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2020-21 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: Everything's Not Gonna Be Okay for Punky, Betty, Dickinson, or Sarah
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Same here. I only watched like 1 episode of the new version. Hopefully it eventually comes over. I wonder if it is a branding issue and the fact that Strike Back didn't get quite the same critical accolades that The Knick, Banshee or Warrior got. It was the first show that really kicked off the fun/genre/popcorn/action Friday nights that Cinemax used to have.
Slept on show, good that we are getting one more season at least.
‘Mr InBetween’ To End With Season 3 On FX; Premiere Date Set
The upcoming third season will be the last for FX's Mr Inbetween.deadline.com
Yeah - I completely agree. Really enjoyed Season 2 and sad it's only getting one more season. Hopefully it's a creative decision and not just some executive cutting it.
Slept on show, good that we are getting one more season at least.
‘Mr InBetween’ To End With Season 3 On FX; Premiere Date Set
The upcoming third season will be the last for FX's Mr Inbetween.
Glad to see a season 3, loved the first two seasons! I hope they can wrap it up nicely story-wise.
Thursday night's ratings:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-thursday-network-scorecard-4-15-2021.html
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-thursday-network-scorecard-4-15-2021.html
‘Castlevania’ To End With Season 4 As Netflix Eyes New Series In Same Universe
EXCLUSIVE: The upcoming 10-episode fourth season of Netflix‘s anime series Castlevania will be its last, Deadline has learned. It will premiere May 13 (see key art below). Primetime-Panic Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series orders See All While Castlevania, based on the classic...
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On the horror comedy tip, I miss Ash vs Evil Dead and wish we could have gotten one more season they seemed to be setting up for with the Season 3 finale.
TIL that wrestling drama on Starz starring Stephen Amell (👀) is being showrun by Mike O'Malley. Hype increased
Kinnear kiss of death. Will be canceled before the 4th episode.
Not on premium cable it won't, lol. They will at least air the entire season.
Survivor's Remorse was really good. I'm looking forward to Heels as well, if it turns out to be great I might re-subscribe to Starz.
While we're talking Cinemax, my peak Cinemax show is Banshee. Probably in my top 5 shows of all time. I miss it so...
Banshee was great, but the last season was somehow inexplicably bungled. It's also all on HBO Max already.
*whew* Just looked at some previous week Clarice ratings. That is NOT getting a second season :x Still can't believe it took them to even get the show on air (Hannibal should've got it). I also don't see how the show could be multiple-seasons, as it only really seems to be working as a supplemental mini-series, really. Anyone else watching it?
I've already called dibs on the OT: You fly back to school, now, little Starling. Fly, fly, fly..
Rating is not as important as it was. I think they still could renew it if it does well on streaming.
I mean CBS best sitcom's rating is 0.7 (Young Sheldon, when just 2 years ago it was regularly ~2.0)
Is it much better than 0.5 (BPositive, United States of AL)?
And wow CBS thursday lineup are all from Chuck Lorre's.
yeah he's a good writer though. He created Survivor's Remorse, which was criminally underrated
Last season? Repeat after me--there was no final season of Banshee, there was no final season of Banshee.
Whew, all better now.
Due to people bringing him up I looked up Mike O'Malley and its actually a person I've seen in a show before. Sometimes people mention names in here and I'm completely unaware of them. I actually only know him from Yes, Dear which I was thinking of the other day because I was talking to someone about Man With A Plan
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Didn't watch Banshee. The non-existent season is that bad, huh? Automatically makes me think of The Boondocks.
EDIT:
Didn't watch Banshee. The non-existent season is that bad, huh? Automatically makes me think of The Boondocks.
Same writing staff? No director or creator left and no strike or anything? It just took a nosedive? That is a real pity and so disappointing.
You're right, but I have a feeling CBS' audience watches live vs digital more than any of the other networks, so it very well might still be in trouble.
l wish. But I don't think it ending just at season 3 would have been great either. If any show needs the upcoming Dexter final season do-over treatment, it's this one. But it was never nearly as popular, so that will never ever happen.
Nope, it had a completely different writers room, as well as different directors. Greg Yaitanes, who directed most of the episodes, left to do Quarry. Jonathan Tropper, though he remained as showrunner, also wrote none of the scripts in season 4 due to developing a few other things, despite writing or co-writing over half of the previous episodes. They also changed shooting locations due to a change in film incentives, so virtually all of the on-set crew was different as well.
Reading a website talking about Kim's Convenience and if season 6 will happen. I should have known better but saw a spoiler for the finale which kind of sucks. I was actually just hoping more than anything that it would have news about the Ins Choi talking to people again. Didn't say anything new at all and I spoiled myself by reading. Damn you, Screen Rant!
