Das jüngst jämmerliche Ende von „The Boys“ und „Stranger Things“ hat mich zum Nachdenken gebracht "Ist das das Schicksal jeder Fernsehsendung? Stark starten und dann spektakulär abstürzen?"
Also habe ich Python gestartet und die IMDB für Fernsehsendungen von 2019 bis 2026 abgeschafft.
Blaue und rote Diagramme: Sie basieren darauf, ob die zweite Hälfte der letzten Saison schlechter bewertet wurde als die erste Hälfte
Dies ist mein erster Beitrag hier. Lassen Sie mich wissen, wie ich die Dinge ausführlicher erklären kann
Ich habe beim Codieren etwas Hilfe von clanker in Anspruch genommen
Erneut gepostet, da es früher für jedes Diagramm eine andere Y-Achse gab
Von PuffcornSucks
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Data Source: IMDB
Viz Tool : Python
So you are saying Big Bang Theory went off with a …
If you ran the tool over the last series of the original Dexter, is it just a flat line? Genuinely curious.
I actually just finished The Handmaids Tale yesterday and god the last episode is so underwhelming and boring it’s ridiculous
Mr. Robot ep7
Yea, best episode of tv ever.
Seems like bad endings aren’t actually the norm, but I guess they’re more sensationalised than decent or good endings (e.g. GoT ending was and is still talked about frequently vs TBBT ending which according to IMDb was nearly perfect but I’ve never heard a word about it) so they seem more pervasive than they actually are
I am planning to post the same 2010-2018. Let me know what data analysis I can do
Succession does not have a single episode below a 9 in my book. One of the best shows ever made, easily.
So cool! This might be a pain, but I’d love to see a mean rating for each show, to see how bad the final season is by comparison.
What’s crazy to me is how overall low GOT is rated when compared to many of the other shows. Now I am primarily a book reader, so outside a few shows I haven’t seen much, but there is so much praise for the first few seasons, yet the score doesn’t seem to reflect this at all. Is the last season that bad?
Again, haven’t seen many shows here. Only completed dark (absolutely loved that one) and besides that have only seen peaky blinders and Better call Saul (and S1 for handmaid’s tale and Brooklyn 911) and didn’t finish those, just an observation.
Out of interest, what about Clone Wars? Final season was technically in 2020
Great, now I’m going to have to watch Ozark again because I remember thinking the ending wasnt bad!
Don’t even have to zoom in to spot GoT
Aren’t these things very subjective?
Big Bang Theory, good? Barry, bad?
Should be noted that Stranger Things S5E7 got review-bombed after Elon posted about it being „woke“ because of a certain coming-out scene. The last episode itself got above 7.5
Also while the math checks out an artifact of this presentation is that ST and Barry appear to have worse endings than Handmaid’s Tale which I think is something people would argue about.
Another „culture war“ indicator is that The Boys finale ratings are a bimodal distribution: about half of all the ratings are either 1 or 10 and I’m pretty sure both factions were trying to counteract the influence of the other.
i think it shows that the TV shows that stick with the story they will do good
That’s not an „analysis“, that’s just data. Explicitly without an analysis.
Surprised by killing eve. Ive seen it recently and I dont think its bad ending. Maybe people just dont like when main character dont get „and they live happily ever after“ ending.
I think this would benefit highly from showing the average values for past seasons to see how it has performed according to the rest of the series. Very cool though!
Walking dead is surprising… I loved that show but couldn’t get through the last season.
This is US numbers based only, isn’t it?
I like the approach, but going through the series you analyzed i also realized how subjective the whole thing is. I personally dislike most of the mentioned series and none of them would have scored highly in my book. In turn that would mean that probably stuff that i like and would rate highly, would not get appraisel from the people voting highly for the shown series.
What happened on the ending of handmaidens tale to give it that nose dive ? We stoped watching before getting this far
> Blue and red graphs: It’s based on whether the second half of the final season rated lower than the first half
i feel like the handmaids tale breaks this heuristic,
the only blue graph that looks „off“, it should be red,
and barry should be blue, looks off red,
feel like working on those edge cases might be fun
Game of Thrones went off screen 😓
Honestly, this is the most valuable take on TV data I’ve seen in who knows how long.
There are countless times I’ve been trying to find something new to watch and I do all the usual things…
* Trawl through the lists on the streaming platforms
* Call out to family members and ask „does anyone have any recommendations of what we should watch“
* Ask friends and colleagues for their suggestions
* Search reddit subs to see what people are recommending, and using pattern recognition to see shows that get mentioned more frequently than others
* Google search for „Best shows in YYYY“, which leads to various list websites
* Scan over IMBD / RT when tne candidates start narrowing down
You know how many times this leads to the same result „aaahhhh, there’s nothing to watch“.
Then, in the times that I do end up starting something new, you get a few seasons into it and occasionally you get disappointed since the later seasons just tank, or the series gets cut off prematurely.
OK – so if there was a website where you could simply trawl through graphs like this, it would be my primary method of finding out what to watch.
I reckon there might be other people that would feel the same way.
Gap in the market.
Anyway, very cool, well done, thank you!
That color coding is definitely a choice