"The story of "13 Reasons Why," which was an adaptation of a novel, was over after the first season in 2017. You might also call this "Big Little Lies" syndrome - that is, when what should have been a limited series based on a novel needlessly drags on the story. The Jay Asher novel was the complete story of high school student Clay dealing with the trauma of his high school crush, Hannah Baker, dying by suicide."
""The Ranch" lasted for 80 mediocre episodes from 2016 to 2020. There was nothing actually wrong with "The Ranch" - at least not after Danny Masterson was written off - but it was just ... boring. The sitcom about a family living on a cattle ranch in Colorado seemed like it would have been more at home on CBS than Netflix, a platform that prides itself on pushing the limits of television."
Netflix cancels many original titles, sometimes cutting series before their potential concludes while also keeping other shows longer than their narratives justify. House of Cards began critically acclaimed but declined in quality. Stranger Things took nearly a decade to produce five seasons. More than 20 Netflix originals were canceled in a single year. Fuller House, 13 Reasons Why, and Insatiable extended beyond their logical endpoints. 13 Reasons Why adapted a complete novel that concluded after season one but continued for three more seasons, presenting graphic and problematic depictions of suicide. The Ranch ran from 2016 to 2020 for 80 episodes and felt tonally conventional and prolonged.
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