The Owl House
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>Premise says the series is about "weird girl" Luz learning magic under the most powerful wild witch Eda, who opposes an oppressive empire that imprisons people for simply being different and emposes a rigid system that segregates what you can do with magic
>In the middle of the first season, Luz enrolls in one of the oppressive regime's witch schools, subverts the system by getting permission to learn all the magic tracks with absolutely no consequences, and all while Eda is regulated to minor B-plots, making her redundant as Luz spends time with Willow, Gus, and Amity.
Has there ever been any other show that jettisoned its own premise midway through its first season like this one?
>In the middle of the first season, Luz enrolls in one of the oppressive regime's witch schools, subverts the system by getting permission to learn all the magic tracks with absolutely no consequences, and all while Eda is regulated to minor B-plots, making her redundant as Luz spends time with Willow, Gus, and Amity.
Has there ever been any other show that jettisoned its own premise midway through its first season like this one?
