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“Too Many Questions Unanswered”: 36 Promising TV Series That Left Fans Disappointed
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There are some shows that instantly hook audiences. Breaking Bad, Lost and Game of Thrones are a few of the most popular television shows of all time, and they each managed to reel viewers in from the very first episode. But unfortunately, not every series that starts off with a bang manages to keep that momentum up all the way to the finale.
Below, you’ll find a list that Bored Panda compiled, using data from Episode Hive, featuring shows that started on a high note but started to leave a bad taste in viewers’ mouths in their final seasons or episodes. We hope you enjoy scrolling through and finding out how audiences ranked each episode of these series, and keep reading to find a conversation with Thomas Barlow, creator of Episode Hive!
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#1
Game Of Thrones (2011-2019)
Strong Start: "Game of Thrones" began with intricate storytelling, deep character development, and a richly detailed world, becoming a cultural phenomenon.
Weak Ending: The final season, especially the last few episodes, was criticized for rushed storylines, character arcs that felt unearned, and a conclusion that left many fans unsatisfied.
Rocket Surgeon 2 months ago
And most of the high reviews for the final 2 seasons were because we all assumed it was building up to something amazing.
#2
How I Met Your Mother (2005-2014)
Strong Start: This sitcom was beloved for its innovative storytelling, humor, and relatable characters, especially the chemistry between the main cast.
Weak Ending: The finale was widely panned for its abrupt character changes and for the way it seemingly undid years of character development in its final moments.
#3
The Witcher (2019-Present)
Strong Start: "The Witcher" captivated audiences with its high production values, complex characters, and Henry Cavill’s charismatic performance as Geralt of Rivia, quickly gaining a strong fanbase.
Weak Ending: The show has seen declining ratings and mixed reviews in its later seasons, with some fans feeling that it lost its narrative focus and failed to deliver on the promise of its early episodes.
To learn more about shows that started off on a high note and went downhill at the end, we got in touch with Thomas Barlow, creator of Episode Hive.
"Honestly, Game of Thrones is the big one that comes to mind, even though I never actually watched it myself," the CEO told Bored Panda. "The internet absolutely lost it over that finale - probably the biggest TV ending meltdown in my lifetime. It's actually the main reason I never got around to starting the show."
#4
True Blood (2008-2014)
Strong Start: The show was praised for its original take on vampire lore, blending horror with Southern gothic elements, and its exploration of social issues through supernatural allegories.
Weak Ending: The final season and especially the finale were criticized for abandoning many of the show’s earlier themes and for providing a rushed and unsatisfying conclusion.
Upstaged75 2 months ago
If the plot had stuck to the story in the books it would have been perfect. But after the first season they just made up lots of weird cr@p.
#5
Scrubs (2001-2010)
Strong Start: "Scrubs" was beloved for its unique blend of comedy, drama, and fantasy, and it was praised for its emotional depth and character development.
Weak Ending: The show originally ended on a high note, but the ninth season reboot, featuring a mostly new cast, was poorly received and seen as unnecessary.
#6
House Of Cards (2013-2018)
Strong Start: "House of Cards" was lauded for its sharp political drama, intense performances (especially by Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright), and dark, Machiavellian storytelling.
Weak Ending: The show’s final season, which had to be restructured following Kevin Spacey’s departure, was criticized for its disjointed plot and unsatisfying resolution, failing to match the intensity and intrigue of earlier seasons.
Francisco Scaramanga 2 months ago
They fired an actor who was a main character in a show, why the hell did they continue it?
On the other hand, we asked Tom about any shows that managed to stay strong from the pilot episode all the way to the finale.
"On the flip side, Breaking Bad is the poster child for a show that just kept getting better. That finale perfectly closed off the story," the creator shared. "Vince Gilligan is a master of pacing and storytelling."
#7
Lost (2004-2010)
Strong Start: "Lost" captivated audiences with its mysterious island setting, compelling characters, and complex narrative structure that combined science fiction with human drama.
Weak Ending: The finale was polarizing, with many fans feeling that it failed to adequately resolve the show’s many mysteries, leading to a sense of frustration and disappointment.
#8
Two And A Half Men (2003-2015)
Strong Start: The show was a massive hit in its early years, largely due to Charlie Sheen’s comedic timing and the chemistry between the cast.
Weak Ending: After Sheen’s departure, the show struggled to find its footing, and the finale, which mocked Sheen’s character, was seen as a spiteful and disappointing conclusion.
