TV followers aren’t holding again in an Ask Reddit put up that poses the query, “Which show starts as a 10/10, but ends as a 1/10?” The replies vary from apparent selections reminiscent of Game of Thrones to classics like Happy Days, which impressed the TV time period, “jumping the shark.”

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When it involves TV, the vary in high quality is extraordinarily various. Some sequence have ebbs and flows, whereas others stay glorious from begin to end. It will be troublesome to wrap up a seasons-long story, however there are many reveals that stick the touchdown. Unfortunately, the sequence listed beneath don’t fall below that class.

From ruining characters to writing uninteresting storylines, listed here are some reveals that began sturdy however crashed and burned.

1. Once Upon a Time

“I LOVED the first two seasons but literally couldn’t watch after that.” —u/Virtual-Witness9579

2. Pretty Little Liars

“The way it ended was straight up insulting to everyone who spent years loyally watching that show.” —u/WebkinzMurderer69

3. Weeds

“Weeds absolutely collapsed after about the 3rd season and somehow kept going.” —u/professorfunkenpunk

4. Game of Thrones

“The worst thing about the final season of GOT is that every single plot thread is closed in such an unsatisfying way that it destroys any rewatching potential the show had, because you know every single plot thread and character arc ends up in a sh*t heap.” —u/Raidertck

5. Killing Eve

“S1 and S2 were divine. S3 was kinda okay, but was all over the place. S4 had its moments, but was ultimately just pure sh*t.” —u/mintyyfressh

6. True Blood

“The first two seasons were amazing, and then it began a slow but steady decline into ‘what the f***’ territory.” —u/AutoDefenestrator273

7. Westworld

“Such a sharp decline. My god. It was god tier in season 1.” —u/Flincher14

8. Shameless (US)

“It began out nice. Solid storylines, nice characters, and character improvement. It was humorous and foolish at instances, but additionally extraordinarily deep and unhappy. Great performances all through … It had its ups and downs till season 6, however nonetheless fairly strong and gratifying.

But round season 7 or 8, it grew to become virtually insufferable. Characters grew to become caricatures of themselves. They modified fully simply to suit sure compelled storylines, whereas others that had been developed for some time have been abruptly dropped.” —u/Historical-Ad8502

9. That ’70s Show

“They committed the most obvious blunder they could possibly commit: bring in a brand new lead to stuff into the departing lead’s role, ignoring how ludicrous that is. The only way they could have had a reasonable chance would be to pick a new lead from the existing characters.” —u/cpt_justice

10. Heroes

“Season 1 was magic, then it fell off a cliff.” —u/Weldobud

“I heard this so much about Heroes, so I decided to watch the first season, and then I just stopped. Now I always remember it as a great show.” —u/yay-its-colin

11. Riverdale

“Wasn’t 10/10, but it walked a perfect line between kitsch/tongue in cheek/teen drama. Then it went into weird soap opera territory. Archie starting greased teenbeat ISIS is when I tapped out.” —u/Chucknastical

12. Glee

“Started off as a witty satire of high school dramas, with a tone similar to Cobra Kai. Around season 2, it became a high school drama. And then it dragged on after all the original cast had ‘graduated,’ and I don’t even remember the ending.” —u/MoobyTheGoldenSock

13. Orange Is the New Black

“It was great until they killed Poussey, everything really fell apart after that IMO.” —u/Advanced_Reading_477

14. Happy Days

“That one totally jumped the shark.” —u/OmegaWittif

15. The X-Files

“I absolutely adore the first like 4-5, maybe even 6 seasons, but point-blank refuse to watch the rest of it. It’s so bad it hurts.” —u/abfukson

16. The Umbrella Academy

“I hate the new season so much. It’s full of plot holes, they ruined some of the characters, and it’s just suuuper rushed.” —u/MayoriFuji

17. Dexter

“Dexter, the only show to f*** up its ending twice…” —u/Copperjedi

18. How I Met Your Mother

“The finale is so bad that it almost seems intentional.” —u/squidward_smells_

“They had a finale planned out from the beginning and stuck to it, even though it completely screws over the show they actually made. That was dumb.” —u/cpt_justice

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