Good choice on TWD, once Glenn died I pretty much lost all interest in the show.

Y'all gotta do one with shows that ended after 1 season. I know two right off back but I wanna know if you'd have them in the vid. 🤔😁

@@CleetusVanDamme530 Me too but earlier....... When they killed off Beth.

IZombie jumped the shark when it let everyone know Zombies exist

@@CleetusVanDamme530 i mean this was VERY REQUESTED by steven yuen. it was something that happened in the comic and the creator of the show wanted to cut it out but yuen pleaded to keep it in as a fan of the source material

That’s what ruined a lot of moments for casual viewers of TWD. The Glenn spoiler. Although I will add that the show itself did a great job to divert the comic readers too.

I say the moment was when killed the one eye boy and "supposed" dead of our sheriff

It is just so good to hear Negan referred to as "vicious" after too many seasons of warped fanlove!

The moment negan batted red I haven't watched twd

They were in denial because they refused to believe that they raised such a spoiler dropping asshole.

Killing Glenn was made me stop watching because it was botched and meeagan was just too unpleasant. From what I've heard its never gotten better

I stopped watching for years, then I heard it was ending and it sort of piqued my interest again and I've gotta say I'm nearly finished s10 and it's been really good. The negan and the saviours storyline got so long, dragged out and boring, but I've really enjoyed the last 2 seasons

Wahhh wahhh Glen died big deal pussies

To me the show got bland after season 2, good during season 3 & 4, but got worse for the next three seasons. The last three seasons have been by far their best seasons.

Rick leaving was the real ending. Glenn dieing was exciting after that you knew no one was safe.

Agreed, but when Arya killed the night king, everything from them sucked so I'd say that was the moment it went off the rails

@@Speefro Yeah, that was dumb and the show runners even said they chose that scenario to shock the audience even though it made no thematic sense. Also, Dany kind of forgot about the Iron Fleet….

imo the turning point is last episode of seaosn 4, where pretty much every best plotline just dissolves(though to be fair they all mhad to) I think arya splitting up with the hound, tywin dying, tyrion leaving kingslanding, everything that happens at the wall just automatically means the show gets worse. That being said, its fair to argue that all this didnt mean that the show had to get worse, it just means that it has to if you write lazily, which is what happened. season 5 is still pretty good still, season 6 is like allright, season 7 is meh and season 8 is really bad

@@danielgavva6693 I enjoyed seasons 5 and 6 a lot and 7 had some amazing moments but the pacing felt off compared to previous seasons

Na what happened is Me too movement in real life and then the show followed and went down hill fast

Jup.

the mother doesn't die in the alternate ending, though.

Barney and Robin was a dumb, terrible relationship to begin with. The real solution was never putting those 2 together so they never had to break them up.

When it was revealed she was in love with him I stopped watching the show. It was cringey

Agreed

I liked that show for the first season or 2 then it just got ridiculous. Unless Miami has some epidemic of serial killers, it was ridiculous how Dexter would get his hands on and kill the main serial killer/antagonist focused on for that season, then next season a new killer just happened to appear in Miami, racking up victims😂 How convenient for Dexter Morgan, right? Serial killers are not *that* common, thankfully. Especially killers that are notorious enough and rack up a high enough victim count to earn a moniker, like the "Ice Truck Killer."

Deb ruined the show in general. I have never disliked a character *so much* pretty much on sight.

@@TabaquiJackal906 😂😂😂

The problem was every second of the final season. And to be honest a lot of the 1-2 seasons before too.

Na that was the issue , 8 fking seasons to bring the mom in just to kill her and go back to robin everything about that du absolutely dog shit

I would’ve preferred it if his kids just hugged him

barney got robbed

The problem was the mother was sooooo unlikeable.

NOTHING in the show touches what happens in the books

Right, that took apart of me, *literally..* I was halfway done with that show, and when they got Rick on up out of there, I was completely done, haven’t watched an episode, after Rick left..

Me too 😢

@@bluehaze6729I’d give it another shot. Rick not being there is weird but it takes it back to its horror roots, it introduces a lot of great new characters and character arcs, and a lot of other characters who were side characters before get more time to shine.

Stopped watching pretty much after that episode. It was meaningless and killed the show which was aimless anyway with no explanation or endgame or anything. Zombies were inconsistent as per plot need and nothing in the show made much sense

For me it was the moment they settled in those gated villages. The show turned into a post apocalytic soap opera

@@taand4725 Same, plus the walkers took a backseat.

for me On top of the God awful filler episodes, it was when they were determined to kill Negan after killing Glen but pissed away multiple opportunities, I get he was a big part of the show but I knew they were just going to milk it for multiple more seasons and I just had enough lol.. that show peaked at season 5 and was should have ended around 7...

