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We're together, pieces of whole that just keep going for what we gave each other.

Welcome to watchmojo and today we're counting down our picks for ongoing TV shows and franchises that are most notably receiving mixed to negative reviews after a strong early run.

It's been coming here for a few years and it's the same pathetic share every single time.

I know, it's like, I get it, your life sucks, but maybe that's because you suck.

Number 10, the Morning show what happened?

Apple TV scored an early hit by turning breakfast TV fluff into an epic newsroom thriller.

The Morning show balance complex, often tragic character arcs with nuanced explorations of America's business and gender, politics, media interest and social climate going into the 2000 and twenties.

But it wasn't just the production that was impacted by COVID 19.

From there, the show tackled the headlines of a paranoid, politically charged era in a way that feels more sensationalistic and dated.

You know you don't have to do this, right?

But it's like you said, maybe I don't have to fight every battle.

Some say this betrays the initial premise.

Certainly the melodrama of a muddled, distractingly star studded ensemble has gotten over the top.

Despite the Morning Show's consistently strong production values and acting, many critics feel the storytelling is no longer worth covering.

She was supposed to check in with me every three hours.

Sky Atlantic's adaptation of the video game Gangs of London never compromised on a moral characterization or grisly violence to expose the dark side of the British melting pot.

Any stumble in logic was made up for with slick style and spectacular action led by the Ray director Gareth Evans.

You must be Barkley's idiot nephew, right?

But after Corn Hardy took over as showrunner, only the style and action measured up to that explosive first series.

Even then, the show has arguably trivialized the violence for its own sake.

Behind the aggressively self serious aesthetic is a convoluted, monotonous narrative that depends on characters, shaky motives and moral hierarchy.

Gangs of London still delivers the thrills, but

it's now punching above its weight class as far as meaning anything.

You're gonna draw me a detailed map of the house you're living in.

Every room, every corner, every exit, every entrance.

From prolific writer director Taylor Sheridan came action icon Sylvester Stallone's comeback to prestige.

A New York mobster's own comeback to thrill Oklahoma.

Thrilled audiences and with its colorful wit and cast under co showrunner Terence Winter, Paramount's Tulsa King particularly excelled in balancing self awareness with morally ambiguous crime drama.

Okay, but I don't know anything about your daughter, if that's what this is about.

Unfortunately, creative conflicts bumped the mastermind behind Boardwalk Empire down to head writer for season two, then off season three entirely.

Along the way, the show has steadily become more archaic in its genre tropes.

If nothing else, the exaggerated characters, comedy and outlawed justice don't offer much payoff to the long winded storytelling.

Why don't I just go down at the front desk and ask, yeah, why don't we just leave a dead body?

They ID you and you get your case, right?

Hopes are high as winter prepares to return to Tulsa King.

But it appears that the mighty has fallen.

Number seven, Yellowjackets Are you in my dream or am I in one of yours?

There was a lot to sink your teeth into with the first season of Showtime's Yellowjackets.

A group of teens surviving the wilderness and how that affects them decades later consistently served up tension, twists and bold themes on trauma.

But after a nuanced debut, season two was accused of getting lost in the woods.

Season three was downright campy in its clunky logic and pacing.

It certainly doesn't suggest that I killed her, if that's what you're implying.

Even more frustrating was the manipulative, anti climactic fate of several characters to go so hard on door melodrama and mind bending mysteries, Yellowjackets has fallen into soapy storytelling sensibilities.

It can't be a coincidence that after so many production delays, a narrative that was originally planned for five seasons is set to end on the fourth.

The power Universe came to visit my daughter.

Tell her about my future Lieutenant Governor St. Patrick.

The intense crime drama Power was such a top earner for stars that expansion was a natural move.

Granted, many fans felt betrayed by the disjointed conclusion to six seasons of building James St.

50 Cent and company were clearly eager to set up the spin offs.

So what's the excuse for the quality of the shows themselves?

Opinions on Ghost Raising, Canaan and Force vary considerably, but

most agree that they lack the depth of the original.

The storytelling is still no less dense for the pacing to feel even more hurried.

The Power universe's parody of the OG's cool factor may be commercially effective, but

the epilogue may be even more stained than the initial ending.

NCIS franchise took them out to cover her tracks.

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