akuma587 said:
This is one of the reasons I really never watch TV anymore. I think American writers are much better at writing comedy in general because comedy works better in episodic bursts than a drama show does. The formulas get old, and they just keep the show going without any real idea of where it is going to end (pretty much once it gets cancelled). At least in their anime, the Japanese are much better at having a clear idea of where everything is going in a drama show, so I enjoy those a lot more. Most of my favorite American TV shows are comedies, and with the exception of a few, like Twin Peaks and The Sheild, are not dramas.
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I agree somewhat.
Honestly while Anime often knows when to end... it always leaves me wanting more. Which I actually hate. I like to know every last bit of enjoyment i could get out of the show has been dashed against the rocks.
I don't care for legacy. The one that i remember most was Thundercats. Where the Thundercats spend forever fighting Mum-ra.... and eventually win! And the Cartoon is over...
But then it isn't! Cause you find out Mum-ra worked for some other evil powers nobody had heard of till that point.
The show sucked shortly after that... but I knew there was basically nothing left to tell.
VS like... Justice Leage Unlimited. Which ruled, and was great right up to the end... and i can't help but feel... there is so much more there.
Though as for Anime being better at it.... oh Anime has it's real bad exceptions too... like Inuyasha. The only thing with Anime is that it seems like it usually gets canceled before the Manga ends. Which pisses me off to no end when that happens.








