>>149276435 (OP)I really loved Final Space, it was a little light-hearted and silly but had great atmosphere and worldbuilding and Lord Commander was a highlight for me, but the biggest flaw with it to me was the pacing after Season 1. The first season was great, on pace, serialised, told a story, had an arc, hyped a mystery, ran fantastic.
Then Olan got greenlit for like, 2 more seasons and decided "Woah boy time to milk this for as long as possible, 15 seasons and a movie baby!" and hit the breaks on ANY kind of progression, slowed the pace down, wrote off all the stuff that happened as unimportant, made it more episodic, each episode was a gag of the day, find the maguffin that'll totally be relevant at the season finale maybe. You had as much story-progression in the ENTIRE of Season 2 than you would have had in 1, maybe 2 episodes of Season 1. Each season barely moved the dail on what was going on in the overarching plot.
He could have had a fantastic 2-4 season saga to tell, but wanted it to be the next Rick and Morty and because of it, shat the bed with two slow, boring seasons and got cancelled leaving too many open questions.
The same thing happened to the Manga Record of Ragnarok, which had a fantastic first few chapters with the first couple of the 13 battles taking 2-3 chapters each, then suddenly hit a threshhold where the author/producer realised "Wait, this is popular, this is the hot new thing? Pump the breaks lets milk this!" and now the battles take 10-12 chapters and everything is slow, boring and drawn out as fuck instead of fun interesting and intense, then the Manga basically died in obscurity.
At least the bounty hunter milf was hot.