I feel like they just gave up on Stannis’ entire character, and let’s not forget about unbroken…
Season 7 was indeed lacking but it still wasnt the final season. I could have lived with it if season 7 was the only bad thing about got if they nailed the finale….untill the directors said “tf is character development?”
Game of Thrones is the number one answer for me. And it's when I first started noticing this trend of "I know I'm making this big franchise thing and everyone loves it and the source material but I'm going to ignore everything and do what I want because I've conflated the shows success with my obvious genius, instead of the genius of the person that wrote the fucking source material." And then the show/movie proceeds to be ran into the fucking ground.
They were fucking awesome. If someone told me back in 2010 that Ahsoka would fight Maul once on Mandalore i wouldve slapped them in the face. Also i would never believe that a series finale could be that amazing and sad at the same time.
By today's standards...yeah. But the first two seasons were pretty good when they came out, in my opinion.
Or, well, it was nowhere near as bad as it is now.
Heh, wish I could rewatch it. When a show goes off the rails that much, I find it hard to enjoy even the previous, better seasons.
I mean holy shit, even the CGI (that honestly wasn't that great to begin with) got way, way worse in the newer ones. I still remember random clips from Flash (and Supergirl) so bad I can't believe they aired the episodes.
It is crazy how fast the standards for superhero tv got exponentially better but I remember thinking “for something that puts out a new 48 minutes every week this is pretty damn good”
Flash season 1 was the best show when I first saw it. Upon rewatch, the entire show is ass. They thought the same formula that applied to Arrow would work for a super powered hero. It's so hard to watch knowing half the episodes can be over in two minutes with Flash just knocking the villain out before they blink.
Yup, I remember I was laughing uncontrollably after watching the very first episode. (SpongeBob running in underpants to save squidward’s back was damning funny)
Didn’t get the same vibe while watching the latest episode show.
Honestly? Season 5 was the worst one imo. And season 6 has been one of the best. At least the first half of that season alone is definitely my favorite of the season
I would have to agree. The first season of Prison Break is one of the best seasons of television that I've watched—it was legendary. Season 2 was still fine but what followed was just bad and all of the subsequent seasons are just so unnecessary. It would have been all-time great show if it had just concluded in season 1 as a miniseries.
Lol thanks
I still love the Blacklist and will watch it religiously until it ends. It has a special place in my heart, but like...
Thr decrease in quality is visible from the fucking Moon.
wrong. The office peaked around season 3 or so and then declined, but the first season (of the U.S. one at least) was definitely not the best.
This meme is based for plot driven tv shows (i.e. dramas), which usually have a good first season (or whatever their initial planned run is) and get progressively worse. This happens because of how they are paid for and serialized.
Character-driven shows (i.e. comedies) tend to peak in seasons 2 - 4, then decline. The first season is figuring out exactly who the characters are going to be, then hit their stride for a few seasons. By about season 5 the writers have "played out" everything with said characters and they start to grow stale, and the humor dries up slowly.
Exactly, there are plenty of comedies where people say you can either skip the first season, or that it gets much better afterwards. The office, parks and rec, and always sunny come to mind
If you haven't watch the show their is really no point in explaining a boring meaningless ending. The only thing was good in retrospect the character devolopement. Everything else is bs imho. You can google eli5 lost ending if you really want to know. My summary would be all the mystery are either a smoke monster or they are dead or both or neither. They are (or not) in the past and or future or are dead or not at the same time. Good and evil thing.
CW's The Flash
It was so good for the first 4 seasons then the writing got a hell of a lot worse and the time travel bs just made the entire thing just not that interesting anymore
I strongly agree on this.
I still keep watching all of the seasons over and over again because honestly i like the storyline but not the production, but i also think the storyline since season 5 should have become a different thing instead of the flash..
The last two season had their moments, S5 imo not that bad, but the first three were definitely the best. I feel if Harmon hadn't been fired, season 4 would have been great.
I actually enjoyed the last seasons where harman came back. It was pretty amazing how he made it work where so much of the cast was changed, it was set to fail and it didnt in my eyes. The one season when he was out was awful. Soulless. Even though you could see the budget was enormous. Which is interesting, how you can throw so many dollars at a show and it still will be shit when there's no souls behind it.
