Yeah, don't care. It's failure when people forget that fast and the show is that generic and uninteresting. It failed to get my attention and plenty of others.We're clearly using different definitions of failed. There's any number of sci-fi shows (heck, fiction, period) that reached the end of their run on their own terms that have faded from memory over time. I don't consider that a failure ipso facto. If the definition of failure is to fade from memory, then practically every piece of fiction will inevitably fail over time.
I did provide many examples, you just don't listen and goal post. Sturgeon' Law still applies. Not my fault your are using it wrong and don't know the meaning. This conversation is over. The Borderlands movie is going to more than likely be shit, because Eli Roth can't direct a good movie or horror movie for shit. The multiplayer/streaming whatever is disasters waiting to happen and wastes everyone's time. You want in on either? Be my guest.I'm happy to not engage in a back and forth, but you're doing the same thing again - you make a claim ("most of them are shit," "most have failed," "most add nothing," etc.) and don't provide any evidence to back it up. And if Sturgeon's Law applies, and 90% of all transmedia/tie-in media/EU is shit, then that's still a red herring because Sturgeon's Law states that 90% of everything is shit, not "some things" or "specific types of things."
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God no! Burn to the ground!
Bullshit!
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