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Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver I was enamored with it for the first 5 seasons. 6 only reinforced my love but I remember some cracks starting to show.

7 went downhill super fast and I refused to sully my memories with 8.

Final score:

147points

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iseefractals 2 years ago

I always find this equally funny, depressing and annoying. GRR martin gave the show runners a roadmap for how the book series was going to end up. This was it. So many people are upset over the fact that the "mother of dragons" who somehow became a feminist icon, despite the many, constant hints over the fact that like the rest of her family, was INSANE. Her ending was obvious. From the point where her brother was given the golden crown and she basically shrugged. The last seasons had their flaws, but people are just pissed that they invested so much into the dragon queen without really paying attention to the very loud subtext

28points

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Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Grey's Anatomy 100%. The show was great, but I just can't keep up with all the twists and turns and freaky accidents anymore. It's also a lot less funny. It should have ended seasons ago.

Final score:

127points

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Cathy Hurd 2 years ago

Some shows just don't know when to quit.

51points

Mayra 2 years ago

Apparently Meredith Grey is a cat, as she has died many of times on this show!

9points

Lynn Dougherty Quin 2 years ago

It's gotten way too political. I loved the original group of interns. I hung on until Alex left but after his exit I was pretty much done. The final straw was killing off DeLuca. Plus so sick of Owen's inability to just do the right thing as far as his personal relationships. Also got sick of the Teddy-Koracick-Owen triangle. Koracick deserved better.

6points

Freloise_Raven 2 years ago

OMG YES

2points

Andrew Keane 2 years ago

This needs to be higher. Medical series with characters killed off in freak accidents is the biggest cliche. They pull that c**p far too often and it’s lazy writing.

5points

Lu 2 years ago

Like Scrubs, brilliant until the end. Then it ended again, badly.

5points

flutterbyy 2 years ago

Is it still on air?

5points

Doggo 2 years ago

Yes

2points

humdrum 2 years ago

I've been fascinated by Ellen Pompeo's face for 17 years now. If they keep casting gorgeous people, I'll watch.

4points

Iep 2 years ago

I miss Cristina..

3points

Jim Ernst 2 years ago

I stopped watching when everybody had slept with everybody a decade ago.

2points

iseefractals 2 years ago

I watch a lot of TV. I always have something playing in the back round when i'm working, so i go through a lot of series. My mother loved this show, and i resisted giving it a chance until after it had already been on 5 or 6 seasons. The core group of originals was great, they had great chemistry, the story lines were engaging, even when ridiculous. But....then originals started leaving, stories got dumber, and the other :::gag::: shondaland shows seemed to be taking priority, and eventually they all started to become a means of delivering that big condescending, entitled, selfish and grating speech that just makes you want to kick the character in the face. Add to that the fact that at the start of the show, "Meredith" was played by a 34 year old actress, playing a 22 year old character. 18 years later, she's 52 playing 40 and continuing to behave like she's 22 in her personal life while being the greatest most best doctor in the land just like her mother. 8 years past defense.

2points

Rissy cake 2 years ago

I don't know when I stopped, but I feel like they were recycling plots and it just became boring 😭

1point

Ni Na 2 years ago

I stopped watching when Sandra Oh left, and I'm surprised it's still running.

1point

Michael Sanders 2 years ago

When you are trying to produce a show for almost 20 years now you start throwing shiit up against the wall to see what sticks. And many times they don’t even stick. Soap Operas are obviously campy and melodramatic, but when you get to the point that suddenly some character is an alien you gotta you’ve gone on for too long.

1point

Linda HS 2 years ago

I used to love this show! I mean…love it! Now I can't even tolerate it! It should have ended long time ago…It is sad!

1point

O.M.Miki 2 years ago

This show has really beaten dead horses with the same music and irritating life " lessons". I cringe every time the show is on.

0points

MoJo1979 2 years ago

Yeah, the last few seasons have been so forgettable. I stopped watching midway through the latest season.

0points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

killing off Derrick was the last straw for me.

0points

Freloise_Raven 2 years ago

I do think that they might have gone on for too long. I mean how many things can happen to one doctor lol. I still love this show tho. Sorry!

0points

Vicki Doggurl 2 years ago

Agreed. I just tried to watch season 17…. Not 15 minutes in, I remembered why I don’t even care about it anymore. Used to be one of my favorites.

0points

Castles 2 years ago

Agree, I watched this from day one (straight after Charmed ended) and never missed an episode but after all the sisters especially Maggie I just completely got bored and stopped watching

0points

Carolyn Stokes 2 years ago

It is just starting to get better last season was roll your eyes into the back of your head c**p

0points

Seadimo Monnapula 2 years ago

I agree. Havent watched passed a lot of the new characters. They are trying to replicate some of the good things we felt about the original characters but it is becoming disingenous. They should quit and leave it at a high

0points

Marilyn Russell 2 years ago

Never watched it - doesn’t appeal.

0points

maswartz 2 years ago

Every time I see that trending my first thought is always "That's still going?"

0points

Foxxy (The Original) 2 years ago

I agree. I used to watch every week until most of the original cast left.

0points

RK Barbo 2 years ago

I got bored around season 5.

0points

bog--wizard , Disney–ABC Domestic Television Report

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver bog--wizard said:
Once Upon a Time. The first 3 seasons were good! And then after that they just kept getting worse.

RittleMeThis27 replied:
I watched about that much til it got boring and too weird. I enjoyed them giving Disney characters a twist separate from their movie counterparts. Then something about seeing Elsa basically cosplaying the animated movie made me stop. It was more fun when they left us guessing who the new person was and not throwing it in our faces like that.

Final score:

105points

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Willa L 2 years ago (edited)

Yes, it was good then got bad. I also thought the lgbtq+ relationships were forced, not that im against them they just didnt seem natural at all

18points

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Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver season8branisusless said:
Firefly. Second season is literally unwatchable.

Shawn_1512 replied:
Me and Abed have an agreement. If one of us dies, we stage it to look like a suicide caused by the unjust cancellation of Firefly.

Final score:

98points

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Brobro McDuderson 2 years ago

Most criminal cancellation in history! Browncoat forever!

