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re: Agents of Shield Thread
Posted on 5/14/14 at 1:01 pm to CGSC Lobotomy
Posted on 5/14/14 at 1:01 pm to CGSC Lobotomy
true.
and while there is an argument to be made that they could have done a better job early on, its not like it was ever as bad as some vocal critics made it out to be.
hell, I think season one of AOS was pretty much equal to Arrow (the first half of that show was basically a soap) and look how bad arse that show became in season 2.
and while there is an argument to be made that they could have done a better job early on, its not like it was ever as bad as some vocal critics made it out to be.
hell, I think season one of AOS was pretty much equal to Arrow (the first half of that show was basically a soap) and look how bad arse that show became in season 2.
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Posted on 5/14/14 at 1:22 pm to Dr RC
Most new shows not on HBO or FX follow a pretty simple guideline.
Introduce Characters
Introduce Problem
Characters fix problem
Rinse and repeat. They don't build on anything and people lose interest fast.
Agents of Shield, kind of started out that way. Arrow kind of started out that way. But if you keep the audience watching for more than 4-6 episodes, you can build on the story. They finally gave us a villain for more than 1 episode. Marvel/ABC did a really good job of saving the show.
Introduce Characters
Introduce Problem
Characters fix problem
Rinse and repeat. They don't build on anything and people lose interest fast.
Agents of Shield, kind of started out that way. Arrow kind of started out that way. But if you keep the audience watching for more than 4-6 episodes, you can build on the story. They finally gave us a villain for more than 1 episode. Marvel/ABC did a really good job of saving the show.
Posted on 5/14/14 at 1:24 pm to Dr RC
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hell, I think season one of AOS was pretty much equal to Arrow (the first half of that show was basically a soap) and look how bad arse that show became in season 2.
The problem with the 1st half season of AoS was that it lacked direction, other than Coulson basically babysitting a bunch of newbies. Arrow had direction from the first episode of season one (redeeming his dad's list). I mean the guy was basically going on a killing spree the first half of season 1.
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