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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 8147963" data-attributes="member: 7023840">That was my point?There are some people (not many) that complain about the MCU. But that's not much content in the grand scheme of things.As I pointed out, the entirety of the MCU (up until recently) consisted of 23 movies spread out over 13 years.TV shows, on the other hand, consist of 8-13 episodes per year (prestige) or 23 (standard broadcast) per year.At a certain point, you can get fatigue from mining the same IP over and over over again at the same time.* Unlike event-movies, TV series can be more problematic. It's like a pie eating contest where the prize is ... more pie. *I am hard-pressed to think of a single TV show that hasn't had this problem. Liked Law & Order? Well, they made too many spin-offs for a while. CSI? Same thing. Star Trek? Well, at one point they had TNG overlap with DS9, and DS9 overlap with Voyager, and Voyager ended with Enterprise beginning ... and that was the saturation until our current ST bonanza.Probably the closest is the CW-verse, and, well, they sure are pretty.</blockquote>