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Originally Posted by I WANT MORE 
Well, That's great for you, not what most of the rest of us expect out of HD however.
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With due respect and not to start a fight... but maybe your expectations are wrong?
There are many ways to film or shoot a TV show or movie... and various levels of possible "quality" in resolution result.
Then you factor in the showrunner's intended "look" and "feel"...
Blair Witch is a good example... not of a good movie necessarily, but of an intended look... It was supposed to look like a handheld camera, so that is what they used. The Blu-ray release of that movie wasn't substantially better than the DVD release had been... but that's by design really.
I watched the behind-the-scenes on the NCIS DVDs... and they discussed the desire to keep the look of the show the same when they considered the move to HD cameras.
The real "gain" for a show like NCIS to move to HD... is that they save money on film, and get to use tape in the HD cameras... so after the HD cameras pay for themselves over a few seasons, the show becomes cheaper to produce than if they had stuck to film... but they didn't want to change the look of their show.
Similarly, lots of people hate black & white... but some still shoot in black & white for effect and mood every once in a while.
There will always be shows that will not take advantage of the highest resolution, purposefully, to set a mood... so I instead focus on whether I like the show or not.... and accept that the presentation of the show is part of the show itself.