>British series only last a few seasons, and end appropriately
>American series go on forever until they are no longer profitable, last season is almost always the worst
Why?
why would you stop milking the gravy train before it pulls back into grand central
>>61734987
Because the BBC isn't under commercial pressure
Brits don't have the money or creativity to create more than 6 episodes a season. Americans have the money so they stack it full of filler and exposition.
TV is a business in the US. In a business you don't stop doing something until it's not making money anymore, and that usually is when even thet twerp understood the series jumped the shark.
Hasn't Doctor Who been on since like the 60s?
>>61735027
>Because the BBC isn't under commercial pressure
Of course they are. Shit the head just quit today because he did such a shit job.
>>61734987
Because America is a gluttonous, consumerist corporatocracy that only cares about money.
Jews
>>61735269
Found the eurocuck
>>61735269
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>>61735050
Series length has more to do with the fact UK shows tend to be written by one or two people rather than the committees/writing teams of US TV than financial concerns.
>>61734987
everyone in america has a tv so they make more shows
in britain you need a license so of course the public is smaller
The UK will show hit comedies over and over for fucking multiple decades, shit sux dick.
