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I miss the more 'monster of the week' type storytelling weaved through with season long (or longer) arcs that spanned 20-ish episode seasons. I liked the kind of storytelling where episodes stood on their own but had hints in them that formed a big picture. And every now and then there was an episode that was wholly dedicated to the overarching plot.
This kind of storytelling leaves a lot of room for characterisation episodes or exploration of an intriguing concept. And don't you dare calling this filler. Filler is meaningless. Exploring concepts and characters is not meaningless.
I want more filler episodes the same way Magic The Gathering wants bad cards:
https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/making-magic/when-cards-go-bad-2002-01-28
arnt people having problems with MTG right now, using Marvel and other IP, they dont like how its not original anymore.
I dunno, haven’t played it in ages. Wizards of the Coast has developed the mierdas touch 🤮