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Agreed 125%

I just can't watch it without him I've tried

I disliked Scott at first in season 1 but throughout the series I started to love him without him the rest of the seasons doesn't feel right I'm just replaying the best episodes where he's in just to feel right again

Only a couple episodes were really good after Michael’s departure from the office.

@@AgentWuT that's because season 1 was a copy of the British Office lol

😂😂

@@carlevans8825 i think people complain no matter what you do

@@keni95851 I have seem that in recent years. Can't they make up their minds.

They choose the wrong time to stick to the comics

@@ilphi08 its never the wrong time to stick to the source material.

Great premise with so much potential even in a pre-MCU time.

True story. A lot of great shows never got what they deserved following that strike.

We all wanted that Peter vs Sylar super battle

Literally the last episode I watched was where you saw it was Glen. I didn't *decide* to stop watching it... I just never got to another episode after it.

@@andrewdavidson665 Same for me. I stopped right after that episode

The Glen death killed it for a lot of folks that didn't know that it was Glen that was actually supposed to die in that scene. I was a avid follower of the comic book series and had prepared myself for the fact that Glen was going to die there, and in fact he actually had to if they were going to take Maggie on the story arc that they actually did. My problem with how they executed this in the TV show was more that they did that stupid Glen death tease on the trash dumpster. Something that did NOT happen in the comic book, and then they bypassed the Abraham death scene on the railroad tracks in favor of also having him killed in the scene with Negan. It was overkill and just plain stupid. The Saviors story arc in the comics and Negan was kick ass and done so well, but they botched it royally in the tv series. I didn't actually stop watching at that point. In fact I continued to watch to the very end this past season. The Glen and Abraham death scene put the tv show in a awful spiral for years, but once they got past the botched Saviors and Whisperers story arcs they actually finished strong I thought and also did just enough change ups to be able to do these spin offs that I'm looking forward too. I totally understand people that got pissed with the show though, but I'm just one of those guys that is hardcore into The Walking Dead, and not just this show but really the whole zombie horror genre as a whole. I've watch some of the dumbest zombie movies you can think of and enjoyed every one of them. LOL I'm a sick person. I know. 😆

@@diehardskins4109 I have the omnibusses. I knew how it unfolded. Still killed the show for me.

Even the rest of the episode was hard to watch for me

Rick leaving was more like pulling the plug on The Walking Dead after it had been clinically dead for years.

Carl's death is what killed "The Walking Dead (TV series)" for me.

Agreed still haven't caught up on it since he left

It was because it felt like everyone was abandoning a sinking ship. Carl was killed off and then Rick left and the future of the show was already in question. That was compounded by Maggie leaving at the same time as Rick. The show shifted into having Daryl, Carol, and Michone as it's leads but then shortly after Michone leaves too. The cast was dwindling and they weren't replacing them with anyone worth a damn. Jesus had potential but they killed him off without really even doing anything with him. Their attempts with characters like Ezekiel, Aaron, Rosita, and Gabriel all felt pretty half-hearted. They gave them soap-opera-y shit to do, no real memorable moments. And to make things worse they started pulling characters like Morgan and Dwight to Fear the Walking Dead. Thinning an already barebones cast for the sake of creating a "cinematic universe". They sabotaged themselves. The Negan killing Glenn and Abraham thing isn't even a negative imo. It was ballsy. The people who stopped watching a show called "The Walking Dead" over that are fucking morons. Their misguided attempts to create an expanded universe and milk the shit out of the franchise is really what hurt them. Maybe they could have raised Andrew Lincoln's pay if their budget wasn't split between the main show and Fear. And presumably World Beyond was in its early stages of development back then too.

@@gianfrancocass %100 I stopped watching when they killed off Carl. He was literally the future of walking dead.

I don't believe it was the end, but I do agree on killing/ losing your main character is a bit of a downturn . The thing a like about this show is it doesn't rely on just one character but , a intire cast.

I was a number 1 fan of TWD from day 1. I lost interest after Neegan is given a second neck hole by Rick. Just a personal tiring but it had gone on for 7 seasons and was getting tiresome, almost a chore to watch it.

Definitely agree! I totally lost interest at that point.

I only watched until the final season of walking dead

The show was ass after Glenn died

Yes, fans may forever be shaking their heads.

First season was epic. Sadly it went downhill fast after that

Yes. I remember finishing the first season and being crazy excited for the 2nd. Then, season 2 comes out, and it’s exactly like spending $200 on one giant firework, then get it home and find out it’s a dud.

Season 2 started off weak, but I still remain convinced that the writers would have been able to bring it all together in a satisfying conclusion if not for the strike. That is what ended the series, it just took _two more_ seasons _and_ a terrible follow-up season.

Me too. Exactly.

@@jscho8674 you could watch a show called Invincible,the main character is voiced by Glenn's actor Steven Yeun

thats life though. you dont get to pick and choose. there were moments in TWD that i wasnt sure whether or not Rick would survive. Thats something very unique for a tv show and one of the things i loved most about it. I was genuinely, constantly anxious for everyones safety, just as the characters themselves were.

