Ever stuck with a series despite not liking it anymore?

[Wolf Kanno]

What I mean is, have you ever watched or read a series you really loved but over time it just started to make more and more bad choices or killed off a character you absolutely loved, or just kind of felt like it started to repeat itself too often but you kept on checking each new installment cause you felt you invested too much time not to see it to completion?

[Shauna]

Bones. I keep watching. It's terrible. :( What did they do to Temperance Brennan ;_;

[Perducci]

I make a point of finishing up every TV show/movie that I start watching regardless of how terrible it gets. I just can't bring myself to stop watching, especially if I'm three seasons in before it starts to suck.

[Spuuky]

Isn't this the life story of everyone who watched Dexter? That's what I gathered. Anyway, no.

[Jinx]

I'm still watching True Blood, aren't I?

[Lone Wolf Leonhart]

I usually won't finish something I don't like. There's so many other things I could be playing and watching that I would enjoy.

If i'm 2 seasons into a show, I'm not gonna watch for the next 6 years just to see how it ends. However, if I'm 7 seasons into a show and like it, but the 8th and final season is kinda sketchy, I'll probably see it through.

[Mirage]

Heroes

[Spooniest]

This is how I am with Star Trek lately...I actually only stopped watching it during the 3rd season of Enterprise, but I've seen both of the new movies and thought they were pretty dang good. New hope for the series? Maybe...

[Pumpkin]

That 70's Show
One Tree Hill
90210
Desperate Housewives

[Jessweeee♪]

This manga called Skip Beat. I feel like it's headed in a bad direction. It could still redeem itself should the plot turn a certain way, but I'm not expecting it to.

[Araciel]

Heroes

And Lost

Fuck Lost.

[Shorty]

Dexter. After season four, it was all downhill. The Tom Hanks, Jr. season had so much potential and it just shattered me with how disappointing it was.

[Scotty_ffgamer]

The only example I can really think of is The Office. I watched every single episode despite the show being pretty bad for a number of seasons. I eventually want to sit down and finish watching Heroes despite it getting a bit bad.

[Colonel Angus]

The closest thing I can think of is the Office (U.S.). While I never thought the show was bad, the Holly & Andy as the boss eras were tough. Will Ferrell's bit was incredibly disappointing. Dwight should've been made boss right after Michael left. The last few episodes w/ him in charge was only a glimpse of what should've been.

[noxious.sunshine]

I gave up on the U.S. version of The Office after Steve Carrell bounced, tho IMO , it started going downhill after Jim & Pam got married and had the baby.

How I Met Your Mother I followed through to the end, though I didn't start watching it until it started coming on the CW with Big Bang Theory in the afternoons. And then I think I started watching new episodes during season 6 ish or so. But goddamn that ending pissed me off and the whole last season pretty well sucked major ass.

[Lonely Paper Star]

Heroes

[Bubba]

Dexter. After season four, it was all downhill. The Tom Hanks, Jr. season had so much potential and it just shattered me with how disappointing it was.

Really? Series 5 with Johnny Lee Miller and Julia Stiles was awesome!

Series 6 so far though has been pretty crap.

[chionos]

Isn't this the life story of everyone who watched Dexter? That's what I gathered. Anyway, no.

This is what I came to this thread to post. That about covers it. Same with Lost, I guess, though that was one of those retroactive things.

[Shorty]

Dexter. After season four, it was all downhill. The Tom Hanks, Jr. season had so much potential and it just shattered me with how disappointing it was.

Really? Series 5 with Johnny Lee Miller and Julia Stiles was awesome!

Series 6 so far though has been pretty crap.

I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaated the Lumen season xD It made no sense to me, and I can't stand Julia Stiles.

[Alive-Cat]

Misfits! The first few were so good. By the end, it was like...an entire new cast? Some of which were good characters, but it just felt like it was trying to imitate the show it was. First and second season were golden.

[Araciel]

Everyone says when Nathan left they stopped watching.

[Bubba]

Dexter. After season four, it was all downhill. The Tom Hanks, Jr. season had so much potential and it just shattered me with how disappointing it was.

Really? Series 5 with Johnny Lee Miller and Julia Stiles was awesome!

Series 6 so far though has been pretty crap.

I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaated the Lumen season xD It made no sense to me, and I can't stand Julia Stiles.

But... but... you can't have a different opinion to me.

[Psychotic]

Dexter. After season four, it was all downhill. The Tom Hanks, Jr. season had so much potential and it just shattered me with how disappointing it was.This aaaaaand....
Misfits! The first few were so good. By the end, it was like...an entire new cast? Some of which were good characters, but it just felt like it was trying to imitate the show it was. First and second season were golden.This. Though I stopped watching tbh.

[blackmage_nuke]

Mad Men got pretty boring with only a few good episodes scattered around but Im glad I stuck it through because it's getting better as it approaches it's finale. I kept watching because it's rare for a show to have heterosexual male and female leads in a purely platonic relationship and I wanted to see how it turned out.