35 People Share A TV Show That Started Out Promising “But Turned Out To Be Garbage”

Totally agree! They took 7 seasons to build the entire epic story and then decided for whatever reason to end it with a Readers Digest 6 episodes!

If they wanted to go with the same ending, I would have been ok with it. Just not crammed into a handful of episodes! If we could have seen Dany slowly falling into the madness (the hints were there in earlier seasons), it could have been a work of art. Instead, we got a big middle finger of a half season that said they didn't care at all about the fans who made the show (after all, if no one watched it, it would have been cancelled, no matter how well-written).

Let's be clear .. season 6 was amazing, just rushed. And missing this huge point that Jon Snow is actually the rightful king. This slow release information, meaning nothing at the end, is my biggest issue.

Absolutely hated the 'Daenerys will most probably be pregnant' storyline that they heavily foreshadowed (and would make sense about her and Jon Snow coming together for a fated reason etc) and then......just nothing. She just went bonkers mad in 5 seconds. Jon Snow will be buried with the epitaph 'She is ma Queen!' He said it like a parrot constantly. Hated the ending. Big turd of an ending.

I've heard so much vitriolic disappointment from GOT fans that I will probably never watch the final season.

I don't mind it up to season 7 (even though it had already gone downhill). After that it became a completely different show

Yep. If you ignore the "arc" episodes it's still pretty good, right up until the end. (I love the episode in the last season with the Brady Bunch house.)

I remember, when the show was still on the air, there were critics who would complain about the monster of the week episodes - but I loved those! They were fun. The conspiracy and alien stuff got so tiresome.

I disagree tho like xfiles is amazing😓😓😓

"Government conspiracy" is just plain lazy writing - it totally ignored everything up to that point

I actually made it to the last season before giving up. Don't waste your time, it doesn't get any better

I watched the first two seasons. By then I hated all of the characters and was rooting for the zombies.

Christ, the first episode was every zombie trope ever. I didn't make it past that.

This was my show! But yeah, the show pretty much turned into a walker itself after so long.

I*warning possible spoiler alerts* I went all the way with it...I agree it really lost its way after negan's defeat.... yeah the whisperers was an interesting storyline as for the commonwealth wtf was that about...so many storylines not explored or completed....but I still loved it all,was right up my street as a genre (ps I'm a huge zombie fan as it has the possibility of a potential reality)

They turned a great medical series into a soap opera version of itself. Stopped watching after the plane crash episode. That was their jumping the shark episode.

I can't believe they still make this show! The star must have serious dirt on people...

Yea, it was a cool med-procedure show, until the episode with the jump-the-shark plane crash the killed/maimed characters. Then it turned into trash.

I've enjoyed it. Definitely got worse after the plane crash and Christina leaving. The latest season is the worst. He interns are hard to like and the show got too preachy. Yeah I agree with you but stop shoving it in my face and making that the entire point of the episode. I want to watch characters not situations.

Quit when they had prom at the hospital

Nah... Heroes, I felt, was never amazing. The writers kept breaking their own rules regarding powers and abilities and character arcs, even within the first season. And the finale was like it was choregraphed by a drunk, blind squirrel and the director's only instruction to the actors was "look like you're doing something urgently."

I wish Heroes could've had a proper ending, but there's a reason writer's strikes happen in the first place. The creatives deserve to be paid for their work

OMG, I loved this show so much!

I don't know... i still enjoyed allthe Hiro stuff, and redeemed Sylar. The relaunch really didn't work, though.

I watched first season and then never watched it after that. Sad day.

They should have ended the series instead of killing off Elizabeth Keen.

Yes, but the series finale was exactly what was needed to redeem itself.

I watched it to the end. Almost wished I hadn't. That ending was worse than the original ending of Dexter. It was so bad it almost made me angry.

I like this show for what it is , putting the "falling out ,making up , falling out ,making up "between characters constantly angle aside

Felt like this show kept messing with the audience. They made you think the show was ending for many seasons.

The last season was hard to follow

I'm probably in the very small minority, but Lost is my favorite TV show to this day and I loved the last season.

i still don't understand the ending

The writers "Lost" the plot, if they ever had one.

Oh bullcrap. The fandom didn't guess it. The fandom guessed it was purgatory. It wasn't. It was a real place, with real things happening to SURVIVORS of a plane crash. The audience didn't guess about a 1970s hippie collective moving there trying to save the world, or the hosts of other groups like the military trying to own the Island and for its properties, or people who had done evil and who were killed on the Island were trapped there in a kind of purgatory as "the whispers." I watched this show in real time and read the message boards. People got it ALL wrong. Also...Lindelof's "The Leftovers" and "Watchmen" are SPECTACULARLY good.

Well you made it through a few seasons. I did not make it through one episode.

After two seasons it sucked.

Yeah, the last seaons were kinda painful, but I saw much worse (thinking of you, "Lost")!!!

And Ted wasn’t a very likeable character in the end. Disappointed that Robin ended up with Ted.