Alternative title: how much of a satisfactory conclusion do individual seasons have?
I've never seen a single GoT episode, but the Witcher recently got me hungering in for more fantasy shows. Problem is: I'm really not a fan of TV. Specifically, how most shows have a soap-style lack of narrative resolution to them, making the story feel incomplete instead of part of a larger whole. I much prefer the movie format of a singular tale with a beginning, middle, and end. Bite sized entertainment.
So my question is, to all you who've seen them: how does the first seasin stack up as its own entity? Does it tell a compelling tale by itself, or does it only work in conjucture with the rest?
To put it another way: if the show had been canceled after season one, would you have been extremely ticked off (due to cliffhangers, unresolved plots, etc)? Or would it still hold up as a standalone experience?
Submitted January 30, 2020 at 07:30PM by bionicle_fanatic https://ift.tt/2UabPaB
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