75points

Ganglebot , NBCUniversal Television Distribution Report

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Season 1 was great and fresh. Season 2 didn't know what to do with itself and just started giving everyone super powers.

By Season 3, characters were just changing motivations at the drop of a hat and it was just a huge mess of bad writing.

Final score:

92points

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mulk 2 years ago

The show was fully hit by screenwriter strike during 3rd season...

18points

Pm_Me_All_The_Feet , Warner Bros. Television Distribution Report

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Pm_Me_All_The_Feet said:
Westworld, on HBO. Season 1 was amazing! By episode 3 of season 2 I was done. Damn shame...

ejpierle replied
This. Season 1 was a damn near perfect 1 season story. If they had had any balls at all, they would've stopped there and gone down in history as one of the best single seasons of all time. But some assholes at HBO backed the money truck up, and we all know how that ended...

Final score:

91points

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AndThenICommented 2 years ago

I’ve stuck with it, but yes totally agree! Season 1 was intriguing, mind bending and quite beautiful. Subsequent seasons just don’t have the magic…don’t have Sir Anthony Hopkins either coincidence?

10points

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Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Not the worst offender, but That 70's Show tanked pretty hard once Eric left. He was sorely needed to make the chemistry of the group work.

Final score:

86points

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Bec 2 years ago

Much like Friends they had covered every possible dating combo. Still has it's funny moments in the later seasons though.

18points

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Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Spider-Gwen_ said:
The 100.

agawl81 replied:
You are onecrew or you are an enemy of oncrew - choose.

It has some really quotable stuff, but my god, the endless self sabotage by the main character just gets so old.

Final score:

83points

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Phil Amylon 2 years ago

Great show that lasted exactly 5 seasons. Rumors of a 6th or 7th season are lies.

15points

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#10

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver When the fairies entered the picture, I exited.

Final score:

81points

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Redpen88 2 years ago

When the side characters are more interesting than the main plot, you know there's a problem.

24points

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#11

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver fefvrisketa said:
Misfits, unfortunately.

doctor_x replied:
"Let's replace the entire cast with less interesting characters and have them never use their abilities. Lunch?"

Final score:

77points

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Kay Phillips 2 years ago

First two seasons are a masterpiece tho

44points

HoraceSense , Sony Pictures Television Report

#12

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver HoraceSense said:
House of Cards.

usernameunavaliable replied:
The first two seasons were amazing. After that it started to get progressively worse.

IMO, it should have been 2 seasons of him reaching the presidency, and then 2 seasons of everything going downhill.

4 seasons total, 1 for each suit of cards. 2 for building the house of cards, 2 for making it fall apart.

Final score:

76points

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Norm Gilmore 2 years ago

Try the UK original. 3 seasons. 4 episodes per. House of Cards. To Play the King. The Final Cut. Ian Richardson's Francis Urquhart.... Superb.

26points

#13

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver nolaonmymind said:
I tried to rewatch it recently, remembered the last season, and just didn't want to.

Techerous replied:
What's especially frustrating is if they had ended the show after 4 seasons like the creators wanted to the ending everyone hated actually would have made sense because they wouldn't have proven 4-5 times that Robin and Ted don't work together.

nolaonmymind , 20th Television Report

Final score:

72points

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flutterbyy 2 years ago

The ending was such a slap in the face after the balloon scene.

26points

mbdallas95 , Disney–ABC Domestic Television Report

#14

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver How to Get Away with Murder. The first season had some intrigue and plot... and then they just start murdering people left and right after that.

Final score:

70points

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Deborah Harris 2 years ago

Nope, I loved this series :)

8points

monoloco-plus , Warner Bros. Television Distribution Report

#15

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver monoloco-plus said:
Riverdale.

VeryDPP replied:
I'm not convinced the guy who writes Riverdale has ever spoken to a real teenager.

I stick this one out purely for the hilarity of it. Archie and the gang have super powers now and are fighting an evil wizard (I am not making that up).

Final score:

70points

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Mayra 2 years ago

You know it’s bad when the cast is excited it’s finally ending 😂

36points

MiZe97 , Warner Bros. Television Distribution Report

#16

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver MiZe97 said:
It's what happens when you try to make so many seasons for a show meant for only a few.

Stewba replied:
Arrows first season is dope when he is murdering everyone. I wish he never discovered the power of friendship.

Final score:

69points

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Bored Dev 2 years ago

First season of Arrow hit the Bullseye. But it started going downhill slowly but steadily from Season two onwards.

12points

DiegoDynomite , Warner Bros. Television Distribution Report

#17

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver DiegoDynomite said:
The Flash on CW.

Somerandom1922 replied:
Flash and Arrow both got screwed by Netflix DareDevil showing how good it could be imo.

I was into both Arrow and Flash, then Daredevil came out and I just kept noticing inconsistencies and budget issues.

But I will say Grant Gustin does make a good Barry Allen.

Final score:

62points

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Bored Dev 2 years ago

Grant Gustin should be the Silver screen Barry/Flash as well.

23points

#18

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver whiteoff44 said:
Vikings … I’m shocked no one mentioned it yet.

w1987g replied:
I haven't watched anything past Ragnar. I love me Lagertha with all my heart, but I could see the writing on the wall knowing that boneless was going to go full psycho.

Also, I'm still pissed Siggy died like she did. ASLAUG CAN ROT IN HEL!

whiteoff44 , MGM Television Report

Final score:

62points

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Maureen Matthew 2 years ago

As soon as Ragnar will killed off, I turned off. His sons (except Bjorn) were nut cases

13points

#19

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver At first it was a fresh setting for a procedural with likeable, developed characters. But then Brennan got Flanderized hard starting around S4 and it was never the same.

monoDK13 , 20th Television Report

Final score:

59points

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Stacy Smith 2 years ago

I was crushed when they killed Sweets off. Actually felt sorry for Daisy's character

57points

TheReal_KindStranger , Sony Pictures Television Report

#20

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver So many loopholes and a never ending plot. I mean, the female hero (forgot her name) was wanted and had her pictures broadcast nationwide live, but a couple of weeks after she can do undercover work.

