What's a cartoon you gave up on watching?

[Nardlen]

If so, what is the reason why?

Edited January 17, 2018 by Nardlen

[ElementalCards]

Hey Arnold, Rocket Power and Ed Edd N Eddy. I seriously don't like how these particular females were portrayed as mean spirited assholes. Too bad I can't add Rugrats because Angelica Pickles was much more worse, though Shriek in Catdog was another abrasive asshole.

Edited January 18, 2018 by ElementalCards

[ccateni]

Polly and the Zhu Zhu pets, when the show became the Zhu Zhus it added nothing and was the same stuff over and over again, so I just left it be. Apparently, i'm not the only one according to nick and more's rating list.

[logamuyiwu]

Regular show, it just got a bit cliched.

[EmptyBasket]

On 05/05/2018 at 3:26 PM, logamuyiwu said:

Regular show, it just got a bit cliched.

Cliched in what way? The regular to irregular episodic formula/gimick?

 

I can see that if so, Season 4 and 5 was the show's lowest point. You could tell the writers were struggling with the gimick of starting off as a regular show and finding ways to get supernatural.

Most episodes in those seasons would just have a red overlay on the screen during drama or some relationship issues. (Relationship plot lines always kills shows for me. It's never entertaining)

 

Did you find season 2 and 3 funny? If so, I'd say it got pretty good in Season 6 as they stopped caring about the gimick, and the half hour specials were great.

7 and 8 were equally as funny as season 3 if not more so.

Edited May 6, 2018 by EmptyBasket

[Kamisu]

The Buzz on Maggie. I thought that nostalgia could pull me through, but it's just so unenjoyable.

[logamuyiwu]

On 5/6/2018 at 6:15 PM, EmptyBasket said:

Cliched in what way? The regular to irregular episodic formula/gimick?

 

I can see that if so, Season 4 and 5 was the show's lowest point. You could tell the writers were struggling with the gimick of starting off as a regular show and finding ways to get supernatural.

Most episodes in those seasons would just have a red overlay on the screen during drama or some relationship issues. (Relationship plot lines always kills shows for me. It's never entertaining)

 

Did you find season 2 and 3 funny? If so, I'd say it got pretty good in Season 6 as they stopped caring about the gimick, and the half hour specials were great.

7 and 8 were equally as funny as season 3 if not more so.

Yeah, I just felt like they ran out of ideas around 4 and 5. 2 and 3 were definitely the best two.

[Koby]

I quit watching Dreamworks Dragons around season 5 or 6. It just felt like episodic filler with no reason to exist other than to promote the movies rather than be something that added to them while also being watered down for younger audiences. Which was unfortunate because I loved the movies.

 

Guardians of the Galaxy I quit watching 10 episodes into season 1 for pretty much the same reasons. As well as the Croods animated series.

 

The Lion Guard I stopped watching around episode 10 of season 1 for also mostly the same reasons, but also because of inconsistencies with the canon time line and the lack of Kovu's existence (though I hear he did finally appear later).... The main issue is it just seemed aimed at younger audiences and I wasn't getting anything out of the show. Definitely something toddlers would find more enjoyment out of though.

[EmptyBasket]

Damn, I was curious about the Dragons' show. A shame it got dumbed down.

 

I've dropped Archer. 

4 seasons was enough. The humor is exclusively characters arguing over whatever leaves someone's mouth. It's too annoying. 

The only thing that kept me watching was that I was watching it with a friend so his laughter would make the experience better. I wouldn't have laughed at the majority of jokes if I were watching it alone.

Season 5's "Vice" was terrible and Archer never recovered for me. I dropped it with their "dreamland" season. It felt like filler with an asthetic/time period I'm not into. I don't like these characters enough to see them in different situations.

Edited May 14, 2018 by EmptyBasket

[Finnconomics]

Recently dropped SU after those few episodes when Steven came back from homeworld, hadn't been enjoying it for the last few seasons and just decided not to keep up with it.

[TheOneWhoSees]

Dropped the Powerpuff Girls reboot. The episodes were getting worse.

Edited May 15, 2018 by TheOneWhoSees

[DRX]

I also dropped PPG 2016, but it was never good to begin with. 

[JariahDaBeast]

To be honest, the fanbase for Rick and Morty really put me off the show. (Also I'm still kinda salty about that Samurai Jack switcheroo they pulled lol) I might get back to it one day when it has been cancelled/ not as popular as it is now.

[Name-is-Ti]

After Ben 10 (2006), the villains, aliens, transformations were all pretty great. Then Ben 10 Alien Force came, and it wasn't good. I forced watching it hoping that it would get better. I kept on doing so until I reached the point where I finally stopped watching until now. This kinda goes the same with Spongebob's seasons after season 3

[Decima]

I'll have to go with Rick and Morty as well. It's a show in theory I should love. It just stopped clicking with me after a while. 

[kinesty]

The only cartoon I gave up watching because it started to suck was PPG 2016. There were a few episodes I enjoyed but that was about it. If I stop watching a show it's mainly because I stop taking the time to watch it or I missed some episodes. It's not a reflection on the quality. Shows like that include Harvey Beaks, Uncle Grandpa, and We Bare Bears.

[geertn]

Almost anything Probably because of getting older  (and having no time).

[sfsdhedgjetujette]

The Amazing World of Gumball. I like, but I keep forgetting to watch it.

[sunnycheeba]

ppg reboot

[Galactus616]

The big shows off the top of my head would be The Simpsons and Family Guy. It isn't that I dislike them. I just got bored with them. I will check out the odd episode here & there but not on a regular basis.