But at the end we know how the cheerleader save the world! Which is a good loopback to the first season."Heroes" of course has a perfect final episode, and then ruined it by doing a second (and subsequent) season.
But at the end we know how the cheerleader save the world! Which is a good loopback to the first season."Heroes" of course has a perfect final episode, and then ruined it by doing a second (and subsequent) season.
You were still watching by the end?But at the end we know how the cheerleader save the world! Which is a good loopback to the first season.
Of course, at this time there weren't dozens of show to follow at the same time.You were still watching by the end?
This brings up a good point. For me, while a nice wrap-up and nice finale are both positives*, they are not the primary value I find in a show. Mind you, it is better for them to be there then not. However, a perfectly wrapped-up mediocre show is not better than a good show that ends poorly (or just stops).
*and reasons to laud the showrunners, as 1-doing so is hard, and 2-one has to fight the financial impulse to run the show out until people stop watching and it is unceremoniously cancelled
I think what really messed up the development of the show is that some of the stars became too big to kill off at the end of the first season, as they were clearly intended to be, so they then had to deal with the most powerful characters being part of the picture for the rest of the series, and never knowing how to balance things to accommodate them.I enjoy it, despite they been taken into a strike that messed up the development of the story.
Managing initial success is harder than we think!I think what really messed up the development of the show is that some of the stars became too big to kill off at the end of the first season, as they were clearly intended to be, so they then had to deal with the most powerful characters being part of the picture for the rest of the series, and never knowing how to balance things to accommodate them.
Yes! When I watched Severance, I thought it was just a one season limited series of 10 episodes. I watched the end of episode 9 and was really jazzed to watch episode 10, thinking, "This is all coming together into a bang-up ending!"I know there will be a second season, but I really enjoyed the way Season 1 of Severance ended.
I think what really messed up the development of the show is that some of the stars became too big to kill off at the end of the first season, as they were clearly intended to be, so they then had to deal with the most powerful characters being part of the picture for the rest of the series, and never knowing how to balance things to accommodate them.
Yes! When I watched Severance, I thought it was just a one season limited series of 10 episodes. I watched the end of episode 9 and was really jazzed to watch episode 10, thinking, "This is all coming together into a bang-up ending!"
But I uttered all manner of naughty words when AppleTV dumped me back to the main menu and I realized that season 1 was only the nine episodes.