not this again

Nine Amazing TV Shows That Later Became Simply Unwatchable

You either die a hero or live long enough to become a TV villain.

1 week ago · 34.5k reads ·

Television has always been a great escape for many of us, a way to break free from reality. But, as the saying goes, "What goes up must come down." Sadly, that applies to our favorite shows too.

Redditor u/BVTQT opened the floor for people to mourn their once-beloved programs, and the AskReddit community had plenty to say.

With over 35,000 responses in just one day, we combed through to find some of the most heartbreaking declines in TV history. Oh, and obvious spoiler alert ahead.

'Once Upon A Time' doesn't live happily ever after

'Pretty Little Liars' got punched in the face by fans

Like a bad trip, 'Weeds' left fans with more anxiety

Even the crew working knew 'Blacklist' was falling off

The show 'Heroes' unfortunate timing

'American Horror Story' can't survive without it's OG supreme

'That 70s Show' did something worse than pull an Aunt Vivian

'Glee' did not end on a high note

How could this list not include 'Game Of Thrones'?

Via u/BVTQT.

[Image: cottonbro studio]

Comments

Tom Jones 1 week ago

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. This show was supposed to be a behind the scenes look at a SNL type show. The first episode was stellar, but as the season progressed, the quality of the stories went into the toilet, and it was canceled after 1 shortened season.
John Doe 1 week ago

Heroes was great when each super hero had one and only one super power.

Then they came up with the villain that could steal and combine super powers, and the hero that had all the powers, and so on, and so on.

It's a common flaw. A hard, fast rule in season one that is the basis for the show gets broken in some future season.