Kerry Fletcher 2 months ago
Saw this as a cbs test audience in Vegas. I was the only one who didn't laugh. I was asked why and I said it wasn't funny and they looked at me like I'm from mars.
#9
Supernatural (2005-2020)
Strong Start: "Supernatural" built a dedicated fanbase with its mix of horror, humor, and strong brotherly bond between the two leads.
Weak Ending: After 15 seasons, the finale was divisive, with some fans feeling it didn’t do justice to the show’s legacy or its beloved characters.
Dnd Panda (she/her) ️🇺🇦 2 months ago
I saw this list and immediately thought “oh Supernatural HAS to be on this” I didn’t read any of the others I just had to make sure it was
As far as why it's so difficult for writers to craft an excellent finale, Tom says, "I think it's just really tough to wrap up something people have loved for so long."
"Writing a strong finale for a TV show is challenging for several reasons: It's difficult to wrap up multiple storylines and character arcs in a way that satisfies all viewers," he explained.
#10
Dexter (2006-2013)
Strong Start: Dexter was praised for its unique premise, following a serial killer who only targets other criminals, and Michael C. Hall’s performance was widely lauded.
Weak Ending: The original series finale was criticized for being anticlimactic and leaving too many questions unanswered, disappointing fans who had invested in the character’s journey.
Darryl King 2 months ago
This one broke my heart. I have never been more in love with a show, and then... It still makes me both sad and angry.
#11
The Umbrella Academy (2019-Present)
Strong Start: "The Umbrella Academy" was praised for its quirky characters, inventive storyline, and unique take on the superhero genre, quickly becoming a fan favorite on Netflix.
Weak Ending: While still ongoing, recent seasons have received more mixed reviews, with some fans and critics noting a decline in narrative coherence and character development, raising concerns about how the series might conclude.
Rocket Surgeon 2 months ago
I thought season 4 was better than season 3. Seasons 1 and 2 were fantastic though. I agree with that :D
#12
Heroes (2006-2010)
Strong Start: The first season of "Heroes" was a massive hit, with its fresh take on superheroes in the real world and its serialized storytelling drawing in a large, dedicated fanbase.
Weak Ending: The series struggled after its first season, with declining quality and viewership, leading to a finale that felt like a whimper rather than the bang it started with.
Rocket Surgeon 2 months ago
I'm sorry I don't know what timeline you're from but Heroes was fantastic but sadly ended after 1 season. See also my thoughts on the Matrix. ;)
Tom also noted that "there's immense pressure to live up to fans' expectations, which have built up over years of investment in the show."
"Sometimes shows run for too long and lose their initial spark or vision, making it hard to conclude. Changes in writing staff over a show's lifespan can lead to inconsistencies or a departure from the original tone and direction," he added.
#13
The Walking Dead (2010-2022)
Strong Start: "The Walking Dead" was praised for its intense drama, strong characters, and its ability to mix horror with human emotion.
Weak Ending: As the show progressed, viewership declined due to repetitive storylines and character decisions. The final episodes received mixed reviews, with some fans feeling the ending didn’t live up to the show’s earlier seasons.
#14
American Horror Story (2011-Present)
Strong Start: Each season of "American Horror Story" introduced a fresh and intriguing concept, with the first few seasons, particularly "Murder House" and "Asylum," receiving widespread acclaim.
Weak Ending: While the anthology format allows for varied storytelling, some later seasons, such as "Roanoke" and "Apocalypse," were criticized for convoluted plots and lackluster conclusions, leaving some storylines unresolved.
Carl Roberts 2 months ago
Used to love this show. It's been garbage for the last several years. The loss of most of the original cast members is a big reason.
#15
13 Reasons Why (2017-2020)
Strong Start: The first season was praised for its bold and unflinching portrayal of sensitive topics like suicide and bullying.
Weak Ending: Later seasons were seen as unnecessary, and the show was criticized for its handling of certain issues, leading to a finale that many felt was drawn out and unsatisfying.
Dumb teenager 2 months ago
First season was brilliant, second season was less good but still worked, after that everything just went out the window and they turned it into a crime show. While the second season was definately good, they should have kept it at just the first season. When you kill off the main character before the first season even starts, you should know it's only gonna work for 1 season
#16
Glee (2009-2015)
Strong Start: "Glee" was celebrated for its energetic musical numbers, diverse cast, and its positive portrayal of LGBTQ+ characters.