To be fair Glenn was ALWAYS going to die at that point.

It happened in the books

I like Robert Patrick as an actor, but even his presence couldn't save it after that. I stuck around until the end but they probably dragged the original run of the show out those two years too long.

@@johnthomas5314 I am Gen X, was a huge X Files fan, and I can remember seeing an interview with David Duchovony around S2 or 3 where he said that he thought that X Files might have five good seasons in it, but it should not go much past that. He was right.

@@trace9657 it was still holding its own through season six. After that is when it started getting dicey for me. Too many monster of the week fillers, and the main conspiracy storyline showing no signs of ever wrapping up. Seasons 4 and 5 are some of the best TV of all-time. I haven't bothered with the reboot. Not sure I ever will. I did kinda enjoy the (original) series finale.

@@trace9657 And yet he came back for the reboots.

I hated how she got pregnant by aliens, not Mulder. After all that sexual tension build up. That ruined it for me.

it's the same people who wrote big bang. I mean what would you expect?

For me it made sense that Ted ended with Robin. And honesty it makes more sense that the thing that Ultimately made Barney change was having a kid. However my problem was that the whole season was about the wedding. They should have focused a few episodes and thats it.

@@2385roly same. I know the creators were inspired by Love in time of cholera by Garcia Marquez, so I totally understand why the whole story was about Ted and Robin, but the 9th season was a mistake, they could have created a better build up to reach that conclusion without basically wasting the whole season and rush the conclusion in 2 episodes. I guess they tried to hint that Barney and Robin would never work, but they spent more time on selling the possibility that they could make it work, so it's understandable the fans were disappointed

I actually love every piece of the show except that very last moment when he ends up with robin. I don’t think it ruins anything except the scene in the last season where they quite literally have this awful scene showing that Ted is letting go of robin.. and she flies away in the sky? Lol

I feel the same it makes sense the mother died it was sad but it makes sense, I hate is that Ted spend a lot of episodes letting Robin go he even imagine her as a Ballon and it shows he didn't let go not really, and I hate that in the end they got together it was so off and weird for me I just hate the ending

Agreed

As a big sherlock holmes fan* I’m so fucking sad they didn’t release a sequel to game of shadows (I mean they set the bar way too high so I’d rather have nothing over something rushed or mediocre) and with the bbc show it makes me a bit sad that both benedict and martin chose marvel’s money over that amazing show but I don’t blame them

It was supposed to happen...it was a MAJOR plot point in the comic books...

Glen was my favourite character and was disappointed not only that they killed him off, but how they killed him off. There was a downturn in the shows quslity after that but I found it still reasonable entertaining to watch the battle between Rick and Negan. The nail in the coffin where I stopped watching was in the season where they got rid of Rick, Maggie just disappeared for no apparent reason and they tried to make Negan into a "good guy".

Exactly!

it's exactly how he died in the comics. it was too iconic to not kill him like that.

@@gatorsraid3087 Whatever dude. You're one of those comic book purist that thinks everything that's done on paper should be done on film. It didn't work. You got your iconic moment that not only killed a fan favorite but it also killed a great show. I wonder was your "iconic" moment worth destroying a show that I don't think has a chance at a franchise that they want to create. They alienated too many fans.

@@hshawn00 Lmfao why are you salty? Glenn was a fan favorite in the comics as well. Grow tf up.

AGREE! I remember watching it with my husband and literally BAWLING my eyes out!! Never watched it again, the eye ball pop gave me nightmares.

I mean when game of thrones does it people can't shut up about how great it is.

Same here that was the last episode I watched

You all do understand it's like one of the most talked about moments in the comic book which the show was based on. In fact I personally thought it was the following season that did it, so many problems with 7. That is where the tone was changed. The glen and negan scene is one of the best in the series along with the 6 finale and 7 intro episode being some of the most intense the show has to offer. The very fact that they physically made people cry and hate the show with 2 episodes tells me that they did their job lol idk walking dead show fans get on my nerves with how they went from acting like it was an undeniable masterpiece and then after Glenn they said it was trash lol dam can you imagine if they killed Darryl? They werent lying wen they said they'd riot.

yup after the brutal death of Glen and the other guy I turned it off for good.

If you think "Mad Danny" came out of nowhere then you weren't paying attention.

@@christinadoxstader3004 mad Danny wasn't out of nowhere I actually liked the idea the problem is in previous seasons her acts were portrait as "good and kindhearted" acts! Her killing people she doesn't like and leaving cities burned down and ruled by slaves was considered kind act and the show praise her for it but the moment she comes and does the same thing to the main city she's called mad

@@mewhodoesntgiveasht3353 exactly my point. The "madness" was there for a long time.

@@christinadoxstader3004 Right? There was foreshadowing of her final act in season 1! I just binged the first season again and caught it.

