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I have had it go both ways, but a lot of shows tend to put their best foot forward.

Bofuri is a case where I thought it started strong enough, but just kept gettin better. That said, the opposite is more common. There are also a lot of shows that don't get worse, but I just lost interest in the entire concept as a whole. This primarily happens with generic action shows, comedy shows that don't hit it out of the park, or a lot of SoL shows. Episodic stuff in general I don't think I can watch anymore, unless it's an absurdist comedy.

Recent-ish example is Kinmoza. I loved the first season, but couldn't make it through the first episode of season 2, even though it was basically the same. I think that's when I started to really shift what I was into and wanted to watch, and I basically fell off of SoL comedies entirely. Devil Next Store fell flat for me, the angel one from last year or the year before everyone loved I couldn't care less about. The most terrifying thing there is...even if they make a new Yuru Yuri season, would I even watch it? I would hope so.

Kakushigoto is absurdist enough that I will continue, but will I finish it? Very unlikely. It's no Asobi Asobase or Konosuba. I probably won't finish Arte. I probably won't actually watch Digimon.

There are quite a few so far that I think I will stick with this season, though, unless something goes wrong. Gleipner could fall apart quick. Listeners is a real wild card, because it could just end up making me mad that Dai Sato can't even manage to rip HIMSELF off well, if it doesn't hold it together.