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30 Days of TV Meme
May. 9th, 2019 08:35 pmDay 11. A show that disappointed you
Well, there's been a lot of those over the years, and for the most part, if a show is disappointing, I'll just stop watching and never get into it. Of course, there are those shows that start out with such promise, that for the first few seasons are a tremendous ride, but that then lose their way.
I've given up on Arrow this season because the last was so disappointing, although now that it will be coming to an end soon, and the fact that Adrian Paul is a villain for some of this season, then I might just go ahead and catch up when I have the time.
The seventh (and final) season of Once Upon a Time was a resounding disappointment. The sixth season finale was a perfect way to end things, and the fact that they lost most of the regular cast and took the story out of Storybrooke with the three cast members that did stay having very little resemblance to their characters made it so very much NOT the show it had been. I did stick with it, and there was the occasional good episode, including the series finale, but instead of leaving me wanting more of a show I loved, it left me with a bitter taste of what could (and should) have been.
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Well, there's been a lot of those over the years, and for the most part, if a show is disappointing, I'll just stop watching and never get into it. Of course, there are those shows that start out with such promise, that for the first few seasons are a tremendous ride, but that then lose their way.
I've given up on Arrow this season because the last was so disappointing, although now that it will be coming to an end soon, and the fact that Adrian Paul is a villain for some of this season, then I might just go ahead and catch up when I have the time.
The seventh (and final) season of Once Upon a Time was a resounding disappointment. The sixth season finale was a perfect way to end things, and the fact that they lost most of the regular cast and took the story out of Storybrooke with the three cast members that did stay having very little resemblance to their characters made it so very much NOT the show it had been. I did stick with it, and there was the occasional good episode, including the series finale, but instead of leaving me wanting more of a show I loved, it left me with a bitter taste of what could (and should) have been.
Questions are here