Weak Ending: The later seasons struggled with inconsistent writing and character development, and the finale was seen as a lackluster end to a once-popular show.
liam newton-harding 2 months ago
It can be seen it the first couple of Seasons that they had the story, and went looking for songs that fitted the story…later Seasons they went looking for currently popular songs, and tried to write the stories around those.
DowntownStevieB 2 months ago
Glee was doomed to end from the start. I loved it in the beginning, but then realized it was going to end with graduations. Graduations means trying to pipe in a new cast.
#17
Westworld (2016-Present)
Strong Start: The first season of "Westworld" was praised for its complex narrative, philosophical themes, and high production values, quickly becoming a critical and popular hit.
Weak Ending: Subsequent seasons were seen as overly complicated and lacking the emotional depth of the first, leading to a decline in viewership and critical reception.
Rocket Surgeon 2 months ago (edited)
I loved season 1, and bailed after the 1st episode of season 2.
#18
The X-Files (1993-2018)
Strong Start: The early seasons of "The X-Files" were groundbreaking, blending horror, sci-fi, and procedural drama in a way that captivated audiences.
Weak Ending: The original series finale, and later the revival’s finale, were criticized for leaving many questions unanswered and not providing a satisfying closure to the overarching mythology.
#19
The 100 (2014-2020)
Strong Start: "The 100" was initially praised for its dark and gritty take on post-apocalyptic survival, with morally complex characters and unpredictable plot twists.
Weak Ending: The final season was criticized for inconsistent character arcs and a confusing, unsatisfying finale that didn’t live up to the show’s earlier promise.
Charlotte A. 2 months ago
I can't recall how far along I was when I stopped watching. I just got tired of everyone making the obviously worst decisions in every situation and never listening to each other or cooperating or holding up their end of bargains etc. Over and over, the characters didn't seem to learn or develop at all, to me.
#20
Pretty Little Liars (2010-2017)
Strong Start: The show drew in a large, devoted fanbase with its intriguing mystery, relatable characters, and constant twists and turns.
Weak Ending: As the series progressed, the plot became increasingly convoluted, and the final reveal of the main antagonist was widely panned by fans, leaving many unsatisfied.
Huddo's sister 2 months ago
The books were better, but even they just became convoluted and repetitive.
#21
Killing Eve (2018-2022)
Strong Start: "Killing Eve" was initially praised for its fresh take on the spy thriller genre, with strong performances by Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer, and a compelling cat-and-mouse dynamic.
Weak Ending: The later seasons were criticized for declining quality and inconsistent writing, and the series finale was seen as a disappointing end to a show that had started with so much promise.
#22
Once Upon A Time (2011-2018)
Strong Start: "Once Upon a Time" was initially praised for its imaginative blending of classic fairy tales with modern-day storytelling, captivating audiences with its unique premise.
Weak Ending: The later seasons suffered from repetitive plotlines and declining viewership. The finale was criticized for being rushed and failing to provide a satisfying conclusion to the complex narrative.
Rocket Surgeon 2 months ago
As soon as it became "Frozen 2" (or I guess 3, now) I saw the end coming. I think I watched the first episode of season 3 to make sure I was right before bailing on this once-fascinating show.
#23
Riverdale (2017-Present)
Strong Start: "Riverdale" attracted a large audience with its dark, edgy reimagining of the Archie Comics characters, combining teen drama with murder mystery.
Weak Ending: As the series progressed, it became known for increasingly bizarre and outlandish plot twists, with many fans feeling that the show lost its way, especially in its later seasons.
#24
Weeds (2005-2012)
Strong Start: "Weeds" was initially celebrated for its sharp writing and the way it tackled suburban life and the drug trade with dark humor and wit.
Weak Ending: The later seasons were seen as repetitive, and the finale was criticized for not giving a fitting conclusion to the characters’ stories.
NetworkMan 2 months ago
Vince Gilligan, the creator of Breaking Bad, once said in an interview, that he had never heard of this show before writing Breaking Bad, and if he had known of such a show existing, he never would have written it. If this were more popular, we wouldn't have Breaking Bad.
#25
House (2004-2012)
Strong Start: "House" was praised for Hugh Laurie’s brilliant performance as the misanthropic Dr. Gregory House and its unique take on the medical drama genre.
