Hollywood writers seem to follow the same path. They begin a good show with lots of interesting action, but always veer off into fluff and silly dram to fill up time. A good story line with an original and little covered subject, wildland firefighting. A huge untapped potential, but ruined by the high school level melodramatic dialogue.
Viewers tune in for the fire action, not the silly high school drama. Stick to the fires. Do that and it'll run 12 seasons easy.
Keep dragging the show down with silly drama and soap opera dialog and one season tops. Writers please stick to the format that began with episode one.
Viewers tune in for the fire action, not the silly high school drama. Stick to the fires. Do that and it'll run 12 seasons easy.
Keep dragging the show down with silly drama and soap opera dialog and one season tops. Writers please stick to the format that began with episode one.