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Oh shit I forgot about this one. This is probably the one that annoyed me the most. I persevered up until the end of Season 7 but it just wasn't the same and worth it. The series really should have ended with 5 and it would have been all the better for it.hmmmm
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Super Natural past season 5.
didn't really like season 1, it was meh, then i didn't like the first part of season 2 , then i loved season 3, season 4 was okay then season 5 was amazing, just my thoughts.Shows where jumping the shark killed it?
Walking Dead I guess?
Though I still watch it as a guilty pleasure and it's still going.
It's only 'killed' in the sense that none of the later seasons hold up to season 1.
I personally dropped it at Season 5 (I think, it was whenever the Carnival people popped up).
Though I'm curious what the dropping point was for you, because Heroes fans seemed to have dropped it as a ton of different spots.
My own thought.didn't really like season 1, it was meh, then i didn't like the first part of season 2 , then i loved season 3, season 4 was okay then season 5 was amazing, just my thoughts.
Season 1 = My favouritei hated season 4 of heroes, i didn't mind season 3 first half, but the second half was meh, season 2 i didn't like, but the first season was perfection.
If you mean GoT = Perfection, then good! :PGame of thrones all of it.
This is common knowledge to most fans I believe. It was also incredibly obvious as It's entire mythos arch was built around Lucifer. But in typical TV fashion "LETS MILK IT" happened.Fun fact about Supernatural and why people agree it should have ended at Season 5:
Supernatural was always planned to end at the end of Season 5 by Eric Kripke but CW decided "Nope!" and gave everyone five more seasons because the president of CW said that Supernatural could go on forever, so they might as well (Peter Roth, Warner Bros. president, even said he'd love to see Supernatural go to Season 20). If you watch Season 5 closely, you can easily see story lines all the way back in Season 1 tied into the plot and resolved nicely at the finale.
So yeah, when Kripke stepped down as show runner at the end of Season 5, he was basically saying, "It's the end of the story folks." But then five more seasons came out, so whatever.