Mad Danny was pretty well established, both in earlier seasons and more prominently when Tyrion Lannister started to interact with her. He was the rock keeping her from going over the edge, and she finally ignored his advice. King Bran definitely didn't bother me, but the ending was definitely rushed and wish that was explored more. The biggest issue I had with the ending was Sansa asking for the North and it being granted. I see why they did it, but Sansa literally did nothing correct the entire show. When Arya called her the smartest person she knew, I felt like that was out of no where. And even more lost once they seemed to think she would be a good leader for the North or had the right to demand their freedom while previous generations pledged loyalty to the throne. They tried to say she learned her 'smarts' from Little Finger and Cersei Lannister - would someone really want someone that was brought up by those 2 as a leader? Also, the only 'smart' thing she did was turn on Little Finger. At no other point did she seem to have a legitimately good idea (she gave ideas, but were always shot down by Jon Snow - and he was making the right call).

Wait what?

I've never felt that it "killed" the show tho, there was too much interesting stuff happening on Angel for me to be focused on being grossed out by the Conor/Cordy thing

@@Tony-fq5bn That may not have been it for YOU, but for a lot of other people, it was horrible.

The actress got pregnant in real life?

@@headrolling Yup. And Joss wasn't happy.

Spike saved it. And puppet Angel!!! Can’t beat that.

Season 4 was so bad so thank God for Season 5!

Spike makes everything better

Angel Season 4 and Buffy Season 6 nearly destroyed me and my love for their series...but thankfully, Season 5 and Season 7 made up for it in spades, with some minorities I won't go into. Who knew it only took Spike and puppet Angel to save the day!

Conner fucked things up. Joss W wrote in the affair with Cordelia to punish Carpenter

It was essentially the same as Dallas season 9, it was all a fantasy.

I thought it was just the book she was writing

She was on freaking ambien!!!!

Even I knew that, and I didn't even watch the show.

@@hdervish2497 It WAS the book she was writing, not a breakdown.

It also didn't help that the writing was increasingly stupid, with plots that were at best bizarre.

This is definitely one for my own personal list. I loved that show and they stomped on it to the point it was a pile of pure garbage.

Cro-mags!!!

Such a shame about Sliders. Wasnt the same after the Professor died and Wade left, but Id have been up for a 'proper scifi' as they get into the real parents' world and start fighting kromags across the multiverse. But S4 was where it died again with the brothers leaving the show, and that wierd copout where they made their 'parents' fake and evil.

I loved that show.

It didn't ruin the show. Psych is awesome because you can watch any episode at any point and not be lost. The episode was horrible yes but after that episode the show went almost right back to the same premise as before.

I love Psych it’s such a unique comedy

I love psych. One of my all time favorites. But I agree. It changed a lot after he came clean. Fortunately I just don’t watch that episode and pretend like it never happened!

Did he inform her of this while dropping the incredibly clever, witty line: "PSYCHE! I'm not actually a psychic!" ... ..... No? Sorry.😂

At the end I live the dvd he left for them all and that lassie broke his without watching the whole thing

Season 9 is actually a bit better to think of as a spinoff rather than as a continuation. Heck, I think that's what the idea Bill Larwence had when ABC came back to him with a greenlight for another season, but thought they would do better with it if they just said it was a new season rather than a spinoff. They had only just got the show from NBC the year prior, they didn't really want to waste their money there.

I agree. Season 8 ended perfectly, so it's better to think of 9 as just a spinoff

Agreed!

Just like season 4 of Veronica Mars...

I understand completely. For me there are only eight seasons of 'Two and a half men'. The show ended for me when Charlie Sheen was shown the door.

Season 2 marked its downfall lmao. It started out as a murder mystery & then I have no idea a nonsensical musical no one asked for

TRUE! But The vampire diaries went down hill when Silas and Amara came, too many Doppelgängers

I used to watch that show every night when I was in high school because METV was the only channel I got on satellite. I was so confused when the mom and dad moved and just left the kids there. It made no sense, then she just came back out of nowhere. I didn't understand eat was happening and I gave up watching after that. It wasn't interesting anymore

@@QueenAnarchy401 Where do you live? Thats crazy that METV is the only thing you could watch

I absolutely 💯 agree!!! That was so incredibly sad when they killed James. Poor Florida made me cry!! Plus I lost my dad when I was 9 in 1977, so the kids losing their dad hit home

I was just a kid when this show was on and I was sad because I had thought the actor had died and I had really liked him.

yeah most def…i thought penny might be able to keep it glued but alas, nay, nay i say. 😁

The last season was incredibly terrible though. To the point that i couldn't figure out what their thought process was in writing the story for it. Even if you say they were following the books, the eay they executed it was just baffling. I'm starting to think they don't care anymore.

while all that may be true, season 3 isn't very good and season 4 is forgettable

After Sherlock and Moriarty fall at the Reichenbach Falls in the books, the following book took place before that event. (Hound of the Baskervilles)

