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In response to
"
Truly your loss. -- nm
"
by
David
People expected a Marvel movie each week, not realizing season one was basically setting the stage. -- nm
Posted by
Spawn
Jun 16 '17, 10:11
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a full season is WAY too long to "set the stage", no one has that kind of time. -- nm
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groiny
Jun 16, 10:14
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But there's been some fantastic long running series that had to work their way through the first season like Buffy and ST:TNG
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JD
Jun 16, 10:18
2
I do not disagree with you, but IIRC Agents of Shield was in danger of being cancelled for bad numbers
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groiny
Jun 16, 10:19
1
That is because it is on one of the Big Three networks. -- nm
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Spawn
Jun 16, 10:24
People that like good tv do. -- nm
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Spawn
Jun 16, 10:17
2
STFU, people give things 3 or 4 episodes, if it puts you to sleep you move on. -- nm
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groiny
Jun 16, 10:18
1
iirc, episode 5 hooked us. We haven't watched this season yet though. -- nm
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Shaun
Jun 16, 10:21
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