The outrage that The Good Place is ending after season 4 kind of astounds me. What were people looking for in a show that tightly-plotted? There’s only so many escalations of the stakes before it’s comical/Supernatural, and it’s not like a sudden midseason cancellation that leaves us and the writers unprepared.
The whole point of TV should be to tell good stories, and those things have natural conclusions. The Good Place will get the ending the creators chose for it, at the time they picked themselves, and we will get to enjoy it as a complete and really excellent story.
Thank you! Shows are not infinite stories, just long ones, and when the original showrunners have told the story they wanted to tell they should end.
its better for a series to end with a complete story than to become a dead horse, beaten for entertainment.
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