PhantomStranger

It definitely hit a low point this week with a glorified clip show. I don't want it canceled but everything good about season one is gone.

Mike86

I like a lot of animated comedies but I never really understood the appeal of this one to be honest. I thought it was stupid from the get-go.

Abob Teff

It did give us one of the best animated crossovers EVER ...

Norm de Plume

Long overdue, but I have finally stopped watching Hell's Kitchen, and I'm not looking back.

Inhumans99

Once Upon A Time. I actually started up again with the last season (the addition of characters from the Frozen universe did it for me), but I am out...normally, this would be a show I watch in the background while playing Peggle, or whatever, but I have too many "background" shows still on my tivo as is.

I will be cleaning up more shows soon enough...I believe I have something like over 50 (probably closer to 60+) season passes between my two tivos, which gives me lots of room to clear up more space on my dvrs.

Astrofan

Two seasons ago, Modern Family
Third episode of 12 Monkeys
20 minutes into Transparent

B.A.

This.

I wish they would just blow up the show and the entire team and let Ray and Dembe roam the Earth.

mcnabb

Schitt's Creek. I am a big fan of Eugene Levy and Chris Elliott as they are funny on the show. But the kids are just not funny and really ruined the show. Its a funny premise, but I gave it a few shows and then bailed.

Quatermass

That's too bad. I haven't seen it but I had high hopes for it. I have heard that same review from several people.

I quit The Blacklist last season for the same reasons everyone else has said.

I gave up Person of Interest when it got too cartoony, last year I think.

I quit Last Man on Earth after 3 shows and American Crime after 2 shows.

Elementary is on the bubble for me. I have liked it so far, but I think they are running out of ideas and I like Forever better, which satisfies my weekly requirement for all-knowing British guy with hot female sidekick.

Tom Banjo

I just dropped The Returned. It completely lacks the vibe of the original.

XKalino

Blacklist - Even Spader/Reddington's intense acting/character became caricaturish. I found myself cracking up when he blew on Berlin's face.

Elementary - Couldn't suffer through another dreary Mycroft episode. Jonny Lee Miller looks confused half the time.

Supernatural - Felt like it's been running on fumes for years..

johnnysd

Just pulled the plug on Sleepy Hollow, considering giving up on Helix

PhantomStranger

I didn't like the original that much and this nearly identical remake has done nothing for me. I won't be returning.
I can't really blame you, the show had decent stretches last season but this year has devolved even further into rote formula. If you have been watching since the first season the show now feels like a parody of itself.

DRG

So far this season I've dropped:
The Blacklist (formula became stale)
Pretty Little Liars (the concept has just gotten too ridiculous and is getting dumber every season)
Girls (characters have gotten even *more* annoying each season)
Portlandia (repetitive at this point; too much reliance on bad recurring characters)
The Americans (just wasn't hooking me back to return each week)
Gotham (love many elements of the show, but as a whole it just didn't have the draw to keep me interested)
American Horror Story (but I'll give the next season a shot)

cleaver

The time has come for me to quit Agents of SHIELD. I've been hate watching for months.

Jadzia

I feel like I am close to dropping Madam Secretary. On paper, I should love that show, but I find myself surfing the web and doing other things every time it is on.

Good premise but I find the weekly plots tedious.

slop101

To me, the humor comes from the characters, which happen to do a lot of improv during recordings. I think it's very funny, but I understand it's limited appeal.


The show I've STOPPED watching (finally), halfway through this current season, after hating it since it's second season, is Walking Dead. I stuck it out, hoping it'll get better, but it didn't - just so thoroughly boring, and repetitive. What a fucking waste of time that was.

slop101

You know what, halfway though season 20 (right when it went to HD), is when Simpsons got better. True, the show went on a steady decline starting at around the 11th season. But it was halfway through season 20, when the show went HD, that it picked up, and while not as great as seasons 2 through 8, the last 5 seasons have been more than solid, and way better than seasons 12 through 19.

Hokeyboy

It just isn't very compelling, is it? After that horrific first half of the first season, I came back with Winter Soldier and was starting to get back into it.

This season? It started OK but really hasn't gotten beyond OK at all. Like Agent Carter, it feels so bloated and artificial; "Once Upon A Time" in the Marvel Universe. I was excited for its return at first, but everything in the last 3 episodes has generated a tremendous shrug from our household.

PhantomStranger

I simply haven't liked the direction Agents of Shield has taken and the writing has gotten pretty mediocre this season. I smell a lot of ABC interference and a bigger push for Girl Power! in season two. If it wasn't connected to the Marvel film universe owned by Disney, the show would already be canceled.

Inhumans99

Black Sails - again, the entire current season was piling up on the tivo, so I deleted my season pass and the backlogged eps.

I am this close to nuking Gotham and Agents Of Shield. I am resisting the itch to delete Arrow (I am approaching 7+ eps piling up on the tivo), and simply letting The Flash be the CW DC show that I enjoy watching during the week it actually airs. I am enjoying the heck out of The Flash, and will probably give the spin-off a fair shot at catching my interest.

DJariya

Why Black Sails though? Have you seen any of the episodes this season? Season 2 has been excellent. Way better than season 1 with some major game changers. It was already renewed for a third season with Blackbeard being part of the show. It's not a really popular show here, but the consensus each week has been positive. I know you already answered this, but sounds more like you simply can't keep up anymore with all the notable shows out there and need to sacrifice things you aren't fully invested in.

starseed1981

Just dropped the following:

Downton Abbey
The Americans
Vikings

Nth Power

I think I'm done with American Horror Story. I liked the start of the season but it's become a chore to finish. The characters aren't particularly interesting and there isn't much of a main storyline tying things together.

The last few have been sitting on my DVR for weeks, but I'd like to finish out the season. So unless these last few are uncharacteristically awesome, it's going to get dropped.

covenant

I was late getting on the American idol bandwagon. Started watching when the XFactor debuted. But I've given up on this season. They changed the format so much it doesn't even feel like the same show.