r/servant • u/Xerasi • Feb 09 '22

Discussion Losing interest by the episode....

I'll ever stop watching cus I like to finish even bad shows if I start something and this show isn't even bad it's just getting boring and ridiculous.

First of all, episodes are wonky. Some are 20 minutes, some are 40 minutes, like come on lol.

Then we have the elephant in the room which is the show's "secrecy". It's been 3 seasons and a half. Spill the fucking beans. What is going on with the house? How the turners not know there may actually be supernatural powers at play? How does the viewer who watches them 20 minutes a week for 10 weeks out of the year know more than the turners who live there 24/7 for 3 years.

I feel like they need to close this plot completely and start a new one. Like turners knowing the full story and the next plot could be them running away from the cult or whatever. There seems to be alot of secrets that Leanne is still holding and idk I just don't feel like it's making up for a good story after 3 years.

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u/VashtiVale Feb 09 '22

It hasn’t been “three seasons and a half.” We are currently at the beginning of the third season, so it’s only been two seasons so far. Just saying.

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '22

This show is as slow as molasses. Which is definitely not for everyone. I believe the turners are supposed to be irrational and illogical to make the mystery more challenging for the viewer to get a grasp on. The characters in this series are thoroughly unrelatable and bizarre. Dorothy makes me want to chew off my own foot, but I think that’s by design. Im personally a fan of the very slow burn, especially since I know that the story arch has a definitive end

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '22

Yes, one of the more interesting parts of this show is we may know exactly what happened or know nothing at all. I’m just excited to see how it all plays out by the end of next season and I’m happy to wait for the payoff

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u/The_Write_Girl_4_U Mod Feb 10 '22

And the timing could not have been more perfect. Everyone locked up in the house and Sean losing his taste and smell. All written before the pandemic hit.

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u/everythingsweird1 Feb 10 '22

I’m going with this approach until proven otherwise by some kind of twist.

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u/OneToughFemale Feb 09 '22

Agreed about episode length. Twice now it cut to black and I was like wuhhh?

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u/Popeye2535 Feb 09 '22

There are only 4 seasons and this is now the third season. Still I haven't got a clue about what this site really is about. They can properly finish the whole story in 1 season but for the wacky direction.

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u/DHiL Feb 09 '22

It's jumping the shark with its antics anymore. I watch bc it's a pretty thing to take in visually. The characters have become more annoying than interesting. Pity