I honestly can't think of any Netflix shows I'd be sad got cancelled other than I dunno... Queer Eye? And even that's just a comfort show to eat dinner to.
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2018-19 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: Perfectionist Horseman commits perjury, held In Contempt
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I was OK with AV, since it was kind of an anthology. But with SCD there was more to know :(
Well that's interesting:
Looks like CBS is taking cues from the original in the Hope's that young people will help it catch on.
Looks like CBS is taking cues from the original in the Hope's that young people will help it catch on.
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I have a lot of conflicted feelings about this show, but I'm glad that they are announcing it ending ahead of time, so hopefully it will have a definitive conclusion.
This is very surprising, especially considering those ratings.
I fully expect to hear that they put together an Office spinoff for it.
...well shit, this is actually compelling. Though that does the raise question why AMC's streaming thing never ended up getting the Doctor Who rights for streaming since BBCA is part of AMC Networks.
I think the old seasons were on BritBox for a while as well but I could be wrong about that.
Ratings for the 2020 Democrat Debate Night 4 on CNN are in. It was much better than last night, at a total of 10.7 million viewers, but still not nearly as good as the June 26-27 debates, where it got a little over 18 million.
Side note: Does Deadline have a new article writer or something? I had to cut so much crap out just to get to the numbers. It's like they were trying to find synonyms for every proper noun.
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Side note: Does Deadline have a new article writer or something? I had to cut so much crap out just to get to the numbers. It's like they were trying to find synonyms for every proper noun.
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Actually did watch last nights since I had nothing else to do while paiting nails.
Hated the CNN format, why they always cut them off as theyre answering questions?
Hated the CNN format, why they always cut them off as theyre answering questions?
Wasn't a fan of C&D S2 much, and need to catch up with Runaways S2... Guess C&D got a 3rd season confirmed, finally?
Then they shouldn't write it like that. Saying it's canceled, to me, means no more or one more. It basically got an extra season and then is ending.
I would be sad if Netflix cancelled:
Grace and Frankie (they can't keep the show going forever but one can wish...)
GLOW (they still have a lot of material left to explore)
Love, Death, & Robots (just because I want more adult animation from the west that isn't like Family Guy/South Park shit)
Grace and Frankie (they can't keep the show going forever but one can wish...)
GLOW (they still have a lot of material left to explore)
Love, Death, & Robots (just because I want more adult animation from the west that isn't like Family Guy/South Park shit)
Yeah, I do a double take every time I see a headline about Showtime on HBO.
No. The cast is just crossing over into the Runaways show for an episode. But I think it's just a matter of time till they renew C&D officially.
A hard hitting drama about the homeless living in Los Angeles.
Showtime presents...
HoBO
The above article also says that Hulu is now pushing for projects from outside studios to become co-productions with ABC Studios -
Warner shows go to the Warner streaming service
CBS shows go to the CBS streaming service
It's not that complicated and it's also the future so get used to it
Noooo. I wanna pay less not even more than cable preceeding it!
Cable still exists. Also, sub hopping every other month is totally viable and also way cheaper.
I'm never letting go of my cable, especially now that I get to watch you Suckers get roped into it with a different name and more than one bill/payment date
That's going to be super weird with the Arrowverse crossover.
There's a follow up tweet saying that the CBS deal is only for Nancy Drew and with future content it's a "possibility".
Don't have to pay more than one bill when you have friends who pay the others :)
Probability, imo. If CBS really wants to make All Access a major player in the streaming world, it makes sense for them to consolidate all their shows on to one service (and eventually merge AA with Showtime), even if it means losing out on some Netflix money in the short term.
The CW app and website will still have all the shows too, and keep the most recent five episodes of each show. It's free too. It does require keeping up, of course, if you want to watch all of the shows, but it's better than this split up.
True! People acting like the streaming future is somehow as bad or worse than cable are crazy.
I always said the same thing but I finally bailed on mine and switched to Youtube TV and I've been super happy with it.
Just wait for Disney to buy everything and charge 49.99 for a super streaming service that has everything.
It's not that streaming is worse, but some of these executives wanting a piece of the pie will not all become the new Netflix or anything. I'll be curious to see how the number of subs are by the end of next year when everything is out.
Just to add a touch of Brit perspective on this, I think it makes a lot of sense, as the show was a slow burner, a real grower, in the UK as well. It wasn't until its third year that it really exploded, because it's a show that really relies on the social media impact, the word of mouth spread, etc. You have to think that the UK production company (who is still directly involved) made this clear to CBS and CBS went in knowing to have a chance they'd have to give it at least a couple of years. I think part of the problem (from what I've read, anyway) is that the US one is more polite; just US culture, the niceties are firmer, whereas in the UK version of the show people get territorial and nasty, which obviously makes for good viewing.
That's... pretty surprising. I thought most American game shows are competitive compared to their international counterparts (see the Baking Show).
Love Island isn't competitive in the UK, nobody really gives a shit who wins. What it is is bitchy, in a "I'm not going to win, but I'll Tonya Harding that cow's knee for daring to look at me funny that time so she doesn't either" sort of way. That's what the US version is likely missing.
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