Ozark

The Snell family makes the show unbearable. Terrible characters and backstory with them.

FBI agent Roy Pettty is also unbearable character.

Ozark is a repackaged Big Love.

Sub Crazy mormons in Utah with crazy rednecks in Missouri.

Same ***** Becomes really tiresome to watch after season 1.

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chipotle said:

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Omg Arrow. The more people oliver told who he was the worse the show got.

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Yes...First they force Felicity into the mix. And now Oliver Queen basically isn't even in the show anymore.

You know it's bad when the actor effectively quits on the show.

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Arrow was bad from the beginning

Goliath on Amazon. Season 1, awesome show. Season 2 is a bunch of WTF.

The OC

I guess I'm in the minority but I liked Sherlock all the way through.

Sister stuff at the end was pretty meh as far as a twist, but I liked all of it for the whole.

Fresh off the Boat
Better Call Saul
SOA
The Flash
Homeland
Billions
The Arrow (what a suck fest)
Fast & Loud
Texas A&M Football

aggiepaintrain said:

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Better Call Saul

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PatAg said:

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Arrow is a great example, basically stopped watching outside of crossovers with The Flash. Oliver was still always great, just seemed like lackluster writing and some of the casting wasnt very good. Maybe should have ended after 3 seasons.

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From seasons 1-2, Arrow was can't miss television for me. It was my favorite show by a large margin and I literally anticipated every episode eagerly.

Then seasons 3-4 were absolute garbage.

Season 5 was kind of a return to form but it still hasn't been to the mountaintop that seasons 1-2 were.

Goro Majima said:

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PatAg said:

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Arrow is a great example, basically stopped watching outside of crossovers with The Flash. Oliver was still always great, just seemed like lackluster writing and some of the casting wasnt very good. Maybe should have ended after 3 seasons.

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From seasons 1-2, Arrow was can't miss television for me. It was my favorite show by a large margin and I literally anticipated every episode eagerly.

Then seasons 3-4 were absolute garbage.

Season 5 was kind of a return to form but it still hasn't been to the mountaintop that seasons 1-2 were.

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Season 1 and 2 were fantastic especially in the very beginning when he flat killed every bad guy. "You have failed this city." He was Batman without the conscious.

Where I lost touch with the show was when they started cross tying Arrow and The Flash shows. You effectively couldn't watch one without the other and once I got out of sync that's all she wrote for me. Last episode I recall seeing was the smart gorilla escaping.

aggie-master said:

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The OC

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Good call.

I don't think The Flash went downhill as much as The CW doesn't fall in line with seasons being 10-13 episodes. Some of those seasons are 20 episodes plus?

I like the show but not going to watch with that time commit.

Seasons should be 8-10 episodes. I think even 13 is too much with so much to watch now.

Stat Monitor Repairman said:

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Ozark

The Snell family makes the show unbearable. Terrible characters and backstory with them.

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What? Totally disagree. Also Ozark hasnt been on long enough to have taken a dive

Any votes for Goliath? I haven't seen season 3 yet but I loved season one and season 2 was just so off the rails crazy and I hated it, especially the second to last episode that didn't advance the already s*tty plot at all.

House M.D. once the original cast moved on.

Seasons 1 and 2 of LOST were some of the absolute best in the history of television...And then the writers strike happened...

The Office after Michael left is nearly unwatchable, especially if you're binge watching. I could see where when those seasons were airing live, you tuned in just to see where it was going...but when ya binge watch, you know there's no light at the end of the tunnel and it's just BAD.

Friends gets pretty dang bad with some of the story lines there towards the end, but the characters are so great throughout that I think the last two seasons get swept under the rug. But Joey/Rachel, Anna Farris and Phoebe in general are just Bad, bad, bad.

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Seasons 1 and 2 of LOST were some of the absolute best in the history of television...And then the writers strike happened...

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I think S4 and S5 of Lost were really strong. The Constant was probably a top 3 for the show...arguably the best episode period. Few other classics in these seasons as well. I understand the hate for S6...and first half of S3 was kind of painful.

I've been on mandated bed/couch rest due to an injury I sustained a few weeks ago so I've had a lot of quality Netflix time.

I'd agree with Arrested Development. I watched it the first week and lost interest once the seasons got to after the cancellation. Just kind of didn't do it for me anymore so I stopped watching.

Another show I'd throw out there, maybe not watched by many, is Trailer Park Boys. Once it got past season 7, after the main director and Cory and Trevor left, the episodes just got kind of boring and lost a lot of steam for me. Although one of the last ones I watched where Bubbles opens up his kittie rent sheds in season 9 was hilarious.

CoolaidWade said:

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I don't think The Flash went downhill as much as The CW doesn't fall in line with seasons being 10-13 episodes. Some of those seasons are 20 episodes plus?

I like the show but not going to watch with that time commit.

Seasons should be 8-10 episodes. I think even 13 is too much with so much to watch now.

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The Flash dropped off, especially after season 2 and 3, but it didn't sink nearly as low as Arrow.

Basically every tv show with few exceptions. Don't they usually run until they get cancelled? They get cancelled because they suck. I suppose there are a few exceptions.

I don't think "Two and a Half Men" was ever awesome but they should have put a stake in it instead of bringing Ashton Kutcher on.

Duck Dynasty

After a really good first season in my opinion, the last season of Bloodline was the worst I have seen in a long time.