Ah, gotcha. So a good amount of stuff changed for it. Still sucks that it ended with what seems to be considered a weak season.
Ah, gotcha. So a good amount of stuff changed for it. Still sucks that it ended with what seems to be considered a weak season.
It's still a great show! Highly recommend checking out the first 3 seasons on HBO Max.
Screen Rant sucks. It's nothing but clickbait trash about nothing articles that people already know.
Friday night's ratings:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-network-scorecard-4-16-2021.html
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-network-scorecard-4-16-2021.html
Broadcast isn't what it used to be. A few of these sound interesting though. With upfronts next month, only shows I'm worried about are Debris and Zoey's Playlist.
variety.com
Pilot Season 2021: Effects of COVID Linger as Networks Shift Strategies
Pilot Season 2021 is looking shaky thanks to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and networks are rethinking their strategies.
variety.com
This week's US Top 10 Netflix TV shows, for the week of April 18, 2021:
There's quite a few new shows this week, with "Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me!" debuting very strong at number 1 and season 2 of "The Circle: A Social Media Competition" debuting at number 3. "The Baker and the Beauty" makes it's Netflix debut at number 2 which is surprising since it was cancelled last year on ABC due to low viewership. "Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn" makes it's Netflix debut this week as well, continuing the trend of older Nickelodeon shows showing up on Netflix (although that show is only a few years old so it's not on the same level as "iCarly" and "Big Time Rush").
1.) Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me! (Season 1) (NEW)
2.) The Baker and the Beauty (Season 1) (NEW)
3.) The Circle: A Social Media Competition (Seasons 1-2) (NEW)
4.) Cocomelon (Seasons 1-2)
5.) Who Killed Sara? (Season 1)
6.) Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn (Seasons 1-4) (NEW)
7.) The Serpent (Limited Series)
8.) This is a Robbery: The World's Biggest Art Heist (Limited Series)
9.) Ginny and Georgia (Season 1)
10.) Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir (Seasons 1-5)
There's quite a few new shows this week, with "Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me!" debuting very strong at number 1 and season 2 of "The Circle: A Social Media Competition" debuting at number 3. "The Baker and the Beauty" makes it's Netflix debut at number 2 which is surprising since it was cancelled last year on ABC due to low viewership. "Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn" makes it's Netflix debut this week as well, continuing the trend of older Nickelodeon shows showing up on Netflix (although that show is only a few years old so it's not on the same level as "iCarly" and "Big Time Rush").
1.) Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me! (Season 1) (NEW)
2.) The Baker and the Beauty (Season 1) (NEW)
3.) The Circle: A Social Media Competition (Seasons 1-2) (NEW)
4.) Cocomelon (Seasons 1-2)
5.) Who Killed Sara? (Season 1)
6.) Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, and Dawn (Seasons 1-4) (NEW)
7.) The Serpent (Limited Series)
8.) This is a Robbery: The World's Biggest Art Heist (Limited Series)
9.) Ginny and Georgia (Season 1)
10.) Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir (Seasons 1-5)
I'm noticing more and more situations like this. There's becoming a very clear divide not just in broadcast viewership vs streaming popularity, but broadcast viewership VS odds of renewal.
New Amsterdam's broadcast ratings were good (but not great), but clearly it is really resonating on Netflix culturally (anecdotally, i've heard multiple people talking about binging it recently), and it got renewed for three seasons.
Same exact two shows for me. Thanks for posting this, I always enjoy reading these.Broadcast isn't what it used to be. A few of these sound interesting though. With upfronts next month, only shows I'm worried about are Debris and Zoey's Playlist.
Pilot Season 2021: Effects of COVID Linger as Networks Shift Strategies
Pilot Season 2021 is looking shaky thanks to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and networks are rethinking their strategies.
Broadcast isn't what it used to be. A few of these sound interesting though. With upfronts next month, only shows I'm worried about are Debris and Zoey's Playlist.
Pilot Season 2021: Effects of COVID Linger as Networks Shift Strategies
Pilot Season 2021 is looking shaky thanks to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and networks are rethinking their strategies.
The CW to change its name to just CW.
Even though I got used to it, the switch was Sci-Fi to Syfy (likely for SEO and branding reasons) still feels dumb as hell lol
Could not make it past the the first episode of The Serpent.
Being dutch, the Dutch actors are written and directed like a film from the 80's and I don't mean the time period of the show itself. It's so wooden and badly acted. And then you have the everyone else trying to speak Dutch, which is a quiet a feat on it's own but it's very rough to listen too.
Being dutch, the Dutch actors are written and directed like a film from the 80's and I don't mean the time period of the show itself. It's so wooden and badly acted. And then you have the everyone else trying to speak Dutch, which is a quiet a feat on it's own but it's very rough to listen too.