Weak Ending: The final seasons were seen as repetitive, and the series finale was criticized for its sudden shift in tone and the ambiguous fate of the main character.
Tucker Cahooter 2 months ago
Well I haven't seen the show, but according to that chart the season finale rated 9.3. Not too shabby
#26
Under The Dome (2013-2015)
Strong Start: Based on Stephen King’s novel, "Under the Dome" began with strong ratings and intrigue, with a mysterious premise about a small town suddenly cut off from the rest of the world by a giant, transparent dome.
Weak Ending: The show quickly lost its way, with increasingly absurd plot twists and inconsistent character development. The finale was widely criticized for being a chaotic and unsatisfying conclusion to a show that started with so much potential.
#27
Gossip Girl (2007-2012)
Strong Start: The show quickly became a hit for its glamorous portrayal of Manhattan’s elite, with a mix of drama, romance, and mystery.
Weak Ending: The series finale, especially the reveal of Gossip Girl’s identity, was criticized for being nonsensical and out of character, disappointing many longtime fans.
#28
Shameless (US) (2011-2021)
Strong Start: "Shameless" was initially praised for its raw, unflinching portrayal of a dysfunctional family in Chicago, with a strong balance of drama and dark comedy.
Weak Ending: The final season was criticized for losing its edge, and the series finale left many feeling that it didn’t provide a satisfying conclusion to the characters’ stories.
#29
Falling Skies (2011-2015)
Strong Start: This sci-fi series started strong with a unique premise involving a post-apocalyptic alien invasion and received praise for its action and character development.
Weak Ending: The final season and series finale were criticized for being rushed and failing to live up to the potential of the show’s earlier seasons, leaving many storylines unresolved.
Charlotte A. 2 months ago
Doesn't really look like a good start to me. But that said I enjoyed the episodes I did see of this show (it just wasn't on at a time when I could watch it or I kept missing it or something.... Can't recall, but I never did manage to follow it very well)
#30
The Vampire Diaries (2009-2017)
Strong Start: "The Vampire Diaries" quickly became a hit with its compelling mix of supernatural drama, romance, and suspense, particularly in its early seasons.
Weak Ending: The final season was criticized for inconsistent writing and character development, and the finale, though emotional for fans, was seen as underwhelming and somewhat predictable.
#31
Suits (2011-2019)
Strong Start: "Suits" was well-received for its sharp writing, charismatic characters, and the engaging dynamic between the two leads, quickly becoming a fan favorite.
Weak Ending: As the series progressed, the departure of key characters and repetitive storylines led to a decline in quality. The finale, while wrapping up the main arcs, was seen by some as lacking the excitement of earlier seasons.
#32
The O.C. (2003-2007)
Strong Start: "The O.C." became a cultural phenomenon with its mix of teen drama, humor, and memorable characters, quickly gaining a dedicated fanbase.
Weak Ending: The show’s later seasons saw a decline in quality, and the finale was considered by many to be underwhelming compared to its strong start.
#33
True Detective (2014-Present)
Strong Start: The first season of "True Detective" was hailed as a masterpiece, with strong performances by Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, and a gripping, atmospheric narrative.
Weak Ending: While the first season itself had a polarizing finale, subsequent seasons failed to capture the magic of the first, leading to a decline in viewership and critical reception.
#34
The Man In The High Castle (2015-2019)
Strong Start: This alternate history drama was praised for its intriguing premise, high production values, and strong performances, particularly in its first two seasons.
Weak Ending: The final season was criticized for its rushed pacing and for not fully exploring the complex themes the series had set up, resulting in a finale that disappointed many fans.
#35
Big Little Lies (2017-2019)
Strong Start: The first season was highly acclaimed for its strong performances, particularly by Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and Laura Dern, and its gripping, suspenseful plot.
Weak Ending: The second season, while still well-acted, was seen as unnecessary, and the finale left some viewers feeling that it didn’t live up to the high standard set by the first season.
#36
Battlestar Galactica (2004-2009)
Strong Start: The reimagined "Battlestar Galactica" was praised for its mature, complex themes and its gritty, realistic take on science fiction.
Weak Ending: The finale was controversial due to its religious overtones and perceived lack of resolution for many of the show’s key mysteries, leaving fans divided.
Carl Roberts 2 months ago
What? The numbers clearly show that the finale is one the show's highest rated episodes.
Did we miss anything? Please add it in the comments!