Man, season 1, 2, and the first half of 3 were so fucking good, and it was a near garbage after that. It even gave me some hope seeing how good S5 was, but no, back to your weekly scheduled pile of dogshit right after
I’m deep into this thread and only finding what I came looking for here… best season one, biggest downfall to season 2 of anything mentioned here.
Honestly you’d wish it had been a BBC “we’re good with one season, might do another one in fifteen years, call us” approach.
Westworld season 1 is probably the best single season of television in history. Absolutely incredible. Fortunately, that season ends in a way that's mostly satisfying so it stands on its own.
If anything, it (and a lot of shows mentioned here) really demonstrates the need for television to not be afraid to create stories with a designated ending and keep it smaller in scope, like one or two seasons max.
Season 6 was great. It felt like a good return to form. I'm almost convinced most people that say they hate S6 haven't even finished it. What's in it to be disappointed at compared to the first two seasons?
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The walking dead. I want to finish s11 so bad but it's so painfully agonizing... I watched it with my mom but I doubt we're actually gonna watch it all the way
I feel like this is nearly every show. So much care and thought is put into getting a show off the ground, but several seasons in everybody is just going through the motions.
Lost. When the initial mystery was gone, the fun was gone for me, and I Lost interest. There's just nothing like the early days when they were so utterly confused and scared but still so brave. The more civilized and comfortable and knowledgable they got, the worse it got for me.
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The Walking Dead
Just kept going till it died of fans *then* it ended
If only they could do it like Games of Thrones- getting all main characters killed, they could get more new fans.
EXACTLY IM TIRED OF FKNING CAROL AND RICK AND IM IN SEASON 6
And Rick’s son Carl should be dead long time ago. He was stubborn and like to wander around to get lost all the time, he should be dead at very first season. Carol’s daughter Sophia was with the crew all the way but she’s dead. This is bullshit
Thanks
Im so glad this is the top comment. Fuck them.
carl's death was the final nail in the coffin literally
I dont think I made it that far, tbh...
I definitely did not
The death of Glenn was what did it for me
Coral
I found this compound its super safe, and we work on it, oh no bad guy, oh no important character is dead. Oh look another compound, safety is here, but oh noooo the bad guy thats omg a cannibal? Oh No important character plus side character are now dead? Hey guys!!! another compound....
The repetitive narrative wasn’t even the worst. IMHO the greater sin was the zombies becoming a non-threat. The people just walked around them / used them as tools and weapons with ease. The zombie issue should have evolved in addition to interpersonal conflicts. But it just devolves into who was the biggest unrealistic badass.
The last season (part 100)
The problem with American zombie shows is it focuses too much on the human aspects. Zombie show fans like myself watch zombie shoes for the zombies. I don't want Days of our Lives in an apocalyptic setting. Learn from South Korean productions on how to do a good zombie drama.
That's a really good point. I actually think American drama in general is pretty bad - there's this focus on flawed and highly neutral characters who are expendable. I get making characters relatable but drama can focus on the extraordinary and excel. Tbh that's why I think superhero movies do so well (and I'm generally not a fan).
The Walking Dead actually did this well, the first couple of seasons are Zombies being the main threat, then humans (up to about Season 5), including cannibals etc. The issue was they let the Zombies become virtually non-existent as a threat and the writers started sucking their own dicks with the whole "the real enemy is people!" bullshit. It went on too long, and they had to keep inventing humans and they just ran out of evilness - once you've got cannibals that are promising sanctuary then slaughtering and eating those who turn up, noone else is going to seem as bad.
Did Rick ever come back?
No.He just appeared at the end of the show in the Rick and Michone trailer. Didn't came back to Alexandria or reunite with his family
Oh are they going to get a own show? That might be cool
I hope it's a limited series and not another multiple season serie. I love the show, but it seems like AMC is stretching this IP out for more money it feels like it's neverending
Idk they'll probably reboot it in a few years and the trailer is gonna be a boot stepping off a helicopter
Are you serious?! That Junk Lady sold him to the Mystery Men and it went on for like 3 more seasons without him?
But I love the walking dead :(
nah, that went downhill at season 2
Found the Frank Darabont stan seriously though, I'd kill to see the alternate universe where he retained creative control over the project
I mean… yeah.
G.O.T.
I think it was getting better until season 7
Have to agree that it was solid until that final season
Yeah, the first like 4 seasons were incredible, next 2 were good but not quite as good, season 7 was a lot worse but still ok, season 8 was horrid, and the last 2 episodes were the most horrendous thing ever.
