Randy Giles
Two sides to every soul.
The thing about stuff like a show "quitting while it's ahead" is that every show that has more than a few seasons has its ups and downs. People are way, way, WAY too quick to scream "jump the shark". Patience is something you need when investing in a TV show.
There are two shows listed so far that I don't really agree with. One is South Park. I didn't get into this show until about a year and a half ago, I've seen nearly every episode now and I love it. Season 12 was a little lame overall, I thought, but I liked nearly every episode in season 13. But even the early seasons had a couple of not-so-great episodes each, but I think it's the type of show that can last a very long time and always have as many hits as misses. I'm hoping it will get renewed through it's 20th season, honestly, because I'm not ready to see it end.
The other is CSI...if this was a show that was more character-based and had an arc, then maybe, but procedurals aren't limited by that. I do wish that steamy pile of crap known as "CSI: Miami" would end but I occasionally catch episodes of Vegas and it seems no worse or better than it's always been. It has a few years left in it at least.
Right now I don't watch anything that I'd say is past its prime, although I'm hoping Desperate Housewives will end next year like was always planned. I was so annoyed when Marc Cherry decided he wanted it to run at least nine seasons. They should focus on delivering an outstanding final season next year, and since the guy is developing another dramedy he can focus on that.
There are two shows listed so far that I don't really agree with. One is South Park. I didn't get into this show until about a year and a half ago, I've seen nearly every episode now and I love it. Season 12 was a little lame overall, I thought, but I liked nearly every episode in season 13. But even the early seasons had a couple of not-so-great episodes each, but I think it's the type of show that can last a very long time and always have as many hits as misses. I'm hoping it will get renewed through it's 20th season, honestly, because I'm not ready to see it end.
The other is CSI...if this was a show that was more character-based and had an arc, then maybe, but procedurals aren't limited by that. I do wish that steamy pile of crap known as "CSI: Miami" would end but I occasionally catch episodes of Vegas and it seems no worse or better than it's always been. It has a few years left in it at least.
Right now I don't watch anything that I'd say is past its prime, although I'm hoping Desperate Housewives will end next year like was always planned. I was so annoyed when Marc Cherry decided he wanted it to run at least nine seasons. They should focus on delivering an outstanding final season next year, and since the guy is developing another dramedy he can focus on that.