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Originally Posted by Cassini90125
If the ratings are good, and the creative team is happy and wants to continue, then I say let them continue and to hell with this pointless limit... unless of course you relish the idea of watching something called, oh, Kangaroo Samurai Space Gardeners when, had the limit not been in place, you might instead be viewing Good Wilt Hunting 2.
Think about that for a minute.
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To be frank, with a name
that outrageous, I'd think it would at least be worth a look.
Also, I think it's worth picking up on a point ORD made that CN aren't the only ones who do this. The Disney Channel does operate on that infamous little 65-episode limit, which is even more restrictive, though they were convinced to relax it in the case of
Kim Possible.
I certainly do agree with the argument that these things should be judged on a case-by-case basis rather than a set limitation. Still, just to play devil's advocate, there is something to be said for quitting while you're still ahead and going out with a bang. You only need to look to
the Simpsons for an idea of what can happen to a show when it keeps on going merely for the sake of it.