[ SECRET POST #4656 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4656 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I really liked Season 3. When do you believe jumped the shark?

[(Anonymous)]

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Mostly when it became so focused on relationship drama and drifted away from morality/ethics. The idea of the show is magnificent, but there was only so far they could go with it. If I had to name a specific moment, it would be when they named Eleanor Architect.

Over the course the course of the seasons I've found myself really disliking her development compared to the others. Though that was mainly because I found the episode where Eleanor confronted her mother very bad timing. She up and left Tahani to deal with her issues instead of waiting, and while Tahani was building bridges with her sister, Eleanor basically accused her mother until she found something to earn her the argument. I liked both of the storylines, but put side by side, it really just rubbed me the wrong way... (especially when comparing it to Tahani's trial by the Judge, where she willingly accepted a life in hell only to finally hear what her parents felt about her. Tahani was punished by her choice that didn't even give her the closure she needed, while Elanor it seemed was rewarded.)
To hear Eleanor get title of Architect after all that really just pushed me over the edge of being done.

nayrt

[(Anonymous)]

now that you said this, yeah, I see it. I mean, I was somewhat impressed that they had kept going to this point (and the actiony parts of season 3, I love more than all the blathering about morals) but after this last week's episode I'm kinda done. I don't know what's going on anymore but it's boring and the Trump=like character gives me the heebie-jeebies.