1- I agree w what Amy said. The show was merely following the general concept of any Sherlock show/movie - wherein, following the “ultimate” battle w Moriarty, Sherlock leaps off a building (jumps into the Reichanbach Falls w Moriarty) in order to stop his arch rival. To do something different would basically be spitting in ACDs face. 2- However ppl feel about seasons 3 and four are their own personal opinions. For instance, I felt season three was one of their best seasons, and The Sign of Three one of the funniest episodes they executed, and yet also one of the saddest as well. Also, while I originally was NOT a fan of season four, having rewatched the episodes a number of times, I realize now that while I (personally) preferred the style of the earlier seasons, there was a lot of thought put into each episode of s4, and they were actually well acted. And if for no other reason, I would enjoy s4 merely for Moriarty’s entrance in that last episode. (He will always be my second fav character, no matter how much I like the back and forth bet the Holmes brothers or the tension bet Sherlock and his little doctor.)

The way they brought him back to life tho was too complicated tho

and the end was like, "you know what, it's all a dream." basically choosing not to solve anything. i know it wasn't a dream, but i used that as an example. Also, i don't think the island people didn't do anything necessarily bad. All we see is our heroes thinking they are. They just take in people and treat them well.

@@LessPegasus The best dramas build over a season, don't go too long, and make the finale worth the wait. Too many go too insane to early and can't possibly top that

I love crazy ass Lost. Almost every show plays it way too safe. The fact that it was a network show blows my mind. So ambitious.

LOST is easily my favorite drama over the last 20 years( even over GOT) but the last season was such a dud. everyone was trying to figure out wtf was going to be the ending. I had hurley being in the looney bin and they all were people in there with him. some doctors and some patients but that would have made more sense to me than that dudof an ending.

Lost's biggest problem was it was to good. The show was not meant to go that long. They were going to end it a couple of years earlier but ABC threw a ton of money at them for more seasons. They had to come up with more ideas that took the show to places they never meant to go. That's what "corked" them all up. I would have loved to seen what the original ending was.

you missed out then, heck Abraham i was more sad to go then Glenn. Despite what people say about season 7 and 8, most will agree (those who stayed with the show that is) is that season 9 returned it to really greatness thru most people's eyes. If you attach yourself to one character in a show that easily can kill off anyone like they can in a zombie show.... (especially since glenn did die in the comics) then you should probably just stick to safe shows where no one dies ever .... so soap operas, reality shows, and stuff like that.

@@Deadganon Abraham had one hit and he was gone basically. Glenn's head was not only smashed in while he was alive, it was then smashed and pulverized to pieces. A much different death. Also, what are you even blabbering on about in your silly reply? I've watched plenty characters I care about in not only The Walking Dead but plenty of other shows and films be killed. I was already losing interest in The Walking Dead in S6 and then that death was the final 'meh' to me, and plenty of others. your random reply made from thin air should read "Bla bla blablabla"

@@j2174 i replied like that cuz you even said that you made a promise in season 2 when they kept on using glenn as bait... so, how am i supposed to take it that you quit cuz 4 seasons later you were losing interest.... maybe you should phrase your intent on quitting better if you don't want a confusing reply to you, Do you get why the reply wasn't made in thin air now, or should i be rude like you.

@@Deadganon no he's right the show went off the rails and into a ditch the exploded then was nuked from orbit.

Because you’re soft.

Same. I got more upset and stopped watching when they had so many chances to take out Negan and they don't 🙄

The "who did he hit?" was for me what killed the show it was so cheap that when I saw it, it was over for me anyway.

I agree, I loved the ending of S6! After that though TWD started going downhill and found it a real chore watching it. It got boring! Haven’t watched since Carl died. I wasn’t outraged about Carl, the show was boring the shit out of me.

I thought how they overthrew the Saviors after that was pretty good too. Yeah Glen getting killed is one of the most awful things I've seen on TV, and I've seen a lot, but I think this particular series needed to end the moment Rick gets taken in a helicopter. After that there are so many lame characters and recycled villains and time jumps it just needed to be a different show at that point.

oh god I stopped at about season 7 or 8 and I heard it got swirlier from there. Like, of all things, Frank dies of covid?!?! He’s had liver failure, drug overdoses, alcohol poisoning and probs every STD on the planet but it’s covid that kills him?!

Yes, I stopped watching this favorite when I first heard she was gone. She was the backbone of the family and the series.

@@jessica23claire essctly and even in that ep he takes a mass od of heroin still dies of Covid like tf Fiona was the show

TBF, the UK wrote her off way earlier than the US version did!

and you believe Bran... Bran willing to become King at the end must tell you that he is actually worse then little finger cuz he knew what was gonna happen, yet let it happen, he knew this and that, yet let it happen cuz he knew it would lead to him being King.... He could of stopped all of that bad shit from happening but he didn't which makes him actually the true villain if you think about it... he planned it out which might of became more apparent if they did another 2 seasons or so to flesh out that story.

