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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 258457" data-attributes="member: 23">Mad Men is the series that springs to mind for me. There was every reason for it to be a series I&#039;d love: the mid-century setting; the references to real world events; the jazzy soundtrack; the soapy relationships. I bought the first two seasons on DVD back into the late Noughties. Went into it with an open mind and looking forward to getting stuck in, but The Click didn&#039;t happen. I was advised to stick with it, but didn&#039;t. It felt like work so I just lost the will to keep watching and probably didn&#039;t make it to the end of Season One. It felt like a failure at the time and I was a little frustrated at my lack of perseverance. I&#039;m open to giving it another whirl at some point and seeing if I view it differently. On the plus side, I did invest in and thoroughly enjoy some of the soundtracks from the series.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 258457, member: 23"] [I]Mad Men[/I] is the series that springs to mind for me. There was every reason for it to be a series I'd love: the mid-century setting; the references to real world events; the jazzy soundtrack; the soapy relationships. I bought the first two seasons on DVD back into the late Noughties. Went into it with an open mind and looking forward to getting stuck in, but The Click didn't happen. I was advised to stick with it, but didn't. It felt like work so I just lost the will to keep watching and probably didn't make it to the end of Season One. It felt like a failure at the time and I was a little frustrated at my lack of perseverance. I'm open to giving it another whirl at some point and seeing if I view it differently. On the plus side, I did invest in and thoroughly enjoy some of the soundtracks from the series. [/QUOTE]

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