Television

I'll cop shit for this, but The Bear.

Observe that people want beef subs, that beef subs are good, and what needs to improve is the restaurant management and staff stability. You can still innovate with sandwiches and pastries, you don't need to convert to a fancy restaurant and charge stupid prices for a different daily menu.

What they did in The Bear by converting to a fancy restaurant and alienating their customers was the most boneheaded business move one could possibly conceive of and I despise Lip for squandering mikeys money like that.

Search Party - Murder mistery in the beginning but something completly different in the end (don‘t want to spoil), it‘s a ride…

Znation. And it was glorious

...but in a good way. That's what I'd like to hear about.

(edit: Dr Who would appear to be one such example)

Battlestar Galactica, the potential cancellation made some whacky shit happen

Fringe. Started as a clone of the X-Files, then devolved into the most random, convoluted alternate universe and time travel madness. One should have seen that coming:

Created by J. J. Abrams Alex Kurtzman Roberto Orci

The OA

Happy Days when the Fonz jumped the shark

the office (us)

Once Upon A Time

smallvilled. once lois lane was introduced. which made no sense to happen in smallville before he was a reporter and then that was about when lex went from being a sorta walking the edge antihero to villian which sorta ruined the schtick. Honestly lex luther was the main character to me in the show.

sandman, it was pretty obvious how cheap the props and costumes are, so you can feel the cheapness, some people had problem with the characters not being what they are suppose to be for the comics. Lucifer, REMIEL. its probably NETFLIX squeezing whats left of the series before cancelling it, i heard neil gaimans sex perversions dint overall affect the cancellation of the show, it was netflix being the usaul, season 2 cancellation theme.

Riverdale