Final score:

54points

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Deborah Harris 2 years ago

I think you just randomly selected some long running series that you have never even seen. The Loopholes are the whole reason behind this programme, wondering who Raymond Reddington really is and his relation to Elizabeth ( the name you forgot) Keen. If you had seen the series you would know why she was exonerated

17points

Sherlockssocks , Disney–ABC Domestic Television Report

#21

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver By the end of filming the two main leads hated each other… and you can tell! They had to come up with whacky storyline’s to keep them apart.

Final score:

53points

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Chich 2 years ago

Still re-watch the early seasons but that last bit, one of the worst endings there is. Like the whole cast was just itching to get the hell out.

16points

#22

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver The first seasons are so good and then it basically turns into "what weird monster can we come up with in between killing off and resurrecting the Winchester boys and all their friends/family?"

Like I tapped out with the episode involving Tinkerbelle. I did watch the series finale and it sure was a finale.

beepborpimajorp , vagueonthehow Report

Final score:

53points

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Boredpandahatesme 2 years ago (edited)

I feel the opposite; slow starter then it gets "Awesome".

31points

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#23

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver ClockNo4364 said:
I actually think that Glee was like a fun guilty pleasure show when it first came out.

Then after like 4-6 episodes there was a writers' strike and when it finally came back it just got worse and worse until it was unwatchable.

cdenton041793 replied:
The first couple seasons were really campy and fun, and I loved that. But eventually it felt like they got to a place where they were taking themselves way too seriously, and it just wasn't working anymore. I have not watched the last season, I got like halfway through the first episode and noped out. The season or 2 before that wasn't very good either, but I really tried, because I had loved it for so long.

ClockNo4364 , 20th Television Report

Final score:

53points

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tmw 2 years ago

well, and the singing changed, the songs were over produced and not the same as first season. and now... half of the cast is dead. very sad

14points

Medicivich , CBS Television Distribution Report

#24

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Once Fonzie jumped the shark, while water skiing and wearing his jacket, the show just got progressively worse.

PS, I know.

Final score:

48points

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Wanda Queen 2 years ago

Anyone else here old enough to remember Richie's older brother?

43points

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#25

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver toolfanatic said:
Breaking Bad. It was great for the first several full rewatches, unwatchable after I lost my phone and my computer and TV broke.

SassySSS replied:
Hahaha you got me. I was fully ready to be like WHAT Breaking bad is the antithesis of a show that goes off the rails. Just so happen to be deep into a rewatch now after several years and I literally can’t stop saying how more shows need to be like this, the story is so tight and focused. No sprawling casts of new characters or Flanderization of existing characters. The storytelling is so well done, just remarkable television.

Final score:

46points

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Deborah Harris 2 years ago

I loved the whole lot of it

44points

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#26

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver 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.

UgliestDisability , NBCUniversal Television Distribution Report

Final score:

43points

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Mayra 2 years ago

Dwight’s shoulders were massively stronger after carrying that show the last two seasons

23points

#27

Doctor Who is getting to be that way. And I know, there's all the hate for the Chibnall era on Doctor Who, and some of that's valid--but that's not what I'm getting at. It's just not much fun anymore. When it starts feeling like a chore to watch it, it's probably time to let it go. And I have to say, this bothers me...Doctor Who was a huge part of my childhood and really my whole life, ever since the mid-80s. It sucks to have it feel this way now.

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Final score:

42points

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Chich 2 years ago

We were huge fans up until Capaldi and interest just waned. I've never seen the newer Dr. Too bad really

19points

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#28

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver It was really cool. Then later on... Jesus Christ, the protagonist is a Mary Sue, everyone always listens to her, you can always guarantee none of her friends will die and you can always feel like the trouble she gets herself and her friends into aren't threatening. What a waste

For some reason people think I'm talking about the sitcom. Why? I'm talking about the god awful Netflix adaption. The first season was insanely fun. Everything after just felt like the most below bare minimum awful writing I have ever seen in any show.

FleshOrb , Netflix Streaming Services Warner Bros. Report

Final score:

41points

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Trisha Howson 2 years ago

It was actually pretty good to me then something happened and I got tried of watching it because I thought it was gonna end stupid

14points

HairoftheDog89 , Paramount Media Networks Report

#29

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Was a fun watch at the start, but it just devolved into fake, staged tripe. Not sure it was ever real tbf, but at least at the start it was somewhat believable.

Final score:

38points

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BadCat 2 years ago

The original documentary movie is super cringy to watch.

9points

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#30

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver I hope this isn't too unpopular, but the last 2 seasons of Arrested Development were absolutely painful to sit through. The story just got unnecessarily convoluted and was just boring.

Final score:

36points

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PurpleDoople 2 years ago

Agreed.

6points

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#31

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver 0rbitaI said:
Dexter was great but peaked at the end of season 4. Could not stand the last two seasons

VariationLimp replied:
I wish that the last season had gone like this:

Deborah kills Laguarta and helps Dexter cover it up. Angel finds Laguerta's notes and continues the investigation into the Bay Harbor Butcher in secret, with Dexter eventually being found out. He plans on running, and when he goes to see Deborah one last time, he discovers that she killed herself out of guilt. Dexter then fakes his own death to escape and he lives with the guilt, explaining why Deborah is his dark passenger in New Blood.

0rbitaI , CBS Television Distribution Report

Final score:

21points

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Java Addict 2 years ago

When the incest fantasies started is when I noped out

13points

#32

Tdawwg78 said:
I watched all the way through because Jodie Comer is brilliant in it but holy s**t the last season was so hard to get through!

girlloss replied:
Oh my father was devastated by the Killing Eve finale lmao I've never had a more in depth discussion of the bury your gays trope with a senior citizen than I did in the immediate aftermath of that finale.

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Final score:

16points

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alix 2 years ago

such an amazing show with SUCH a shitty ending. they could have done so much more with Sandra and Jodie together.

10points

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#33

CaoCaramelo said:
I was addicted to this show but it could have ended in season 2.