Yeah that’s true And honestly after the original cast mates started to leave it got worse

I agree, though I still enjoy some of the newest episodes

Not exactly

Like there were definitely some great episodes after he left but the Stabler/Benson dynamic was just amazing and impossible to replace, as much as I enjoyed some of the newer characters.

WORD.

you really liked that last season (sherlock)?? Lost was basically the writers saying "f**k it, we've made enough money, let's be philosophical now instead of solving the mysteries."

April being a secret, maybe...but Rory would have never, ever dropped out of college. No way, no how...

actually for me the downhill was the affair with dean in the end of season four. It totally ruined her character for me.

The whole comment is dumb, but calling Bran "Brand" is just icing on the cake!

Your vomit emoji really sums it up. It was truly vomit-inducing watching Cordy and Connor get it on. The age difference alone was bad enough...she was a fully-grown woman when he was just a baby. But there were so many other reasons it was just WRONG. I remember turning my head away from the television...it was too awful to watch! All the decision makers must have been high thinking this is something fans would be ok with.

@@deborahblackvideoediting8697 yeah they definitely must had been high on drugs 💊🤪😖

It was fucking disgusting. That ruined the whole season, but the season after that is probably one of its best.

That whole episode could have been an entire season.

@@tmmnago2722 Long Winter and Dani going to war against King's Landing shoulda been two seperate seasons, instead it seems like they tried to make some eps in Season 8 like a Mini-Movie, which def wasn't enough time for the Night King

funny thing is most idiots where posting "love you arya" after that episode. I thought there must've been something wrong with me for not liking that episode.

@@LessPegasus it was the lack of attention to detail or continuity. Arya is supposed to be this master assassin by then, yet you can see her yelling out loud as she comes out of nowhere and leaps like ten fuckin feet in the air to kill the Night King. Nothing about that scene fit her character (or reality) at that point. And Danny going bat shit on King's Landing was cool, but lazily foreshadowed or flushed out.

@@johnthomas5314 i know man, I could talk volumes too about how bad that season was. I was talking about the people who thought it was cool back then. They all act like they knew it was bad, like us, is what I was saying.

😂 Poor woman was desperately trying to reconcile that wasted time and energy. That's such a shitty move on the writers' part, to do that to the loyal fans of their show. Lazy, lazy writing/showrunning.

@@zachdalmaso2131 Yup. They pulled a Game of Thrones before Game of Thrones did.

Married With Children also made an entire season into a dream I think, but it was necessity in their case.

@@missybuchanan9631 I think that was after they introduced the kid. They made him a bad dream for Al if I remember correctly.

Armin Tanzarian lol

No, no one remembers anything that crazy.

@@stratuvarious8547 exactly! Most of the audience either wiped it from their memories or just didn't care anymore lol 😂

Please…..tell us more 👀

You should watch " The day the simpsons died" on youtube

That and they made the characters become mentally challenged in the final few seasons. Especially Joey and Phoebe.

Ross killed friends.....who would be his friend in the first place?

The 1st episode killed friends 😝😝😝 No really that show is freakin’ horrible

@@mythgreatbritain5634 Ross is the ONLY reason to watch the show. Guy is a stud.

So Game Of Thrones was thrown out of the Moon Door with season 6 then.

Yeah. Calling it a "step down" was about the biggest understatement I can imagine in a list like this.

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wdym season 6 was good went downhill by the end of 7

Exactly! As soon as they excluded major plot points from the show, that should have been in there from the books, they went downhill. There was nothing wrong with bringing to life what was written already, and it worked for 5 and a half seasons. Not a single major CGI battle was shown on screen for 5 seasons, then it almost did nothing but that and all was lost. They killed character progression, swayed too far from the books, and hurried the ending.

I think I was expecting it the whole time too, so I didn't think anything of the finale. It wasn't until I started seeing people saying the fanale was trash online that I knew people didn't like it.

I'm still annoyed

@@AirQuotes Then you should stop, the producers threw it in your faces for years that Robin was meant to be with Ted and the mother was dead

There was never a clear mention of the mother and how he met her . Just weeks on end of dealings with his friends for all the seasons. I thought it was Robin for some time. Bad last show doesn't kill a show. It's over anyway.

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@@Brodie11112 The Office still had a big audience after Michael left.

Unpopular opinion: I actually liked The Office better after Michael left. I love Steve Carrell, so no disrespect to him. But Michael was such a cringe character and I dislike cringe humor. The dynamic between Dwight and Jim was my favorite thing about the show.

nope, absolute the worst comedy writing Ive seen. but it got bad even before that but the last season is horrendous.

The ending of The Office was quite good and it couldn't have gotten to the Jim/Dwight point with Michael still around.

