> I can only stand short productions which have a definite end, like Chernobyl. Same. TV writing seems to forgive (perhaps even encourage) a lot of writing laz

> I can only stand short productions which have a definite end, like Chernobyl. Same. TV writing seems to forgive (perhaps even encourage) a lot of writing laziness. I can't stand shows that end up rushing plot points to end a series, like GOT Season 8, or even worse, ones that never deliver an ending at all. (Worst are series that end on cliffhangers as a gimmick to get renewed, but get cancelled.) I've read that a lot of Korean dramas are like what we might call a "miniseries" and actually have a beginning, middle, and end so that viewers know the story will wrap up.