[ SECRET POST #3398 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3398 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

That makes sense. Usually when I think of shows that I like that "got better," it wasn't that I actively disliked the early episodes, but that I found them mediocre or boring, and it took a while for the series to grow on me. Like Steven Universe started out as a cute but fairly standard monster-of-the-week kids' show, and it wasn't until later when it started to show some more depth that it really grabbed me. So to me, "it gets better!" doesn't mean "please, force yourself past these things you actively hate in order to get to The Good Stuff" but more like "I know this doesn't seem like anything special but JUST WAIT."

About the only exception I can think of is Parks and Rec - I'd written it off after disliking the first season episodes I saw, and only tried again after many people told me how great it became - but that show is well-known for doing a total 180 on overall quality, so.