Because it was a false belief. The show lasted over six years after that. When it comes to rating placement, the decline was a couple of years after that episode.

Omg you’re so right

Yes!!! That was a big miss!

I never got over that. 🥲

Glen was always supposed to die tho🤦‍♂️

I also stopped watching. I completely agree with Mojo's statement that "making death into a big stunt felt cheap." But I also realized something. I had been "hate watching" Walking Dead for a season or two already. I didn't mind the beginning of the show with death being a PART of the plot, but it felt as if it changed to death BEING the plot. Glenn's death was the final straw.

I too stopped that very episode. Not because Glenn died, rather because the show turned into horror-porn right there and then. The creators mistook their audience for delinquents that enjoyed torturing puppies in their spare time as opposed to educated individuals that invested into their characters and storylines. It was simply straight up lazy and the series deserved better.

@@dakeras2410 Torture porn is how I felt too. I knew Glenn's death was coming from the comics but seeing how disgusting they did it and Abraham's death in the show made me feel sick. I also felt the same way when watching season 2 of the Handmaid's Tale. I dropped that after 1-2 episodes because I couldn't take the misery any longer.

Well, this Walking Dead show is ending. There is still 1 other going, and multiple others on the way. 👍

@@deckzone3000 I tried getting into FEAR TWD but I thought it was lame. The characters were stale and stupid. They kept putting themselves into risky situations like teens in a horror movie that think it is a good idea to hide in the basement.

I agree! I liked that cliffhanger. But it was the end for me, when they spared Negan for no apparent reason other than his Nice screen presence.

@@asbjrnandersen4222 Actually... the show stayed true to the comics on the Negan part. They locked him up for years, but Ric was forced to release him when Alexandria got overrun. Negan survived the comic books and Rick did not. In the show...it seems they both live. Although with the spin off there is still time for them to follow through on the comic book death for Rick.

@@diehardskins4109 Oh, I didn't know. Interesting! Regardless, I think it's a "change of mindset" too many for Rick (only beaten by the jock-brother in True Blood).

I agree about the Andy Griffith Show, funny enough them going to color seemed to take something away from Mayberry, also. I think that was at the same time.

My family and I used to LOVE Once Upon a Time! It was one of the fe shows where we would wait until all of us could watch it together. But yep, after they made Emma the dark one we were done. That was such a stupid plot line. Shoulda ended at 4.

I was thinking of once upon a time too! I would binge watch the whole thing until that happened. Haven't been able to bring myself to finish it

Me and my wife loved the walking dead but when Negan killed those people and Rick turned into a sniveling coward we just couldn't watch it anymore. I can't stand seeing Jeffrey Morgan on any show or movie

Oh yea. I quit the walking dead after glenn died. I genuinely did try to keep watching, but it just wasn't the same. And I quit. Neegan was that character that you're suppose to love to hate, but I genuinely hated him so much. Still love the actor tho

I thought I was going to throw up after I first saw it

Same. Literally traumatized me with nightmares. Not joking people!

Same. I never watched it again after they killed Glenn like that. They said one person would die, then they did Glenn like that after his horrible fake death before? Hell no.

a bad ending could kill the whole franchise tho, for example, TBBT finale was great, and that helps with the show popularity in streaming services, it also helped Young Sheldon. Game of Thrones in the other hand killed a lot of the fanbase that were willing to consume more of the show: merchandising, specials, and whatever they planned to do. After the finally basically nobody wanted to talk about it, it was like a bad dream... probably the finale even affected GG Martin plans for the books

Literally bawled my eyes out and had nightmares for a week. Not even kidding!! Never watched it again.

DVRed it and watched it Multiple Times! It was Beautiful, as a Comic reader it was all I hoped it would be! I was just disappointed the other one wasn't Maggie!!!

Negan says hello

Negan says hello

Horror porn. Not needed wether one could handle it or not. Disgusting crap. But to me TWD Jumped the Shark many times before that scene

I remember binging all the way up to season four before I went to basic training. After that I couldn't get into the show anymore

It went from amazing to “whaaaaatttt”?

Man the first few seasons of OUT were great, but yea around season 6 is when I stopped.

I agree with you. Im not one to sit and really get cought up in a tv series but i finally found one worth a crap and it ended so soon. They could have done so much with that show. It seems like all the good shows have only a few seasons but some of the dumbest shows have like 14 seasons.

@@xJ0NATHANx One of the reason being G.R.R Martin not publishing rest of the books causing them to not have a basic plot to go to.

@@thecollectergreat9445 maybe if he does publish them a revival could be made.

I never watched it but my friends did and they all said they felt cheated. If a show is amazing, but the ending is horrible, is it still a good show?

@@QueenAnarchy401 I would say yes as the journey through the years is important. People who have invested 8 years. it's like your kid making a mistake and you have to forgive him

Should've ended in season 5. I struggled to get through seasons 6-8 and just stopped watching. How the made it to 15 seasons is the real supernatural mystery.

