Previously, the release of a new season of your favorite show was a real event that had been waiting for months. Right now, streaming sites are spitting out tons of content every week, but it's absolutely impossible to watch it. Let's honestly admit to ourselves that the TV series industry has broken down a lot.

The main problem is the terribly long-drawn-out plots. A story that can be easily told in a couple of hours of screen time is stretched over ten episodes. As a result, the viewer is forced to spend hours watching empty conversations about nothing and silly family dramas that do not affect the plot at all. The authors do this for the sake of views and timekeeping, which is why the overall dynamics suffers.S series Flash - 184 episodes of 40+ minutes each)
Another problem with modern shows is cardboard characters. Instead of complex and contradictory personalities, they give us perfect heroes without a single flaw. They're just not interesting to watch because they don't make mistakes and always do the right thing. A spoiled viewer immediately sees this falsehood and cannot empathize with such characters with all their desire.
Well, the ending is the eternal cliffhangers for the sake of continuation. Instead of making a normal and complete ending, the scriptwriters end the story at the most interesting place. And then the show just gets shut down because of the low ratings, and you're left stranded without ever knowing how it ended.
Of course, there are some units among all this garbage that are really interesting to watch and they are not stretched, but often 70-80 percent are bloated and uninteresting hundreds of episodes
Thanks for reading, I hope it was interesting and you learned something new.
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