"On today's quickfire challenge, you are to hunt, clean, and cook a rabbit dish. In your stations you will find scrap metal salvaged from a plane crash. These will be the only tools at your disposal. The dish you will prepare should be appropriate for a Michelin star restaurant. Tom, release the wolves."

I know Teenage Bounty Hunters ended on a cliffhanger, But I would still recommend it because it such a breath of fresh air, the chemistry b/w the main leads was awesome and it also had many nice and funny moments. It's a shame it was cancelled.

Don't watch Lie To Me.

1899 ends on a cliffhanger and, to me, is not a good show.

Paper Girls ends on a cliffhanger and is a good(ish) show. the story follows the comics, so you could watch the show and then read the comics to see how it ends. it's not must-see TV, though.

I have not seen Dynasty, but I read an interview with the producer where she says that they could end it without a cliffhanger because they had time to prepare a good ending.

Sense 8 was originally a cliffhanger, but they wrote an ending after incredible demand for one. It's very much worth watching.

The Midnight Club on Netflix too :(

NOOOOOOOOOO HALF BAD GOT CANCELLED?? FUCK

History of the World pt 2!!!!

Welcome to the GoT experience.

I’m still gutted about it, especially because while the quality did keep dropping, there remained those flashes of promise that they’d turn it around. Series 5 ep 8 was one of my favourites and felt like it set us up, finally, for a really serious scary white walker invasion we’d been promised since the first scene of episode 1.

Early GoT was good because you could understand why everyone was doing what they were doing, and when they took a misstep the consequences were brutal. There was also momentum established by certain events and it got you invested in loving or hating certain characters. That starting sputtering out in the middle seasons. Endless wandering the woods on horseback, seemingly lost.

Series 7 and 8 felt like they existed in a different world. Characters seemed pulled along by plot rather than their own motivations, and brutal consequences (even some set up just an episode or two before) could be avoided because, again, the world was now on rails, not being driven by plausible free thinking people.

Tyrion becomes especially painful to watch. He was always good because he was smart. His lines in series 8 felt like fan service / GoT the sitcom written by someone not nearly as smart as Tyrion was supposed to be.

It’s so sad because it was such a riot in the early seasons, and seemed to be lining itself up for such an epic conclusion. Though maybe that’s the ultimate GRRM undercutting expectations red wedding style shocker. Get your much loved fantasy series to shit the bath and disappoint everyone. Mad lad.

!remindme 26 years

Yellowjackets, Succession and Mandalorian

Dash and Lily can be a self-contained thing. The books have sequels but they aren't necessary for a whole story.

my hope is we get a boxset after the series wraps this year

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Wdym?

Anne with an e got a good ending don't know about the other shows

I predict a hard life for you.

I know Anne with an E doesn’t end on a cliffhanger.

The new season of Mandalorian, Shadow and Bone and Ted Lasso. SO MANY NEW THINGS IN MARCH

Even if it were a real quote, a show aiming to appeal a broad audience is not a bad thing.

Where we are, definitively, having fun yet.

if you don't like it now, s8 will force you into rehab so yes, it's a good thing to stop at the end of s6

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Good writing

Its worth it to keep going, I think, but yeah, seasons 7 and 8 just fail to bring the show's promise home to a satisfying conclusion. Still, there's plenty of great moments even if overall they blew it.