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<blockquote data-quote="Pigsticker" data-source="post: 55556" data-attributes="member: 209">The problem is stories like this need to run their course in a set and certain amount of time. Right now producers and vested interests are trying to get all it's worth and that tends to drag story lines out, which leads to a lot of dull screen moments. It's because of these factors that shows soon start to lose fan base and views and not long after (usually two more seasons) the show typically ends in haste when they find out the network wants to pull the plug. Then a finishing story line is pieced together in haste and lots of side plots are often left in the dust leaving the remaining viewer with lots of questions and an unsatisfied feeling. Consequently, what started out as a great idea and epic show soon turns to mediocre story lines and excess garbage that isn't necessarily relevant to the main plot and ruins what could have potentially been one of the greatest shows of all time into a honorable mention series. I've seen this happen with so many series and I cringe when these types of shows often go past five seasons. But, from a producer and investor standpoint, it makes sense to milk it until it's completely dried up and often taking the last drops from a dead cow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pigsticker, post: 55556, member: 209"] The problem is stories like this need to run their course in a set and certain amount of time. Right now producers and vested interests are trying to get all it's worth and that tends to drag story lines out, which leads to a lot of dull screen moments. It's because of these factors that shows soon start to lose fan base and views and not long after (usually two more seasons) the show typically ends in haste when they find out the network wants to pull the plug. Then a finishing story line is pieced together in haste and lots of side plots are often left in the dust leaving the remaining viewer with lots of questions and an unsatisfied feeling. Consequently, what started out as a great idea and epic show soon turns to mediocre story lines and excess garbage that isn't necessarily relevant to the main plot and ruins what could have potentially been one of the greatest shows of all time into a honorable mention series. I've seen this happen with so many series and I cringe when these types of shows often go past five seasons. But, from a producer and investor standpoint, it makes sense to milk it until it's completely dried up and often taking the last drops from a dead cow. [/QUOTE]

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