RandomUsername600 replied:
It became obvious the writers had no plan, had written themselves into a corner, and they started contradicting their own canon.

CaoCaramelo Report

Final score:

16points

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#34

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver It started out very much like a modern day West Wing.

But a key plot arc involved one of the key characters deliberately withholding his HIV status from his boyfriend. That's bad enough, but the show went on to vilify the boyfriend for being justifiably angry.

Because f**k consent, am I right?

If you really want your blood to boil, the showrunners had the boyfriend apologize to the key character ***for getting angry about being exposed to HIV without his knowledge or consent*** and we all learned a valuable lesson in ~eRaSiNg ThE sTiGmA~.

CatOfTheDecade , Netflix Report

Final score:

15points

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Jane Cortez 2 years ago

It was a goodish show for a minute, first few episodes, then pithy, hokey cardboard characters. The scenes between the President and his wife with sparkly sappy music, blech. Never liked Keifer as an actor, icky icky weird, pompous vibes. Never liked his father either.

1point

yuriydee , NBCUniversal Television Distribution Report

#35

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver Loved the premise and first couple of seasons, but later it turned into just stupid drama between the characters and less about actual law.

Final score:

14points

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Maureen Matthew 2 years ago

Markle should have left much earlier

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#36

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver JollieOllieMan said:
Haven’t even finished the season Fiona leaves and I’ve heard it only gets worse.

disisathrowaway replied:
Holy [cow], yes.

While I get that it's supposed to show the cycle of poverty and how hard it is to get out of it, as the seasons went on the characters all became pretty [effin'] unhinged. The writers must've sat down and just decided that every character was going to make the worst decision every single time.

JollieOllieMan , Warner Bros. Television Distribution CBS Television Distribution Report

Final score:

14points

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Deborah Harris 2 years ago

You should watch the original British Version it's a million times better or worse how ever you look at the crazy storylines lol

10points

TenaciousDzNuts , 20th Television Report

#37

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver TenaciousDzNuts said:
Probably Prison Break, after the first season it became immediately dull.

Yoshi3163 replied:
Yeah. After the 3rd season it was too much to watch. I didn’t even bother finishing it. Season 1-3. Both the brothers cant even hold a gun. They cherish life too much that they’re afraid to take one. Season 4. Suddenly they’re john wicking all around panama.

Final score:

13points

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Cathy Hurd 2 years ago

I loved Prison Break, for a time. But then they just kept rehashing the same plot line over and over. If you've seen the first 2 seasons you've seen the entire series.

4points

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#38

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver I have two candidates, hands-down:

1) The Newsroom

First Season was absolutely stellar, exposed all kinds of problems with modern American news programs, and ended its first season on a high note with the promise of much more drama. How the second season managed to both fail so spectacularly and then unravel into a rushed ending remains one of the greatest disappointments even years later.

2) American Gods

The first season was *perfect.* The acting was better than anyone could have guessed, the script was beautiful, and the first season ended right on track to promise a second season with everything that made the first season great. Unfortunately, *somebody* involved in the project disagreed with where it was going, got rid of the showrunners, and many actors followed them out. It never recovered. Moral of the story: don't fix what isn't broken.

I can't stress these two entries emphatically enough.

Final score:

13points

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Happy Katie 2 years ago

American Gods is fantastic book. And that´s all.

10points

College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

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#39

Falling Skies had cool things every season, but they were definitely running out of quality ideas or writers by Season 4. That finale was a joke also.

I HATED the love triangles.

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10points

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Ganta S 2 years ago

I really liked the fact that first episode just threw you straight into the action with the alien invasion already ongoing, most of the shows of this kind have kinda slow start, introducing characters and the back story. This was different and caught my interest straight away. I enjoyed it throughout, but I guess they could fit it in 4 seasons.

4points

#40

shak_attacks said:
For one, Pikachu probably would be max LVL (LVL100) at the end of the first season, so why does he still lose battles?

Similar_Vermicelli63 replied
Because Ash has the skill of schoolboy Joey and his Ratata. He’s all about making friends and loving his Pokémon. If the series was about him meticulously inbreeding and hardcore regime EV training; his Pikachu might not get destroyed every other episode. Gary understands the meta.

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7points

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Redpen88 2 years ago

I still follow the fan theory that the whole show is just Ash's dream: He's actually in a coma from Pikachu's shock in the first episode. Explains why the kid is still 10 years old after 20 years. And why he's still as smart as schoolboy Joey.

8points

#41

Person Asks “What TV Show Was Amazing At First But Became Unwatchable For You Later On?”, And 30 Folks Deliver It just got too up itself & smug & really ended up making not a lot of sense.

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6points

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Me myself and I 2 years ago

No Sherlock is amazing

36points

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Kusotare 2 years ago

Lost. I mean, WTF?

55points

Iriané Marie Laurentwolff 2 years ago

Any show from the US if it is a hit they will keep making more and more seasons. Squid game made by Americans would have nine seasons and full of love triangles with s*x escenes every 15 minutes lol

3points

Libstak 2 years ago

Totally. I guessed the final outcome when they had that danged polar bear making a walk by cameo in one of the first few episodes on a tropical island. That just killed it for me. Not sure how many seasons it even ran for after that before they finally fess up that everybody is actually dead ffs.

1point

The IRS 2 years ago

There was a moment where I started wondering if it was part of an elaborate hoax on viewers. Like Truman show - they couldn't believe people still watched.

0points

LeighAnne Brown-Pedersen 2 years ago

Thank you!

0points

sofacushionfort 2 years ago

UK productions treat them as stories to be well-told. US treat them like cows to be well-milked.

21points

Boredpandaalt1 2 years ago

Doctor Who has 862 episodes •_•

4points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

By the way do you have any thoughts on something I can watch something maybe supernatural I really love good British TV.

0points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

I'm an American and I prefer the British version every time. That's why I get BBC America and just get shows off the internet for myself. Once the show's migrate to America I have no interest in them. Everybody says oh did you see the office and I'm like that piece of c**p did you see the British office LOL. Or what are Americans did to being human! It's a travesty.

