YES. Especially when I know they aren’t coming back. Glow, Good Girls… it’s literally painful when something can’t run it’s course. 

I do!! I’m worried about Dropout and WeCrashed ending because I’ve enjoyed watching good scripted TV and living in those two psychopaths’ heads. 

I was really not ok when Friday Night Lights ended 😫😭😫 Still recovering tbh

I get this with shows I don't even LIKE. It's so weird — I'll start consuming something, sometimes watching out of spite, and then when it's over, I feel SO empty inside. 

Like, this even happened to me with The Good Cop, which has to be one of the worst TV shows I've ever seen in my adult life. Yet, when it ended, I was like... now what?

I feel like this show was one that we didn't expect to be as good as it was — and it genuinely was GOOD. And the more I watched it the more I wanted to live in this mid 2010s era. And to know it is just OVER after 8 eps hurts! You're definitely not alone! 

I just finished watching the finale of “The Dropout,” and I am… sad. I haven’t felt an absence in my heart over a show like this since Buffy, Will and Grace (the first time) and Happy Endings.

What’s wild in this case is that it was only 8 episodes long. In the other instances, I spent time with these characters week after week for multiple seasons. But WHY am I attached to Amanda Seyfried-as-Elizabeth Holmes so adamantly?!

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