Tucker Cahooter 2 months ago
Quite a few season finales get lambasted but the scores are 9.0 upwards
Sand Ers 2 months ago
And those scores are given by the few who stuck round to the bitter end.
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Andi 2 months ago
Star Trek - Enterprize - shamefully rushed! stupid ending trying to be too clever - just tell the story and do the actors and crew who put the effort in justice. [ i think I have found my hill on which to die and i never thought it would be this!] Also HIMYM AAAGGGHHH!!!
Reirei 2 months ago
Oh I loved Enterprise and then that ending was like a kick in the teeth!
Load More Replies... Charlotte A. 2 months ago
A lot of series should never be more than one or a few seasons to play out a story, but if they do well the producers keep going and going and going even if there's nothing left to truly add.
Miki 2 months ago
This is what i am afraid of for Ted Lasso. Currently it's a pure perfection, but they want to make more ;(((
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Anna Drever 2 months ago
To be honest we never really finished the last season. Got about halfway and gave up.
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monkeyqueen992 2 months ago
How is Lucifer not on this list? And while I love both shows the last seasons of both Grimm and Psych were on the weak side compared to how they started.
lunitavet 2 months ago (edited)
Jane the Virgin-, season 1-3 were great but the last ones 4&5 felt so forced, not even novela-style drama but really invented drama. I skipped some episodes of the last season and even a part of the last episode ,just to get to the ending because I was already so invested,but unfortunately so boring, def could have been done better.
ILoveMySon 2 months ago
I was surprised "The Sopranos" was not listed. The last episode was certainly not what many expected.
Bonesko 2 months ago
I'm surprised it's not on the list also, but personally I liked the ending. Tony wasn't an evolving character. He wanted to be, we wanted him to be, but he couldn't or wouldn't. What happened to him didn't matter.
Load More Replies... tracy black 2 months ago
the renewed dallas it was great but fell apart once larry hagman passed away
Adam Benson 2 months ago
I'm surprised you didn't include the Sopranos, or is that too obvious?
Sophia Athene 2 months ago (edited)
I want to select more options in the poll because I hated three of them. At least I read episode recaps for Game of Thrones just to see how it ended. I watched How I Met Your Mother final season about 3/4 in and got behind due to life. Heard the uproar and never finished it. I just couldn't. I know what happened but just couldn't finish it. Let's not talk about Lost. Lost destroyed how I watch TV and not in a good way. Also almost destroyed the laptop I was watching it on when I slammed it shut and threw it. Luckily I was on the bed.
Rick Seiden 2 months ago
The most disappointing end to a series for me was Firefly. I mean, it just ended, and there's no chance of it ever coming back.
LokisLilButterknife 2 months ago
Firefly was unfortunately cancelled. There was a movie to try to tie up some loose ends.
Load More Replies... kcco 2 months ago
I've never seen a single episode of anything on this list except House. Long after initial airing, I binge streamed it and found all seasons to be quite good I don't think it belongs here. I was increasingly disappointed with each passing season of This is Us, and the finale was horrible.
Janissary35680 2 months ago
Disenchantment. It was as if Groening just lost interest in it towards the end.
Nerd Groupie 2 months ago
Sons of Anarchy. I don't remember any other devolving in such spectacular fashion. Became repetitive shock value massacres and cartoonish villians. I'll never hate watch a show again.
Nerd Groupie 2 months ago
VERONICA MARS. First, canceled unceremoniously after a somewhat questionable third season. Then had the most successful kickstarter ever for the movie. But we Marshmallows wanted more. So Rob Thomas gave us a fourth season... but he had to find a way to hurt us so bad, we'd never ask for more again. I'll never forgive the ruining of my favorite show.
FloralDangerNoodle 2 months ago
Grey's Anatomy should be on this list. I gave up somewhere around Season 9, it got so boring and repetitive.
Tyranamar Seuss 2 months ago
I had to stop watching when they started getting medical facts wrong. It was messing up my actual knowledge. I was getting real life medicine and Grey's anatomy medicine confused.
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Arlene Harris 2 months ago
CSI should have been on this list. Loved this show from the get-go. Then Grissom left, and it actually got even more interesting. But the last few seasons, wow, and that last episode made me want to throw everything in the brain dumpster. At least I'll always have CSI NY and Miami. (and CSI Cyber does not exist and you can't make me believe otherwise)
Tucker Cahooter 2 months ago
Quite a few season finales get lambasted but the scores are 9.0 upwards
Sand Ers 2 months ago
And those scores are given by the few who stuck round to the bitter end.
