There were too many characters and too many plots.
My daughter had already watched half of the first season when she convinced me to give it a try, so I had help from her to muddle through the early episodes when everyone was an unknown. That is something that is tough for a show like this I would think, to keep initial viewers through the initial confusion. But as the characters get unveiled the concept becomes easier to follow and indeed a tiny bit predictable even. I agree though that there are too many plots, and plots can sit on the sideline a fairly long time until they are gotten back too. But it does seem like they at least have a long term plan.
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Date: 2013-03-09 04:52 pm (UTC)My daughter had already watched half of the first season when she convinced me to give it a try, so I had help from her to muddle through the early episodes when everyone was an unknown. That is something that is tough for a show like this I would think, to keep initial viewers through the initial confusion. But as the characters get unveiled the concept becomes easier to follow and indeed a tiny bit predictable even. I agree though that there are too many plots, and plots can sit on the sideline a fairly long time until they are gotten back too. But it does seem like they at least have a long term plan.