-3points

Rob 2 years ago

Big bang theory. It sank as soon as it just became about their relationship drama's.

17points

Doggo 2 years ago

Yet after the show ended I still watch it every time it airs on live tv. My family loves that show

4points

Cathy Hurd 2 years ago

Two and a Half Men, after Charlie left what's the sense?

13points

Doggo 2 years ago

Now it is one and a half men

2points

Nikole 2 years ago

X-FILES!

7points

Sweetie Dahling 2 years ago

I love the X-files but only seasons 1-7 (and that’s being generous). Everything after that is just a completely different show.

3points

elijo sintetico 2 years ago

The Simpsons

6points

Michael Sanders 2 years ago

Another one that was just the law of diminishing returns. Just know when to bow out.

0points

Wilf 2 years ago

A category of it's own. I'm of the generation where the last season I consider even "just OK" was first shown on tv before people who are now old enough to a buy a beer (in the USA) were even born!

0points

Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago

Absolutely! That show jumped the shark long ago. It should be #1 on this list, or #2 after "Game of Thrones "

0points

Maxi 2 years ago

They forgot The OA. First season was the best show ever, second season was just weird and nonsense.

5points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

yeah but that twist at the end...I really wanted to see how that played out.

0points

sinead 2 years ago

For me it was American horror story. I loved the first two seasons and cult, the others I had no taste for.

5points

BadCat 2 years ago

The initial concepts were intriguing, like using real events and people. When it became about 80s slasher/horror movies is when I lost interest.

3points

Joni-lee Smith 2 years ago

The problem with a lot of these shows is they should have ended sooner. There's a certain point when writers start running out of ideas or the characters have fulfilled what they set out to do. When this happens a good idea is to write a series finale and have the loose ends tied up. Unfortunately producers and Networkers see how popular a show is and get greedy and demand for more episodes. Many times when this happens the writers and actor get fed up and want to move on this also leads to the decline of a show.

4points

Michael Sanders 2 years ago (edited)

Yes Kusotare Lost for sure. People need to stop blowing JJ Abrams. He’s destroyed more than he’s enhanced. Also how are we missing Scandal (the latter half of the last season was just sort of meh and I get the sense of accomplishment and breaking barriers and all, but making her ultimately president some day was totally wedged in). 24 (the stakes were so meh and formulaic. We saw the “a bomb is going to explode in XXX in 1960’s Batman). Nip/Tuck (when you start getting over the top for an over the top show you’ve gone to a point of no return). Also I’m glad season 4 of Stranger Things finally got its shiit together. Nothing will ever be season 1, but 2 was a huge letdown, 3 was like “well it looks like they are at least trying now” and 4 got us back on course. Although the very end was kinda anti-climactic and just a justification of 5. PS- if you don’t at least recognize that Eddie’s Master of Puppets was ultimately the best metal music video you’ve ever seen you can NOT come to my birthday party!

3points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

Eddie! Such a great character. But yeah, first season was gold, don't know much about why 2 was a letdown - I din't really get into 3rd season, but I love Steve and Robin so that was helpful and now I'm sitting on hot coals for the 5th (hopefully the last because please don't ride this out till the horse is dead!)

0points

TheDivineMsM 2 years ago

I can't believe Law and Order SVU isn't on this list. And Survivor. Two other shows that need to call it quits.

3points

Tardis42 2 years ago

Totally agree on Law and Order SVU. I don't understand why some great shows get cancelled in a year or two but this thing just keeps going on and on and on.

0points

Miocha 2 years ago

Nobody mention Manifest?

2points

Sue Knerl 2 years ago

The X Files, just got stupid after awhile.

2points

MelO 2 years ago

Revenge. Started out good, then just dragged it out forever. After the first couple of seasons she really didn't have a plan or goal. It got annoying.

2points

Daria Z 2 years ago

Mentalist. They just HAD to add stupid romance in the end and spoil everything.

2points

Torsten 2 years ago

Ozark: from action thriller to blah blah family drama.

1point

Jack Wolf 2 years ago

Teen Wolf. The later seasons were some of the worst c**p I've ever seen.

1point

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

I sadly agree.

0points

Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

Show as have always come to a point where they “jump the shark”, a term that, coincidentally started with Happy Days toward the end of its run. It basically means they were on too long and the creativity is wearing thin. There’s usually a point where they logically should’ve ended, but “the suits” decided—-greedily and stupidly—-to try and stretch its profits another season, sometimes two.

1point

Dave Thompson 2 years ago

The writers ran dry.

0points

Amy S 2 years ago

I'm surprised nobody said This Is Us. I loved it for the first 3 seasons. Then I got so irritated with some of the story lines that I just couldn't watch it anymore.

1point

Raya Rubin 2 years ago

Pretty little liars desperate housewifes

1point

Kirsa Rasmussen 2 years ago (edited)

Preacher and The Good Place. Both series had a great first season, then everything went wrong and it became borring and like a neverending story

1point

Lydia Owen the Bi-tch 2 years ago

Smallville, got slow around season7-9 loved seeing zod but just went nutso. 10 phoned it in.

1point

Erik Ivan 2 years ago

Any show tend to go downhill fast after the 3' season.

1point

Danni 2 years ago

Nobody's talking about the last season of the original Gilmore girls?! That horrible fever dream with Lorelei and Chris getting married?! That whole season was a throwaway. And let's not mention the renewal at all. Ever.

1point

GayBoi 2 years ago

Lucifer. That's what's missing from this list. That show started out pretty good, and they just over complicated it to the point where it was unbearable to watch.

1point

anarkzie 2 years ago

I'm watching that now, I really don't agree. I think it dips around the middle and gets a lot better towards the end. It's not a great show but it's middle section is it's weakest.

3points

Wilf 2 years ago

Basically- every American sitcom where the desire to milk money out of it outstrips any other concern. Until recently UK tv, on the BBC at least, wasn't afflicted with that particular problem, but it's definitely getting worse. Think of the great UK tv shows and it''s amazing to reflect now on how few episodes there actually are of them. Fawlty Towers- 12. The Office- 14. Yes, Minister- 37 (and that was spread across 8 years!!)

