Dexter

[Frogacuda]

I'm sorry, but if a proper hurricane is hitting Miami, planes aren't flying out of Jacksonville at literally the exact same time.

[Diff-chan]

Yay, Dexter's terrible last season is over. It can't hurt us any more.

Why do people stick with obviously terrible shows? Serious question. From what I have been reading of Dexter recaps, the show has been pretty awful for like, five years.

[Chux]

I'd assume they feel like they've put so much time into it, they might as well see it off. Lost got like that for me.

[Diff-chan]

Sunk costs imo.

[NeoZeedeater]

It's because when people say a show got terrible they usually just mean terrible in comparison to early episodes. Dexter obviously went majorly downhill but it was still entertaining enough to watch.

[Rumpy]

I'm sorry, but if a proper hurricane is hitting Miami, planes aren't flying out of Jacksonville at literally the exact same time.

No shit. The point is, she didn't leave at the exact same time. It's at the bottom of the problem list.

[Opaque]

It's because when people say a show got terrible they usually just mean terrible in comparison to early episodes. Dexter obviously went majorly downhill but it was still entertaining enough to watch.

This.

Even when The Simpsons is at its worst it's still better than half the shit on TV.

[Diff-chan]

I guess it depends on what you'd rather do.

I'd rather do a lot more than just sit there and watch TV series. Stuff that isn't necessarily a better use of my time than TV, but just different. So I have no problem dropping a bad show, like The Walking Dead.

[NeoZeedeater]

I will drop a show if it becomes bad enough. I doubt I'll ever go back to True Blood.

[Opaque]

I'll drop a bad show and I have.

Weeds got legitimate bad. Simpsons is still fun to watch but I recognize it was better in past seasons.