Always Sunny in Philadelphia...
The characters were just -too- unlikable for me.
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Yep, same with The Office
I loved The Office, but I see what you mean!
Lost
It dragged on and on, every episode was some cliffhanger which wasn't resolved in the next episode, just dragged out again. I dunno, I only watched the first maybe six(?) episodes before I gave up. I remember the reveal of the polar bear, and then the next week, they didn't resolve it. So, fed up, I stopped watching.
Game of Thrones.
I understand that people love it but for me it was just a slog that went nowhere. I really think I just don't enjoy fantasy as a genre since I also do not like LOTR at all.
I found shitz creek to be like ok but not as good as it was made out to be to me.
The "bro prestige shows". The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, The Wire. They're just fundamentally uninteresting to me as concepts. I'm not really a fan of crime shows.
I found Californication way too depressing to watch.
The new Dark Matter show.
Because I'm still pissed SciFi fuked Mallozzi over and canceled Dark Matter at season 4.
And I liked Fringe in its' first half hour and never got bored of it, unlike new Dark Matter.
Dark Matter had so much potential...
Anything Star Wars except Clone Wars and Rebels.
Huh, I'm the opposite. I quite enjoyed Andor and The Mandalorian, but I'm finding Clone Wars a bit of a slog.
I don't think Mandalorian is terrible, but it comes off as gimmicky and a tad too basic. I forgot about Andor though, I should watch more of that.
Sopranos. Sex in the City. Any police or hospital procedural, other than House.
True detective. Just couldn't get into it and I tried
Peaky blinders. Felt like generic crime stories in 1922 Birmingham. Watched the first two seasons and gave up.