Load More Replies... Andi 2 months ago
Star Trek - Enterprize - shamefully rushed! stupid ending trying to be too clever - just tell the story and do the actors and crew who put the effort in justice. [ i think I have found my hill on which to die and i never thought it would be this!] Also HIMYM AAAGGGHHH!!!
Reirei 2 months ago
Oh I loved Enterprise and then that ending was like a kick in the teeth!
Load More Replies... Charlotte A. 2 months ago
A lot of series should never be more than one or a few seasons to play out a story, but if they do well the producers keep going and going and going even if there's nothing left to truly add.
Miki 2 months ago
This is what i am afraid of for Ted Lasso. Currently it's a pure perfection, but they want to make more ;(((
Load More Replies... Anna Drever 2 months ago
To be honest we never really finished the last season. Got about halfway and gave up.
Load More Replies... monkeyqueen992 2 months ago
How is Lucifer not on this list? And while I love both shows the last seasons of both Grimm and Psych were on the weak side compared to how they started.
lunitavet 2 months ago (edited)
Jane the Virgin-, season 1-3 were great but the last ones 4&5 felt so forced, not even novela-style drama but really invented drama. I skipped some episodes of the last season and even a part of the last episode ,just to get to the ending because I was already so invested,but unfortunately so boring, def could have been done better.
ILoveMySon 2 months ago
I was surprised "The Sopranos" was not listed. The last episode was certainly not what many expected.
Bonesko 2 months ago
I'm surprised it's not on the list also, but personally I liked the ending. Tony wasn't an evolving character. He wanted to be, we wanted him to be, but he couldn't or wouldn't. What happened to him didn't matter.
Load More Replies... tracy black 2 months ago
the renewed dallas it was great but fell apart once larry hagman passed away
Adam Benson 2 months ago
I'm surprised you didn't include the Sopranos, or is that too obvious?
Sophia Athene 2 months ago (edited)
I want to select more options in the poll because I hated three of them. At least I read episode recaps for Game of Thrones just to see how it ended. I watched How I Met Your Mother final season about 3/4 in and got behind due to life. Heard the uproar and never finished it. I just couldn't. I know what happened but just couldn't finish it. Let's not talk about Lost. Lost destroyed how I watch TV and not in a good way. Also almost destroyed the laptop I was watching it on when I slammed it shut and threw it. Luckily I was on the bed.
Rick Seiden 2 months ago
The most disappointing end to a series for me was Firefly. I mean, it just ended, and there's no chance of it ever coming back.
LokisLilButterknife 2 months ago
Firefly was unfortunately cancelled. There was a movie to try to tie up some loose ends.
Load More Replies... kcco 2 months ago
I've never seen a single episode of anything on this list except House. Long after initial airing, I binge streamed it and found all seasons to be quite good I don't think it belongs here. I was increasingly disappointed with each passing season of This is Us, and the finale was horrible.
Janissary35680 2 months ago
Disenchantment. It was as if Groening just lost interest in it towards the end.
Nerd Groupie 2 months ago
Sons of Anarchy. I don't remember any other devolving in such spectacular fashion. Became repetitive shock value massacres and cartoonish villians. I'll never hate watch a show again.
Nerd Groupie 2 months ago
VERONICA MARS. First, canceled unceremoniously after a somewhat questionable third season. Then had the most successful kickstarter ever for the movie. But we Marshmallows wanted more. So Rob Thomas gave us a fourth season... but he had to find a way to hurt us so bad, we'd never ask for more again. I'll never forgive the ruining of my favorite show.
FloralDangerNoodle 2 months ago
Grey's Anatomy should be on this list. I gave up somewhere around Season 9, it got so boring and repetitive.
Tyranamar Seuss 2 months ago
I had to stop watching when they started getting medical facts wrong. It was messing up my actual knowledge. I was getting real life medicine and Grey's anatomy medicine confused.
Load More Replies... Arlene Harris 2 months ago
CSI should have been on this list. Loved this show from the get-go. Then Grissom left, and it actually got even more interesting. But the last few seasons, wow, and that last episode made me want to throw everything in the brain dumpster. At least I'll always have CSI NY and Miami. (and CSI Cyber does not exist and you can't make me believe otherwise)
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