ITT: Post the moment you knew a show had jumped the shark

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This is when it fell beyond redemption

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Not exactly when it jumped the shark, but when it stopped being good

>>86717952
Doggett was cool though, he just couldn't replace Muldur. Didn't think those episodes were nearly as bad as people make them out to be.

>>86717832
>Tension of the story came from the fact that any character could die if put into a bad situation
>Introduce resurrection
At least it took a while to be introduced

>>86719063
Exactly this

Ok, Beric used to get ressurected, but he was a side character and was the exeption that proved the rule

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>>86717832
Nah I'm pretty sure GoT turned into utter fucking dogshit in season 5. It's hard to pin the decline to one moment though. More like season 5 was just shit from the get go.

>>86719750
Yes, it had a giant drop in quality in Season 5. But the moment it truly jumped the shark and betrayed everything it once stood for was when Jon came back from the death