[ SECRET POST #2707 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2707 ⌋

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Comments

Re: TV Shows You Grew Bored With

[(Anonymous)]

"Grey's Anatomy" - I gave up in like... season 4 (it was a long time ago anyway). I didn't care who ended up with who romantically. I didn't care who got promoted, who quit, who died. I just did not care.

"Elementary" - I LOVED the first season, but I realized after watching the first few episodes of the second season I couldn't tell you the next day what kind of case they had investigated or who had committed the crime. Interesting COTW weren't crucial to my enjoyment, but that combined with how uncomfortable I felt when Joan hooked up with Mycroft led me to drop the show. :(

I also got bored with "Hannibal" this season and gave up four or five episodes before the season finale. I can only watch a bad guy get away with murder for so long before it annoys me (especially when it came at the expense of making the characters I liked seem a lot stupider than in S1).

Usually though when I give up on a show (which I do frequently, I admit) it's because something plot-related that ticks me off.