Ya, I hate this, but I am not sure if it's just me getting older or just training, but I just watch what I watch and if it stops/never comes back oh well.

There are a few shows I'm still disappointed they ended early, but either TV just isn't as good now, I just don't care as much or maybe a bit of both...

Is that a problem though? The problem for me would be lackluster content and pushing out dozens terrible shows that producers do manage to push out on a yearly schedule. I much rather wait longer, for a better show. I actually believe it's an ad for a show if it has multiple years between seasons. It shows me, as a potential viewer, that the show prioritizes quality over quantity and that the IP is strong enough that the company producing the show is willing to invest in it that many years later.

It could be worse, they could cancel most of their shit after season 1 or 2 like everybody else.

Does suck waiting years for subsequent series. I wish we could get some production quality drops in exchange for more focus on story, dialog and acting.

I rewatched Season 1 of Severance in the runup to Season 2.

If a show is strong, a rewatch enhances the experience. You notice details you might have missed.

I mean, how many people here post about how many times they've seen LOTR?

Slow Horses doesn’t exist?

Pffffttttt!!! You have it easy!!! I've been waiting nearly a quarter century for season two of the best big damn heroes show ever made. No end for the wait in sight, I'm afraid.

Fortunately the ending for this show was a giant turd, so I don’t really care how long I have to wait. Severance on the other hand…….

So you would rather have instant access to 40 hours of crap?