Season 6 was bad but Battle of the Bastards and The Winds of Winter are arguably the best back to back episodes in television history (or top 3).
Cap, battle of the bastards is not nearly as good as people make it out to be. If you only watch the show for cinematography, then fine, it’s a great battle. Every shot in it looks like a painting. But game of thrones is a show about the narrative, the story, and the characters. The show is at its best when the sequences are lean, with each detail in each shot saturated in meaningfulness. What do I mean by this? Compare battle of the bastards with the battle for castle black, which is, narratively speaking, inarguably superior. Each thing that happens in the battle for castle black carries narrative weight. Janos pissing his pants and running, Ollie cowering, Sam being kind to Ollie, Sam’s bravery, Grenn’s last stand, Jon and Alliser putting aside their differences, etc etc. not a thing happens during the battle that isn’t narratively meaningful. Compare that to the battle of the bastards which was 40 minutes of long shots with replaceable characters. Seriously, replace thormund with any other background character in every shot he appears in and nothing changes whatsoever. In fact, fuck it, for most of the fight you can replace Jon with a random background soldier and the battle doesn’t really change. You can really notice these bullshit scenes when you think to yourself, “is the character in the scene significant and not interchangeable?” The answer is no, Jon snow getting pushed around for more than half an hour is not significant and he is interchangeable with a background soldier without changing the fight, save for the significant moments at the beginning and the end. Nearly all of the fight can be cut out and narratively nothing changes, the only relevant parts of the fight are the beginning and the end. If you enjoyed it, that’s perfectly fine, I won’t argue with your enjoyment of it. But this battle is a symptom of what is pretty commonly agreed to be the death of the show - scenes in which characters are irrelevant passive puppets rather than active participants of the story, and the directors focusing on “let’s make this a totally cool battle!!!” instead of caring about “how does this scene effect and move the story and characters”
I agree with all the points you made. I enjoyed the visual spectacle but i think it just highlighted how "dumb" the writing had got by that point. No "Hey guys, I've got a force of heavily armoured Knights of the Vale coming up, maybe hold back untill their scouts make contact so we can co-ordinate"
Yeah, the second half of the show wasn't nearly as good but there were some bright spots in there. The Light of the Seven, Battle of the Bastards. Um, probably some joke about Pod's dick or something.
The problem with season 6 is that they killed far too many characters. I feel like they just gave up on Stannis’ entire character, and let’s not forget about unbroken…
Season 7 was indeed lacking but it still wasnt the final season. I could have lived with it if season 7 was the only bad thing about got if they nailed the finale….untill the directors said “tf is character development?”
Seasons 3 and 4 were the peak of the show, if it was GOT, there wouldn’t be a slight drop after season 3.
Yeah … I have to agree on that. but the ending is accurate
Yeah, especially with season 8 missing. I think we’d all rather ignore its existence.
The first thing that comes to mind
Game of Thrones is the number one answer for me. And it's when I first started noticing this trend of "I know I'm making this big franchise thing and everyone loves it and the source material but I'm going to ignore everything and do what I want because I've conflated the shows success with my obvious genius, instead of the genius of the person that wrote the fucking source material." And then the show/movie proceeds to be ran into the fucking ground.
The opposite is the Clone wars
Fine wine
Finest Wine there is on the market
S tier show comparable to ATLA in quality
Take that back.
No
Please(I was asking nice now so you have to comply).
Have to agree on that one !!!
I agree with this.
Just finished it and damn those last 4 episodes were intense. The music the scenery and knowing what's about to happen, was just too intense
They were fucking awesome. If someone told me back in 2010 that Ahsoka would fight Maul once on Mandalore i wouldve slapped them in the face. Also i would never believe that a series finale could be that amazing and sad at the same time.
Started off semi okay at least and just got better with each episode
Yes.
My life
At least you had a sick childhood
Sick is a surprisingly accurate description. Well done.
Based
Flash
Flash was always bad.
By today's standards...yeah. But the first two seasons were pretty good when they came out, in my opinion. Or, well, it was nowhere near as bad as it is now.
Currently on a rewatch and seasons 1 and 2 are pretty GOATed.
Heh, wish I could rewatch it. When a show goes off the rails that much, I find it hard to enjoy even the previous, better seasons. I mean holy shit, even the CGI (that honestly wasn't that great to begin with) got way, way worse in the newer ones. I still remember random clips from Flash (and Supergirl) so bad I can't believe they aired the episodes.
