Does Whedon still use his old trick of killing major characters unexpectedly?
Maybe he meant bombing or marketing?
I mean, they can definitely get canned/live in development hell/get hacked to pieces by studios. So I get that as his point.
Maybe he meant bombing or marketing?
TV he has a point but adding films likely made this a mess.
I mean, they can definitely get canned/live in development hell/get hacked to pieces by studios. So I get that as his point.
of course they can.
bunch of "franchises" died in their infancy.
or he meant the thing people didn't want him to mean!
that's a very generous interpretation imo
what is the other interpretation then?
he was actually complaining about cancel culture?
Come up with enough stuff that isn't getting viewers, you are probably getting 'cancelled' as a showrunner though.maybe. he does say "people are afraid of getting cancelled" not "people are afraid of their projects getting cancelled" or something. if he wanted to communicate the latter, there are like 100 better ways to do that
I mean, he didn't even know how to make Twitter threads, so lack of clear communication is obvious here.maybe. he does say "people are afraid of getting cancelled" not "people are afraid of their projects getting cancelled" or something. if he wanted to communicate the latter, there are like 100 better ways to do that
The Divergent Movies got "demoted" to TV show and then got cancelled.
That ain't "cancel culture's" fault, though. Bold/different/controversial content has always faced backlash & not had the easiest time getting funded. Now there's just a bit of a check on at least the worst of bigotry & shitstains of humanity being able to behave horribly towards other people.I mean, he didn't even know how to make Twitter threads, so lack of clear communication is obvious here.
But Glover seems to be talking from his own experience, especially with Atlanta, a show he had to hide from FX what it was actually about just to get greenlit.
Demo mostly. And in that regard, Prodigal Son was one of the lowest performing ones on FOX. 10th out of 16 shows.Do the networks look more at ratings demos or number of people watching in households? I had thought Prodigal Son was doing alright, pulling in average for ratings, but I know the number of people is low (2.5m or below). And of course it unfortunately got cancelled.
I've been feeling pretty confident about Resident as the ratings have been somewhat decent, but then looking at the numbers (less than 3m) makes me concerned if networks look at that more.
I know. It's clear he's talking about TV execs being too conservative with content and creators limiting their experimentation because they fear cancellation from the networks if they don't quickly establish an audience.That ain't "cancel culture's" fault, though. Bold/different/controversial content has always faced backlash & not had the easiest time getting funded. Now there's just a bit of a check on at least the worst of bigotry & shitstains of humanity being able to behave horribly towards other people.
Demo mostly. And in that regard, Prodigal Son was one of the lowest performing ones on FOX. 10th out of 16 shows.
Considering FOX sold its studios to Disney it doesn't matter as much either anymore, but Prodigal Son is bought from Warner so it would be considered out-house. They have limited alternative revenue streams outside of airing the show.
Ellen DeGeneres' long-running syndicated daytime talk show will come to an end this year after 19 seasons.
The talk show host told The Hollywood Reporter that she informed her staff of the decision on Tuesday and will sit down with Oprah Winfrey on Thursday to discuss the news.
"When you're a creative person, you constantly need to be challenged — and as great as this show is, and as fun as it is, it's just not a challenge anymore," DeGeneres told the trade publication.
Anyone know how many episodes are in this current season of This is Us, The Resident and New Amsterdam? Trying to figure out how far off the finales are. Thank you.
Thanks so much!Finale dates, not sure if there will be any repeats between now and then.
The Resident - May 18
This is Us - May 25
New Amsterdam - June 8
Gillian Jacobs & Wood Harris Join HBO’s 1980s L.A. Lakers Series
Gillian Jacobs (Community) and The Wire alum Wood Harris have joined the cast of Adam McKay’s Los Angeles Lakers HBO drama series.deadline.com
wow, i thought they would try to make it last forever‘This Is Us’ to End With Season 6 (Exclusive)
NBC's award-winning family drama from creator Dan Fogelman had long planned to close out its run during the 2021-22 broadcast season.www.hollywoodreporter.com
Netflix is revealing new details about Sandra Oh's forthcoming college-set comedy series from Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
Titled The Chair, the six-episode satire — created and co-written by Benioff's real-life wife, actress Amanda Peet — finds the Killing Eve star playing the first female and woman of color to head up the English Department at the (fictional) Pembroke University. It's set to premiere on Aug. 27.
Hey they wrote this:I definitely trust Benioff and Weiss and Amanda Peet to be able to offer interesting insight into how university academic departments are organized in the United States, and also the complex intersectional way in which Asian scholars do and don't fit inside the traditional definition of POC with respect to diversity in the humanities.
Sterling K only has so many tears
‘This Is Us’ to End With Season 6 (Exclusive)
NBC's award-winning family drama from creator Dan Fogelman had long planned to close out its run during the 2021-22 broadcast season.www.hollywoodreporter.com
I always laugh with "NO JON, IT WAS POWER THAT KILLED MY MOTHER". This meme is great.Hey they wrote this:
Anyone that can write such powerful visual metaphors can tackle a sensitive social subject such as this.
Yes but the pointy meme is more in line with the writing that actually took place.I always laugh with "NO JON, IT WAS POWER THAT KILLED MY MOTHER". This meme is great.