Biggest drop between two consecutive seasons seems to be when Kevin Spacey “left” House of Cards between seasons 5 and 6.
OrangeDit on
Interesting, but unfortunately, does the Simpsons a bit dirty. 🤔
Haystack67 on
Doctor Who is still running.
PmMeYourBestComment on
Seems to be missing some Doctor Who data
womcauliff on
So according to this graph, when was the best year to watch quality television while it aired?
heheboopit on
Am I crazy? Why does community have 7 seasons in this?
Lucky-Succotash3251 on
This is some very nicely presented data, thank you for the OC.
MusoukaMX on
This confirms my feeling that Attack on Titan is the Breaking Bad of anime
goyafrau on
Do not use a symmetric color map for this purpose. The white in your red-white-blue map functions as a natural zero point when your data has no central zero and introduces weird nonlinearities. Use something like viridis instead.
red-white-blue would be useful for something like GDP growth (which can be negative), sex ratios (which center on a natural zero of ~50%) or temperature anomaly.
Frogblood on
I’m surprised Supernatural maintained it’s scores into s6 and 7. It felt like most people see those seasons as a big step down in quality vs the Kripke s1-5.
QuitPast on
Good on My Hero Academia for being the one that most consistently improved, was not expecting that.
ajazztowel on
The coloring of the 7.3s in Modern Family is not consistent
Apatschinn on
Damn, maybe I need to reconsider watching Attack on Titan
Also, I’ve no idea where the Dressrosa arc sits on that One Piece timeliness, but it looks like I’m in for some great anime!
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Biggest drop between two consecutive seasons seems to be when Kevin Spacey “left” House of Cards between seasons 5 and 6.
Interesting, but unfortunately, does the Simpsons a bit dirty. 🤔
Doctor Who is still running.
Seems to be missing some Doctor Who data
So according to this graph, when was the best year to watch quality television while it aired?
Am I crazy? Why does community have 7 seasons in this?
This is some very nicely presented data, thank you for the OC.
This confirms my feeling that Attack on Titan is the Breaking Bad of anime
Do not use a symmetric color map for this purpose. The white in your red-white-blue map functions as a natural zero point when your data has no central zero and introduces weird nonlinearities. Use something like viridis instead.
red-white-blue would be useful for something like GDP growth (which can be negative), sex ratios (which center on a natural zero of ~50%) or temperature anomaly.
I’m surprised Supernatural maintained it’s scores into s6 and 7. It felt like most people see those seasons as a big step down in quality vs the Kripke s1-5.
Good on My Hero Academia for being the one that most consistently improved, was not expecting that.
The coloring of the 7.3s in Modern Family is not consistent
Damn, maybe I need to reconsider watching Attack on Titan
Also, I’ve no idea where the Dressrosa arc sits on that One Piece timeliness, but it looks like I’m in for some great anime!