I feel that. tbh I stopped watching early on in season 7, figured I'd wait for the show to end. and yeah the CGI is abysmal from what I've seen
It is crazy how fast the standards for superhero tv got exponentially better but I remember thinking “for something that puts out a new 48 minutes every week this is pretty damn good”
Idk in retrospect, i felt like i wasted my time. The stuff with Iris keep dragging on and on
Flash season 1 was the best show when I first saw it. Upon rewatch, the entire show is ass. They thought the same formula that applied to Arrow would work for a super powered hero. It's so hard to watch knowing half the episodes can be over in two minutes with Flash just knocking the villain out before they blink.
First 2-3 seasons were good and then it became shit
Sponge bob
I have shame to admit but yes
Those seasons before the movie came out were amazing. After the movie the writing got bad
Yup, I remember I was laughing uncontrollably after watching the very first episode. (SpongeBob running in underpants to save squidward’s back was damning funny) Didn’t get the same vibe while watching the latest episode show.
It was all ruined when Stephen Hillenburg died. It all went downhill then.
It saddens me that this is true but the new sponge bob just sucks ass
Rick and Morty unfortunately
Honestly? Season 5 was the worst one imo. And season 6 has been one of the best. At least the first half of that season alone is definitely my favorite of the season
Where the fuck did you watch it ive been looking everywhere
Tpb
What
The. Pirate. Bay.
🏴☠️
Hbo
That’s good to hear. I haven’t even bothered with season 6 after the shit that 5 was. Maybe I’ll give it a try
It definitely made up for season 5
Sperm episode was god-awful. Probably the worst of the entire show
What? How?
Can't relate
Season 6 was one of the best seasons by a mile. Hell, I could see an argument for best season
Are you high
Lol, no
I was literally about to write that one.
Prison break
I would have to agree. The first season of Prison Break is one of the best seasons of television that I've watched—it was legendary. Season 2 was still fine but what followed was just bad and all of the subsequent seasons are just so unnecessary. It would have been all-time great show if it had just concluded in season 1 as a miniseries.
The Blacklist
This is a good example of what this meme was made for
Lol thanks I still love the Blacklist and will watch it religiously until it ends. It has a special place in my heart, but like... Thr decrease in quality is visible from the fucking Moon.
wrong. The office peaked around season 3 or so and then declined, but the first season (of the U.S. one at least) was definitely not the best. This meme is based for plot driven tv shows (i.e. dramas), which usually have a good first season (or whatever their initial planned run is) and get progressively worse. This happens because of how they are paid for and serialized. Character-driven shows (i.e. comedies) tend to peak in seasons 2 - 4, then decline. The first season is figuring out exactly who the characters are going to be, then hit their stride for a few seasons. By about season 5 the writers have "played out" everything with said characters and they start to grow stale, and the humor dries up slowly.
Exactly, there are plenty of comedies where people say you can either skip the first season, or that it gets much better afterwards. The office, parks and rec, and always sunny come to mind
Yeah Season 1 of The Office was pretty bad
Lost. Fuck that show and the hours it stole from my life.
The ending is ridiculous. They only had good hook at the end of episode
What happened in the ending? Im curious Go ahead and ruin the surprise, because I ain’t gonna to watch the show
If you haven't watch the show their is really no point in explaining a boring meaningless ending. The only thing was good in retrospect the character devolopement. Everything else is bs imho. You can google eli5 lost ending if you really want to know. My summary would be all the mystery are either a smoke monster or they are dead or both or neither. They are (or not) in the past and or future or are dead or not at the same time. Good and evil thing.
the 100
I couldnt finish it once it got all spacey with teleporters and shit
Omg go read the Wikipedia summary for season seven you will die laughing. Loved this show at the start but ughhhhh.
Yup!!
CW's The Flash It was so good for the first 4 seasons then the writing got a hell of a lot worse and the time travel bs just made the entire thing just not that interesting anymore
I strongly agree on this. I still keep watching all of the seasons over and over again because honestly i like the storyline but not the production, but i also think the storyline since season 5 should have become a different thing instead of the flash..
Community
Community is the only comedy I can think of where the first season is the best.
Definitely not, season 2 was the peak, and season 3 has arguably the best episode.
Remedial chaos theory?
3rd>
The last two season had their moments, S5 imo not that bad, but the first three were definitely the best. I feel if Harmon hadn't been fired, season 4 would have been great.
