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The 15 Best Adult Animated Movies from the West
15. Dexter
Dexter comes with a lot of hype, but within the first season, it becomes boring and repetitive. The characters feel one-dimensional, and every episode follows the same predictable pattern of a bad person doing something wrong, followed by Dexter's monologue about his lack of emotions. | © Showtime Networks
14. Lost
Lost started with a combination of balance between character development and mystery, but as the series went on, the story became tangled in too many puzzles and unanswered questions. In later episodes, the heavy focus on complex mythology left many feeling disconnected. | © ABC
13. Westworld
Westworld was captivating and thought-provoking in its first two seasons, even if it was tough to watch at times. After that, the show shifted to a different premise that made it harder to follow and care about. | © HBO
12. Once Upon a Time
As Once Upon a Time went on, this show became more complicated with multiple timelines, flashbacks, and a huge cast that sometimes made it hard to follow. With so many characters and some inconsistencies in their actions, this show started to fade too fast. | © ABC
11. Prison Break
Prison Break kicked off with a thrilling Season 1, but the show soon lost its edge with repetitive plots in Season 2, a rushed Season 3, and a downright silly Season 4. By Season 5, the only bright spot was a catchy remix of the main theme. | © 20th Television
10. The Following
The Following had a great pilot, but then everything went downhill with a messy spread of villainous followers and a clumsy FBI. Many stopped watching after the fifth episode when a twist with a lone female cop and the Iceman actor just didn't make any sense. | © Warner Bros. Television
9. Grey's Anatomy
Grey's Anatomy lost its spark after the main characters left, turning into recycled stories with new interns. Many fans missed the exciting, dramatic surgeries and the original vibe and were disappointed with how the characters have changed.| © Lionsgate Television
8. Riverdale
Riverdale got boring in Season 2 because the Jughead story and sex ed plot just didn't grab the audience. Only the Cheryl and Toni parts kept things interesting, and the show significantly missed the old murder mystery vibes. | © Warner Bros. Television
7. The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead began with high expectations for comic fans, but it drags so slowly that it feels like you're only getting half the story. Despite the initial excitement, the slow pace quickly turned it into an unwatchable and boring experience. | © AMC
6. Stranger Things
Stranger Things started great with unique charm, especially in Season 1 and Season 2. However, as the series progressed, over-the-top scenes, like a mall shootout, made it feel like the most generic Hollywood series you have ever seen. | © Netflix
5. Sherlock
Sherlock was an absolute obsession in its first three seasons, with an engaging plot and a fun, lively fandom that made every episode exciting. However, the last season completely lost that magic, leaving the show feeling distant and disappointing, so much so that most don't even rewatch it. | © BBC
4. Pretty Little Liars
Pretty Little Liars is filled with too many filler episodes; there's even a YouTube video showing that only 20% of its episodes move the plot forward. The dragged-out storylines, like stretching Ali's survival and keeping the characters in high school way too long, just make the show feel boring. | © ABC
3. Shameless
Shameless had a moment when every character finally got what they deserved, creating a satisfying personal series finale. Everyone may have their own favorite stopping point, but for many fans, it was somewhere between seasons 4 and 5. | © Warner Bros. Television
2. The 100
The 100 was exciting at first, but by Season 6, it had declined so much that people couldn't bring themselves to watch the final episode. The rare moments when Clarke showed her affection for Lexa were the only parts that kept viewers hooked. | © The CW
1. House of Cards
House of Cards started as a strong series, but it essentially lost its spark as the show went on. When Claire became VP, people's interest faded because the characters seemed so indifferent that it was hard to care about their fate. | © Netflix
