That's my impression. The lack of hype for season 3 suggests that people bailed on the show after season 2. It didn't help that season 3 came out four years later thus squandering whatever hype True Detective still had.

Nice try Netflix bot. I'm still not watching any of your crap.

> Guess what, if you don't watch a show because it might get cancelled only contributes to lower ratings which leads to cancellation.

But if I did not watch the show in the first place, why would I care if it got cancelled? Does anybody care if shows they don't watch get cancelled?

> You’re comparing apples to oranges.

Not really as to what I'm saying.

There are shows that get cancelled and some people automatically assume it must have sucked on a creative level. It may have "sucked" on a ratings level and thus on a financial level. But that's a way different thing than saying the show "sucked" creatively.

> Such a shame HBO doesn't produce godlike shows anymore.

The Last of Us is quite godlike so far.

For the longest time I've always felt that the final scene of Six Feet Under was the best ever but (this is going to blow you away) the one for 12 Monkeys the TV series beats it.

Of course, if will fall flat if you were to look it up and watch it without the context of the entire series preceding it. It's a series of scenes rather than a single musical montage so it keeps hitting you.

> Rewatch the first episode, and to an extent, the first season, and revisit this statement. Breaking Bad was screaming out of the gate.

I agree. If you notice I put slow and boring in quotes to reflect what others have said. Not me.

> The Leftovers is just so fucking boring.

Did you even watch it.

Too bad it got cancelled.

Too bad Netflix just cancelled it.