Thread: Are you standoffish to get into new series for fear of cancellation?
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Old 01-12-2011, 12:53 AM   #6
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I don't get it, tbh. You guys get interested in a show and say, I'm not going to watch this because it might end up getting cancelled? It's just as likely that you're going to lose interest or it's going to end up starting to suck, too.
I say sieze the day.

Something like Nip/Tuck is an example of a show I enjoyed a lot for the first 2 or so seasons. Then it jumped the shark hard after that whole Carver thing.
I never continued watching it and really have no interest. Did it finally get cancelled?
Either way I don't really regret getting into it. It was a blast for those first couple years.

I can see waiting a season though. Typically I'd rather just wait til a show puts in a full season so that I know it has a real identity and I can sit down and watch a ton of it.
I'm not a big fan of getting one episode a week. I only tolerate that with shows I love where I have to.
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