1point

Dave Thompson 2 years ago

So much of what "we" watch has a damned "laugh track". If it didn't Teach us when to laugh and tell us what was supposed to be funny, most wouldn't last 4 episodes.

0points

Somber Stricken 2 years ago

No Modern Family?!?

1point

anarkzie 2 years ago

I loved Modern Family, I could have done with another season although I think certain characters did not work anymore.

2points

Blarrg 2 years ago

Legends of Tomorrow. I got so tired of being lectured about The Way Things Ought to Be. Heck, I agreed with a lot of it, and still got tired of getting bludgeoned with it...

1point

L Johnson 1 year ago

The Good Doctor. I think the first two seasons were great, then all of a sudden the character was not growing into his job, but the job kept growing. I know that in reality, there are probably autistic doctors but the are not front line, touchy-feely, but behind-the-scenes researchers because emotion is hard. How many lawsuits could the hospital handle, when compassion was not a person's front line?

0points

Marta Kęska 2 years ago

Where's Sherlock BBC? that's the worst downfall and disappointment I've EVER experienced :|||

0points

Farnaz Khoshbakht 2 years ago

Sherlock

0points

Ronnie Beaton 2 years ago

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. It was watchable (barely) up until the whole Inhumans arc.

0points

CG 2 years ago

I grew up reading Hiro Mashima's manga Rave Master, so it was pretty natural for me to watch both Fairy Tail and Eden's Zero. Haven't finished FT, due to the series being rather long, and not due to disliking the series. I gave up on Eden's Zero before season 1 was finished (around episode 15 out of 25). The show felt way too predictable, had one note characters, and aside from the Sci-Fi setting instead of fantasy, was way too similar to Fairy Tail (not only in terms of character designs, but also their personalities).

0points

Momogi 2 years ago

My personal opinion: -Scream Queen -Scrubs (Both has amazing season 1 but season 2 is wtf)

0points

Christoph 2 years ago

Ya all do notice that every season eventually get cancelled...because becoming terrible is what happens to all of them. It is the nature of the beast. That's why I stick to movies.

0points

Queen Taurus 2 years ago

Pretty little liars should have either stuck exactly to the stories from the book or just ended with Mona being A. It would have made sense. She was on of the ones Alison bullied

0points

ns 2 years ago

Gotta say, I love Merlin but its ending was terrible, I mean leaving the big reveal to the very last episode? Seriously.

0points

JonaLou2U 2 years ago

Excellent choices, EXCEPT for "The Office" and "Breaking Bad". They both stayed excellent to the end (my opinion).

0points

Linda 2 years ago

- Lost: so many loose ends. It's like the writers were lost... - Prison Break: season 1 is great, season 2 is okay and then it should have stopped. - Gossip Girl: hated the final season. Horrible ending that ignored the growth of the characters - Dexter: season 6 and 8 are especially horrible, Debra in love with her brother and going crazy. But I did like Dexter: New Blood.

0points

Imjust jim 2 years ago (edited)

Well out of 30 i only have seen even one episode of like 5 - and happy days, well, my parents watched, we had one tv, there were only 5 channels and i was like 8 - so really 4. Oh and SNL and the Simpsons both unwatchable for about 20 years now.

0points

Zimphella 2 years ago

I feel like Criminal Minds should have been on this list. It was really good at first and then just went downhill, but I did keep watching.

0points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

Outlander. After the first few seasons (and I was TOTALLY hooked) it just became "what horrible thing will happen this week?". It got tedious and I got bored.

0points

Shawn Gula 2 years ago

I loved the movie The Time Traveler's Wife and was excited about the series. Wa wa waa. There were too tooo many of the traveler around, running into himself coming from different times, no. But what ruined it for me was in episode maybe 3,idk, anyway his dad caught him in his room getting a blowie FROM HIMSELF! One of the time traveler versions of himself decided,"Hey,lets do this" to themselves ! It just rubbed me the wrong way, no pun intended

0points

Steve Raddish 2 years ago

Naked and Afraid XL: the first few seasons were really interesting and entertaining. The season which just ended seemed to drag on. Nothing really interesting happened in the last two 4-hour episodes.

0points

Anna 2 years ago

Prison Break

0points

Reyn-Guo 2 years ago

Every TV show that suddenly felt a need to go full woke and try to normalize same-sex and bisexual relationships. I know they exist but they are in the minority yet these shows try to make them equal if not the majority. If you want to make a TV show that specifically leans that way, go for it, just don't change an existing one. I fully expect I will be massively downvoted over this so all I ask is that everyone that agrees with me, please upvote me to counter it and add your own replies. Do NOT just stay neutral and enable the woke...

0points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

same-sex relationships and the like are not in the minority, you're just not aware of those people around you. LGBTQ people exist and have a right to see themselves represented on tv just like everyone else.

0points

Casey Payne 2 years ago

Pushing Daisies. That was such a tragedy of wasted talent and ambition. Damn near killed television for me. Could not start watching ambition that would never be fulfilled.

0points

Brandon Parisien 2 years ago

I'll say it: Star Trek (DISCO all downhill from ep 1) and Star Wars (after Disney bought it and threw out Lucas' plans) :(

0points

Jackie Walters 2 years ago

Modern Family. It changed when they went to the dude ranch. So painful to watch with all the innuendo that felt like they were scrambling for something clever. Yawn

0points

Len Hill 2 years ago

Only one of these I ever saw was That 70s Show. No idea about any of the others.

0points

Milan 2 years ago

13 Reasons Why…

0points

Victor 2 years ago

Where is Legion? The first season was amazing (until they ruined it with the hook at the end). Season 2 was WTF?

0points

Iriané Marie Laurentwolff 2 years ago

La casa de papel, every Spanish show or movie shows a lot of the same thing. Rac**m people wanting f**k with the hot gal. And a lot of plot holes

0points

Marco Conti 2 years ago

I'd add "The Handmaid Tale" to this list. Once the Supreme court got involved and Gilead became too real I wanted to turn off the TV. Then I realized I couldn't.

0points

Emily 2 years ago

More of a kids show, but Bunk'd just got worse and worse. They just replaced most of the characters and tried to make what should have been a cute and short show a mess.

