There's a lot of feeling about the show ending being bad in particular, but i think you're spot on your assessment of the show quickly falling off a cliff after season 4. Each season becomes worse than the last.

The show runners did

Tbf the last season also suffered from shitty writing. If anything it looks like they're trying to recover from that one by bringing in some big guns.

Eh, hold onto your ass because season 3 was annoying as hell.

Idk how to describe it other than “it’s just watchable”. They just had good chemistry from the very beginning, and even with the over the top plot lines after 7 seasons or so, you just enjoy the characters. That Kansas montage at the end after all those years though, that’s a tear jerker.

I think you should continue season 7 is awesome when they all gather up the dream team. Yes last season was just not great at all, but hey you got this far.

Obviously not as good as the first one, but I loved his small part in anchorman 2

See, I can never read that word the same after watching The League.

Short Answer: Yes...

Long Answer: Um... Yes....

All bangers all the time

& Ted Lasso!!!

Frrrittatta.

Yes, I gave up after two episodes. At first I liked the premise but then saw the show is endless scenes of people feeling sorry for themselves or being cringe in some other contrived way, mixed with crass random swearing and toilet humor. Go to the subreddit and any criticism is downvoted to hades, then there's a bunch of mindless astroturfed enthusiasm.

It seems like a lot of shows are like that these days: they try to be sentimental and sensitive, but then they throw a bunch of gross "humor" in there too. Or there's a lot of superficial political correctness, but at the same time all of the characters are horrible people who treat each other like crap. It's so jarring and tone-deaf.

Jamie Lannister, pretty much everyone in Succession

😂

World. Baseball. Classic.

I'm really looking forward to The Fall of the House of Usher.

I've enjoyed all of Mike Flanagan's Netflix mini-series (except The Midnight Club, which I haven't seen yet). Midnight Mass was especially good, with some very thoughtful and thought-provoking dialog regarding the nature of sin, guilt, and death.

It’s the best series in history for a lot of us. Stick with it. Warning, the show does slow down at points after some plot points. But the stretch from when Anthony Anderson comes on til the end of the show is my pick for best stretch in tv history

Chicken Pot…Chicken Pot…Chicken Pot Pie!

huge fan of this show. One of the best I watched last year.

The music was also very on point.

Yeah my first time running into someone else who watched it.

Really had some good storylines and Sarah Hay was impressive in it. Her ballet background helped make it feel more authentic, never guessed that was her first acting job until I looked it up after.

I really enjoy the show. All the characters are endearing.

She was definitely very self-centered and immature but that only makes her as shitty as most struggling actors.

They have been marketing it like crazy. I see ads all over Instagram + Twitter and it’s been all over Reddit. The real issue is not many people have Starz and idk if this one show is enough to move the needle to pay for yet another streamer.

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