[ SECRET POST #3921 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3921 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I like them, too. I tend to like shows that can be a mix of both serialized storylines and standalone stuff. I also think some shows lend themselves better to standalone episodes, and some lend themselves better to serialized storytelling, and that's fine. Neither one is automatically better or worse than the other, there's room for both types of shows.

My biggest issue with some of the serialized stuff that's coming out nowadays is that the premise often sounds really cool...but it also often tends to sound like the kind of premise that would only be able to last a limited number of episodes, and not like something that could last for seasons on end. And some shows tend to get so bogged down in their mythology and worldbuilding that the character development gets ignored as a result,, and it tends to make it harder for me to really connect with the show.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, this. I think Netflix has the right idea in making shorter seasons. It doesn't always guarantee a good show, but at least you have the option to write more compact plots without a lot of filler or without stretching your ideas too thinly.