0points

Christof Irran 2 years ago

I seems almost every show I ever watched got old very fast, most of them by the end of the first season (do they bring in new, untalented writers for the second and subsequent seasons?). But there was one, a decade ago, that never did get old and that was Lillehammer.

0points

Marilyn Russell 2 years ago

Most of these shows I never watched anyway and have no interest. I was thinking of trying Supernatural but maybe now I won’t bother.

0points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

Oh no, try it! Yes, it's a bit... manly in the beginning. But it gets so good! At least give it 4 seasons.... maybe 5. But at least four.

0points

Diolla 2 years ago

Have not read the article but "unaliving" is a verb now? Really BP? sigh.

0points

AuStraLiAN 2 years ago

I can think of two: The Last Ship, and Designated Survivor.

0points

YK 2 years ago

Friends

0points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

I liked two broke girls at first. It gets a little boring later on in the show but I still will watch every episode when it comes on TV because all of the characters crack me up. As an. Ex amateur actress I would love to work on a show like that I imagine it would be fun.

0points

L Johnson 1 year ago

The sexual innuendo was funny at first, then that's all that remained. Mindless sexual innuendo. They got stuck.

0points

Shane S 2 years ago

Charmed. They should have left it at the sisters faking their death. The add-a-character strategy never works. The addition of Kaley Cuoco and her screen sister was ridiculous.

0points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

yah but I kind of liked the last few episodes.

0points

Ariel Strong 2 years ago

Sleepy Hollow. First 3 seasons where awesome, then fell apart when they killed off Abbie Mills

0points

Anna Banana 2 years ago

The answer is: all shows whose producers wait until the ratings drop drastically before ending them. It's a common formula for a lot of American shows, and it means that by definition they have to get really bad at one point.

0points

Casey McAlister 2 years ago

I remember I enjoyed the first seasons of Suits, until they broke the cast into couples and turned a legal drama into a matrimonial one.

0points

AuStraLiAN 2 years ago

That's right. Suits. They lost the magic once the story became less about the amazing duo (harvey and mike)

0points

Deanna Crichley 2 years ago

Animal Kingdom. After Smurf died, in the present, and it was all this going back young Janine, I had no use for it anymore.

0points

Kayla 2 years ago

Sherlock. The last season was really great, but it got complicated and kind of hard to follow really fast

-1point

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Kusotare 2 years ago

Lost. I mean, WTF?

55points

Iriané Marie Laurentwolff 2 years ago

Any show from the US if it is a hit they will keep making more and more seasons. Squid game made by Americans would have nine seasons and full of love triangles with s*x escenes every 15 minutes lol

3points

Libstak 2 years ago

1point

The IRS 2 years ago

There was a moment where I started wondering if it was part of an elaborate hoax on viewers. Like Truman show - they couldn't believe people still watched.

0points

LeighAnne Brown-Pedersen 2 years ago

Thank you!

0points

sofacushionfort 2 years ago

UK productions treat them as stories to be well-told. US treat them like cows to be well-milked.

21points

Boredpandaalt1 2 years ago

Doctor Who has 862 episodes •_•

4points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

By the way do you have any thoughts on something I can watch something maybe supernatural I really love good British TV.

0points

Who Panda 420 2 years ago

-3points

Rob 2 years ago

Big bang theory. It sank as soon as it just became about their relationship drama's.

17points

Doggo 2 years ago

Yet after the show ended I still watch it every time it airs on live tv. My family loves that show

4points

Cathy Hurd 2 years ago

Two and a Half Men, after Charlie left what's the sense?

13points

Doggo 2 years ago

Now it is one and a half men

2points

Nikole 2 years ago

X-FILES!

7points

Sweetie Dahling 2 years ago

I love the X-files but only seasons 1-7 (and that’s being generous). Everything after that is just a completely different show.

3points

elijo sintetico 2 years ago

The Simpsons

6points

Michael Sanders 2 years ago

Another one that was just the law of diminishing returns. Just know when to bow out.

0points

Wilf 2 years ago

A category of it's own. I'm of the generation where the last season I consider even "just OK" was first shown on tv before people who are now old enough to a buy a beer (in the USA) were even born!

0points

Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago

Absolutely! That show jumped the shark long ago. It should be #1 on this list, or #2 after "Game of Thrones "

0points

Maxi 2 years ago

They forgot The OA. First season was the best show ever, second season was just weird and nonsense.

5points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

yeah but that twist at the end...I really wanted to see how that played out.

0points

sinead 2 years ago

For me it was American horror story. I loved the first two seasons and cult, the others I had no taste for.

5points

BadCat 2 years ago

The initial concepts were intriguing, like using real events and people. When it became about 80s slasher/horror movies is when I lost interest.

3points

Joni-lee Smith 2 years ago

4points

Michael Sanders 2 years ago (edited)

3points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

0points

TheDivineMsM 2 years ago

I can't believe Law and Order SVU isn't on this list. And Survivor. Two other shows that need to call it quits.

3points

Tardis42 2 years ago

Totally agree on Law and Order SVU. I don't understand why some great shows get cancelled in a year or two but this thing just keeps going on and on and on.

0points

Miocha 2 years ago

Nobody mention Manifest?

2points

Sue Knerl 2 years ago

The X Files, just got stupid after awhile.

2points

MelO 2 years ago

Revenge. Started out good, then just dragged it out forever. After the first couple of seasons she really didn't have a plan or goal. It got annoying.

2points

Daria Z 2 years ago

Mentalist. They just HAD to add stupid romance in the end and spoil everything.

2points

Torsten 2 years ago

Ozark: from action thriller to blah blah family drama.

1point

Jack Wolf 2 years ago

Teen Wolf. The later seasons were some of the worst c**p I've ever seen.

1point

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

I sadly agree.

0points

Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

1point

Dave Thompson 2 years ago

The writers ran dry.

0points

Amy S 2 years ago

I'm surprised nobody said This Is Us. I loved it for the first 3 seasons. Then I got so irritated with some of the story lines that I just couldn't watch it anymore.

