Boring show you saw and never saw again?

[_Just_A_girl_]

[FunkyMonkee]

About 20 years ago, there was a new series about a bunch of people in the Everglades that were getting abducted by aliens and replaced with exact copies who didn't even know they were copies. It WAS an interesting idea for the show but, it took them AN ENTIRE SEASON just to tell about 2 weeks worth of the story!! By that time, t got REALLY boring and I stopped watching it!! However, around the same time, there was another new show called, "The Journeyman'" about a newspaper reporter that'd, somehow, get sucked into a wormhole at any given second and transported somewhere else in time and eventually, he'd come back to the present but, before he could make anyone at the paper understand what he'd just gone through, he'd get whipped off to another point in time!! THAT was an interesting show but, they only ran it for about 6 episodes before cancelling it!! Apparently, anything that's good gets taken away forever and the pointless boring shit gets to stay on and gets all this wondrous acclaim!! Like, that Dick Clark show a few years ago about his old show, "American Bandstand". It focused on two girls in the Philly area that got jobs as dancers on the show back in the mid to late `60's and, although it was more of a drama, it DID get a bit boring kinda fast! I recorded the first season but, just lost track by almost the end of season 1. If it continued to a 2nd season, I don't know.
I was reading last night about a few movies and at least one comment said this one movie was a real stinker! Then I remembered about how many times I'd heard before about certain movies being REALLY BAD but, when I saw them, they were fucking GREAT!! So, I've kinda taken up the notion that, if critics say a movie sucks, chances are pretty good that it's actually REALLY good and I'm gonna try to see it!! Likewise, most of the shit they say is fantastically wonderful really sucks!!

[ADFSDF1996]

Jessica Jones, super boring.

I especially didn’t like how they wrote her character. They made her seem ridiculously strong and skilled by making her defeat Luke cage who is triple her size and strength. Yet they nerfed her character in season 2 by making her get her ass whooped by Alisa Jones who is nowhere near as big or strong as Luke Cage.

That seems to be the cliché with many fictional “strong” female protagonists, they can easily defeat larger and stronger male characters but they struggle against larger and stronger female characters. Certainly if female protagonists can defeat larger and stronger male adversaries then they should be able to make short work of larger and stronger female adversaries. But movies and shows rarely adhere to that.

[jennifer_bloom]

When I was a kid I would watch YTV which was a television channel for kids and they had one show that would appear at 1 pm every day about a train station with animated and talking trains and I hated that show. I would prefer staring at their wall to watching that boring show.

[_Just_A_girl_]

Thomas the tank engine? Lol

[jennifer_bloom]

Yeah, I hated that show

[whereismyjohnny]

I can't think of any. I liked most of the shows that I saw.

[whereismyjohnny]

Oh, I know! I tried watching Riverdale once. I've seen one episode and quit. 😅

[_Just_A_girl_]

Ya me too after a few

[_Just_A_girl_]

Ok _

[SnowedIn]

I've tried to get through The Man In The High Castle several times.

[NathanDavis]

I would not calling boring at all... because it is NOT boring, it is a very popular show and even a great one according to MANY fans who loved it, lol

but I just never got hooked onto Breaking Bad, even if I tried three times

[Guy13]

Andy Griffith rerun

[Blackcupcake]

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