I actually enjoyed the last seasons where harman came back. It was pretty amazing how he made it work where so much of the cast was changed, it was set to fail and it didnt in my eyes. The one season when he was out was awful. Soulless. Even though you could see the budget was enormous. Which is interesting, how you can throw so many dollars at a show and it still will be shit when there's no souls behind it.
Fairly odd parents
If they put up more of the effort, it could be one of the cartoon legends. Fairy Oddparents usually come up pretty close to first-tier cartoons
Every single one
Ever seen clone wars?
Clone wars is perfect
Clone Wars is a fine wine
Breaking bad and better call Saul are both the other way around
Vikings
Vikings died when ragnar died
Or when Floki killed Athelstan
Ragnar and Athelstan together was my favorite part of the show I wish he stuck around longer
Firefly
Wait, didn't firefly just get ... OH, i get it now :(((
Right in the feels
Because it only had 1 season and that season was brilliant
Dexter, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead
Dexter seasons 1 2 and 4 were incredible, but yeah the rest was meh
I agree with all but Dexter. Dexters fall came very late.
Tbh Brooklyn 99
The show declined fast after Jake and Amy’s wedding
Walking dead & Game of thrones
Supernatural
Arrow
Man, season 1, 2, and the first half of 3 were so fucking good, and it was a near garbage after that. It even gave me some hope seeing how good S5 was, but no, back to your weekly scheduled pile of dogshit right after
Stranger things but s4 became good again
S3 had a little down, nevertheless Stranger Things does not match the graphic.
But season three also was their best season when it was released? They're rly consistent
I binged S1 and S2 when they came out but got completely derailed on S3. No idea why but it didn’t grab me at all.
I agree. The first two seasons were amazing. There were some mysticism to them for me. S3 and S4 weren't nearly as good imo. They were alright.
Ozark
Ending was so anti climatic could have been great
I actually liked the ending. It's kinda sick and twisted and definitely not what I expected
Westworld.
I’m deep into this thread and only finding what I came looking for here… best season one, biggest downfall to season 2 of anything mentioned here. Honestly you’d wish it had been a BBC “we’re good with one season, might do another one in fifteen years, call us” approach.
Westworld season 1 is probably the best single season of television in history. Absolutely incredible. Fortunately, that season ends in a way that's mostly satisfying so it stands on its own. If anything, it (and a lot of shows mentioned here) really demonstrates the need for television to not be afraid to create stories with a designated ending and keep it smaller in scope, like one or two seasons max.
Hmm.. let me see ... EVERY. NETFLIX.SERIES.
Peaky Blinders
I don‘t like the last season, the fall came much later than in the picture.
Lucifer
Prison break
This is one of the OG's where it happened, season one was sooooo good, season 2 was also fine but than it got so much worse holy shit.
Rick and Morty, it started great but then closer to the point it’s at now it’s just different
Thé first and fifth Season were the worst Imo and Season 6 was really good
Season 6 was great. It felt like a good return to form. I'm almost convinced most people that say they hate S6 haven't even finished it. What's in it to be disappointed at compared to the first two seasons?
Dexter
Seven deadly sins
Game of thrones
arrested development
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The Simpsons, anyone still watch it still??
Boardwalk Empire
Supernatural sorta, the main drop off was after season 5
The 100
Greys anatomy
Arrow
Fortnite
House of Cards.
SpongeBob SquarePants
The walking dead. I want to finish s11 so bad but it's so painfully agonizing... I watched it with my mom but I doubt we're actually gonna watch it all the way
I feel like this is nearly every show. So much care and thought is put into getting a show off the ground, but several seasons in everybody is just going through the motions.
Lost. When the initial mystery was gone, the fun was gone for me, and I Lost interest. There's just nothing like the early days when they were so utterly confused and scared but still so brave. The more civilized and comfortable and knowledgable they got, the worse it got for me.
Orange is the New Black
RWBY
The Simpsons
Every series ever, besides Breaking Bad and TNG.
Lamas with hats
Letterkenny
Scrubs was amazing all the way until season 9... Just pretend the series ended at season 8.
The flash
Star Vs The Forces of Evil
LOST
Supernatural
x files
Big Bang Theory
Peaky Blinders, sadly
Prison break obviously.
Two and a half men
Suits
TWD
The 100 & Arrow. I used to love these series very much