This is a Korean show, but Bulgasal. K-dramas are already notorious for being long, and this was no exception. It was 16 episodes that were each 1.5 hours long. Dramas that revolve around a love story (ill-fated lovers on this one) have no business being that long. And the worst part is the last episode violated the entire show's lore rules just so it would be a happy ending.
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Seinfeld, there's way more miss episodes than hit episodes. The peak is the middle few seasons, and even then it's 50:50 at best.
Is it worth watching for the first time, do you think?
I'd say it depends on your tastes. If you like it's always sunny or arrested development then it might be worth it, and start with season 4 and go back if you really liked it. Otherwise skip it.
Supernatural - I watched the first 9 seasons, that was 9 seasons too many. The Expanse - I watched all of it, liked none of it.
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Steven Universe.
Holy shit i missed some of the early hiatuses, but I'd argue the later ones were worse because of the direction the stories took. And coming back after months of nothing to a quartet of garbage pointless filler (yes Lion 4 is garbage) should've warned me to abandon ship.