Sitting through the bad to get to the good
The question is would it be worth it?
You take any media that has a terrible beginning but gets better later on. Are you willing to sit through it all?
Example one: Bojack Horseman
The first six episodes are the worst, but it gets a lot better. It was worth it because afterwards there was five and a half seasons of good material to look forward to.
Example two: Legend of Korra
I enjoyed Avatar: The Last Airbender, but I am very hesitant on starting on Korra. I've heard reports that the first two seasons, mostly season one, is plagued with terrible writing. Do I really want to sit through half the show's run just to get to the good parts? I think I'll stick with Aang's adventures and go no further.
Example three: A band's entire discography
I've seen plenty of music news sites rank a band or music artist's entire song library from worst to best.
Listening to it all in that specific order, I think that might be a little fun.
What do you think?
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I am sick, and in so being I am the healthy one.
If my darkness or eccentricness offends you, I don't really care.
I will not apologize for being me.
How do you know in advance that something good is coming later? If I know the latter part is good, then I might as well skip the beginning. Do I have that choice? Without the knowledge that something good is coming after the bad, there's no way I'd tolerate the bad part. Do I understand your question correctly?
I usually go by critics reviews and audience reactions as well as short clips to take a glimpse at it for myself. You're welcome to skip if that is your decision but I like to absorb the whole plot.
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I am sick, and in so being I am the healthy one.
If my darkness or eccentricness offends you, I don't really care.
I will not apologize for being me.
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