1point

Raya Rubin 2 years ago

Pretty little liars desperate housewifes

1point

Kirsa Rasmussen 2 years ago (edited)

Preacher and The Good Place. Both series had a great first season, then everything went wrong and it became borring and like a neverending story

1point

Lydia Owen the Bi-tch 2 years ago

Smallville, got slow around season7-9 loved seeing zod but just went nutso. 10 phoned it in.

1point

Erik Ivan 2 years ago

Any show tend to go downhill fast after the 3' season.

1point

Danni 2 years ago

1point

GayBoi 2 years ago

Lucifer. That's what's missing from this list. That show started out pretty good, and they just over complicated it to the point where it was unbearable to watch.

1point

anarkzie 2 years ago

I'm watching that now, I really don't agree. I think it dips around the middle and gets a lot better towards the end. It's not a great show but it's middle section is it's weakest.

3points

Wilf 2 years ago

1point

Dave Thompson 2 years ago

So much of what "we" watch has a damned "laugh track". If it didn't Teach us when to laugh and tell us what was supposed to be funny, most wouldn't last 4 episodes.

0points

Somber Stricken 2 years ago

No Modern Family?!?

1point

anarkzie 2 years ago

I loved Modern Family, I could have done with another season although I think certain characters did not work anymore.

2points

Blarrg 2 years ago

Legends of Tomorrow. I got so tired of being lectured about The Way Things Ought to Be. Heck, I agreed with a lot of it, and still got tired of getting bludgeoned with it...

1point

L Johnson 1 year ago

0points

Marta Kęska 2 years ago

Where's Sherlock BBC? that's the worst downfall and disappointment I've EVER experienced :|||

0points

Farnaz Khoshbakht 2 years ago

Sherlock

0points

Ronnie Beaton 2 years ago

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. It was watchable (barely) up until the whole Inhumans arc.

0points

CG 2 years ago

0points

Momogi 2 years ago

My personal opinion: -Scream Queen -Scrubs (Both has amazing season 1 but season 2 is wtf)

0points

Christoph 2 years ago

Ya all do notice that every season eventually get cancelled...because becoming terrible is what happens to all of them. It is the nature of the beast. That's why I stick to movies.

0points

Queen Taurus 2 years ago

Pretty little liars should have either stuck exactly to the stories from the book or just ended with Mona being A. It would have made sense. She was on of the ones Alison bullied

0points

ns 2 years ago

Gotta say, I love Merlin but its ending was terrible, I mean leaving the big reveal to the very last episode? Seriously.

0points

JonaLou2U 2 years ago

Excellent choices, EXCEPT for "The Office" and "Breaking Bad". They both stayed excellent to the end (my opinion).

0points

Linda 2 years ago

0points

Imjust jim 2 years ago (edited)

0points

Zimphella 2 years ago

I feel like Criminal Minds should have been on this list. It was really good at first and then just went downhill, but I did keep watching.

0points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

Outlander. After the first few seasons (and I was TOTALLY hooked) it just became "what horrible thing will happen this week?". It got tedious and I got bored.

0points

Shawn Gula 2 years ago

0points

Steve Raddish 2 years ago

0points

Anna 2 years ago

Prison Break

0points

Reyn-Guo 2 years ago

0points

Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

0points

Casey Payne 2 years ago

Pushing Daisies. That was such a tragedy of wasted talent and ambition. Damn near killed television for me. Could not start watching ambition that would never be fulfilled.

0points

Brandon Parisien 2 years ago

I'll say it: Star Trek (DISCO all downhill from ep 1) and Star Wars (after Disney bought it and threw out Lucas' plans) :(

0points

Jackie Walters 2 years ago

Modern Family. It changed when they went to the dude ranch. So painful to watch with all the innuendo that felt like they were scrambling for something clever. Yawn

0points

Len Hill 2 years ago

Only one of these I ever saw was That 70s Show. No idea about any of the others.

0points

Milan 2 years ago

13 Reasons Why…

0points

Victor 2 years ago

Where is Legion? The first season was amazing (until they ruined it with the hook at the end). Season 2 was WTF?

0points

Iriané Marie Laurentwolff 2 years ago

La casa de papel, every Spanish show or movie shows a lot of the same thing. Rac**m people wanting f**k with the hot gal. And a lot of plot holes

0points

Marco Conti 2 years ago

I'd add "The Handmaid Tale" to this list. Once the Supreme court got involved and Gilead became too real I wanted to turn off the TV. Then I realized I couldn't.

0points

Emily 2 years ago

More of a kids show, but Bunk'd just got worse and worse. They just replaced most of the characters and tried to make what should have been a cute and short show a mess.

0points

Christof Irran 2 years ago

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Marilyn Russell 2 years ago

Most of these shows I never watched anyway and have no interest. I was thinking of trying Supernatural but maybe now I won’t bother.

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 2 years ago

Oh no, try it! Yes, it's a bit... manly in the beginning. But it gets so good! At least give it 4 seasons.... maybe 5. But at least four.

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Diolla 2 years ago

Have not read the article but "unaliving" is a verb now? Really BP? sigh.

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AuStraLiAN 2 years ago

I can think of two: The Last Ship, and Designated Survivor.

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YK 2 years ago

Friends

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Who Panda 420 2 years ago

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L Johnson 1 year ago

The sexual innuendo was funny at first, then that's all that remained. Mindless sexual innuendo. They got stuck.

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Shane S 2 years ago

Charmed. They should have left it at the sisters faking their death. The add-a-character strategy never works. The addition of Kaley Cuoco and her screen sister was ridiculous.

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Tracy Rowe 2 years ago

yah but I kind of liked the last few episodes.

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Ariel Strong 2 years ago

Sleepy Hollow. First 3 seasons where awesome, then fell apart when they killed off Abbie Mills

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Anna Banana 2 years ago

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Casey McAlister 2 years ago

I remember I enjoyed the first seasons of Suits, until they broke the cast into couples and turned a legal drama into a matrimonial one.

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AuStraLiAN 2 years ago

That's right. Suits. They lost the magic once the story became less about the amazing duo (harvey and mike)

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