@@vengefulbeauty Well said.

I agree. First 5 seasons were absolutely amazing. I started watching the last season and didnt think it was a good finale either.

@@michellegraham6848 I stopped watching completely with season 14.

I haven't even watched the last season...it just seemed so ludicrous of a plot. I know how it ended, I just have no desire to watch it.

They needed Negan. Negan was part of the comic story plus Pretty much was him and Darryl that kept the show going.

Seriously lol. Negan is the only reason to watch the show: he’s that great of an actor and a character. My personal opinion. The death of the show was Darryl and carrol becoming some weird course Who instantly adapted to using unrealistic military equipment with no training.

​@@mitchellcarter2799 That's actually part of my point. It felt like they had to keep him on the show, purely because he's entertaining. So Rick had to flip 180 yet again. Not a fan of that, even if it's in the comics.

No it died with Glenn and turned into a zombie.

The show started dying when the group stopped fighting walkers and started fighting people.

They didn’t want a “white dude” leading anymore. Wokeism killed TWD

@@HyDl2ALiSk no, don't go on with that anti SJW chud bs.

This! Spot on! It wasn’t that the mother died… it was that they broke Barney and Robin up after spending SEASONS building to their wedding, just so the could pull off the cute trick of Ted going back to Robin… which literally no one wanted.

@@stephenheath4766 I understand the dislike for the season, as the pacing was bizarre. But ted going back to robin was inevitable. The circular story arc means that he was always going back to robin. And what seals is that the storyline is a comedy retelling of Love in the Time of Cholera, which the writers even made Ted's favorite book. Basically this was always going to happen.

ok they actually did hint that the mother was dying. Have no issue with that. for me its that the last season takes place entirely at barney and robin's wedding. The last 2 episodes then break them up and undo Barney's character arc starting in season 6. There is a way you kill the mother, have ted and robin end up together and give barney a satisfying ending. but this just wasn't it.

@@andrews5733that’s my point. Their video made it seem like fans were upset the mother died and we weren’t

@@andrews5733 I agree there, i think the entire final season doesn't take place as barneys wedding but rather barney's arc becomes his child and this show ends a lot better. I agree with your criticism, but I think just as many people hate that the mother was killed as there are that hate the pacing and story decision.

Wasn’t that season 8?

I thought the trailer killed it.

Remember when they killed Dr. Who right after Capaldi? And people thought Colin Baker ruined the Dr.'s character years ago. Wait I think this is a different category, When normies invaded and ruined the Nerd world.

I've been debating on reading the books. I think I'll buy them now. Thanks

@@susanmetz9892 My pleasure. The third book (Dexter in the Dark) is probably the weakest, but the other seven (eight book series) are excellent!

i think the poison lady ended dexter, not that.

@@susanmetz9892 the books are cartoony. Completely unbelievable stuff happens in them. They are still a fun read.

Nah man you're so big wrong

Nah, it added balance to a group of people who ran into INCREDIBLE amounts of overall good fortune, despite all the deaths they went through.

I stopped fairy oddparents after Chloe came. Literally couldn't stand her. Even so the show was going on for too long to begin with anyways

Poof was loveable, the other two are just unnecessary.

Wait i knew about chester and AJ being gone but there was a point you stopped seeing vickey too? The reason Timmy got Cosmo and Wanda?

I liked poof, I honestly had no idea he was hated apparently. Sparky was alright I kinda wish he didn't just disappear without explanation thought.

I agree same for me

I found Glenn's death to be absolutely awful and I stopped watching for many months. Then, I binged-watched up until Carl's death. I was absolutely flabbergasted! I agree, he was the future of the show. I always thought that of the original cast, only Carl and Daryl would be left at the very end of the show. I thought for sure that Carl would be the one to carry on Rick's legacy. But after his death, the show just seemed hopeless and I just couldn't keep watching.

they killed him off because the person playing him left the show

@@laurabaker7258 - Actually, Chandler Riggs had just purchased a home in Georgia (where the series films) when he was informed Carl was being killed-off. He said he was 'devastated' by the news.

@@deborahblackvideoediting8697 SMH, that sucks, I think for most people there is a point in the show where it just feels hopeless and thats when people start to get away from the show. I started to feel that way when the little girl killed her sister then, Carol killed her. I left on a high note tho, right after they killed The Termites

Yeah wtf that was one of the best parts. It ended on the first episode of season 4.

Yep! Killing off Marissa was what ended the show! 👍🏻

They are mentioning this because of the meme. 🙄 There’s nothing wrong with that scene, and season 3 is actually good.

@@llipecruz I've missed the meme about it. But they never said anything about a meme?

Agreed. That show ended the moment that they decided to kill off Marissa

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there are too many moments like that in S8.

I love that they put it in the intro

The actual ratings declined happened a couple of seasons after the jumping the shark episode. That episode was not the trigger.