"The first two seasons are kind of slow, but it really gets going in season three."
- #IWontBeWatching
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The competition between shows these days is extreme. There are so many shows and still the same number of hours in a day. 😀Strong out of the gate is a must. 🖖
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I don't even mind a few episodes for a show to find it's legs, but "seasons"?
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I give books three chapters, shows three episodes, movies thirty minutes. If I can’t figure out a way to plug in by then, I gently, lovingly conclude that it’s not for me.
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There are a lot of shows in which I've only seen S1. Either I forgot about them, lost interest in them, or didn't have the patience to wait for the next season. Speaking of which, someday I'll get around to watching The Mandalorian S2 & Ozark S3, or just start something new! 😂
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Some of my favorite shows didn't really click until later seasons. I think it is fine to let storytellers take their time.
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My rule of thumb is if by the 3rd episode,I don't enjoy the premise of the story or know what the hell is going on #IWontBeWatching
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Heh...I've been explaining to people, that if a show has a premise that interests me, you have SIX episodes. After that, if you haven't caught me, I'm out.
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I find a lot of shows I love have a slow first season.. because of teething problems but once they get comfortable it becomes something great.
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