Its great! :) Nicely done
Its great! :) Nicely done
I'm shocked you didn't just put
Well at least the man who inspired For Life got a book deal. Sad we wont have anymore 50 Cent on TV.ABC has cancelled the following shows:
-American Housewife, after 5 seasons
-mixed-ish, after 2 seasons
-For Life, after 2 seasons
-Rebel, after 1 season
I'm enjoying Cruel Summer quite a bit!I would agree with this, although I don't think the competition has been extraordinarily high. I think Big Shot ended up just being a lot stronger than expected and is delving more into the personal struggles of all involved rather than just having them "come together as a team" and win state or something.
Probably the biggest surprise of the year, so far for me, along with Cruel Summer (not sure if anyone on here is watching it - haven't seen any discussion).
Figures. Hopefully ABC can find a worthy successor.... which apparently won't be mixed-ish. Though the show has never really clicked for me.ABC's "black-ish" renewed for FINAL season, ending after 8 seasons next year.
No word yet on whether or not "mixed-ish" will be renewed or cancelled.
Freeform's "grown-ish" was already renewed for season 4 and will premiere in July.
At least the summer watch won't be a farewell tour.ABC renewed the following shows:
-"The Rookie" for season 4
-"A Million Little Things" for season 4
-"The Conners" for season 4
-"The Goldbergs" for season 9!
-"Home Economics" for season 2
https://tvline.com/2021/05/14/abc-renewed-drama-series-2021-list-the-rookie/
I know right! I'm probably watching the least amount of shows since I can remember right now because there are so few good sitcoms today. And it feels like I'm watching less and less with each passing year.But yeah, sitcoms are looking pretty dead right now when that show is your longest running show.
TV Line said:In the latest TV show ratings, Blue Bloods' two-hour Season 11 finale averaged 6.5 million total viewers and a 0.5 demo rating, ticking up from last week to easily cop Friday's biggest audience (as it does) while tying for the nightly demo win.
Opening CBS' night, Gayle King's special about the queen drew 3.5 mil and a 0.2.
Elsewhere:
ABC | Shark Tank (3.4 mil/0.5) was steady, tying Blue Bloods for the demo win.
NBC | The Blacklist (3 mil/0.3) was steady.
FOX | Friday Night SmackDown (1.8 mil/0.4) slipped to its lowest numbers in a while.
THE CW | Charmed (693K/0.1) and Dynasty (571K/0.1) both saw a meaningful uptick in viewers, with the latter improving on last week's 0.0 rating.
Yeah, the Twitter comments were saying that, but I think you're right in that they get ad money from their site.Showbuzz should just tweet the ratings out. I guess they got ad money from their website.
WTF is that Friends Reunion? is it an actual new episode, or like a cast interview thing?
HBO Max explained in a statement, "Lastly, in order to avoid any misunderstanding about what this special is, we want to make it very clear that this is not a new, original episode of the series. The cast will be appearing as themselves, not as their beloved characters."
Seems like it was 9 episodes, but you're getting a "holiday special" this year.Is Mr. Mayor on Hiatus, or is it just a 9 episode first season?
Been watching it on Hulu and it feels like it's been ages since the last new episode.
NBC announced today that it will air special holiday episodes of its returning comedies Kenan, Young Rock and Mr. Mayor this coming holiday season. Normally, that would not be news — broadcast comedies traditionally do themed episodes around such holidays as Thanksgiving, Christmas and Valentine's Day when they fall within their runs. What is unusual in this case is that NBC has no comedies on the schedule this fall, and all three renewed freshmen will return for their second seasons in midseason (January or later).
Their holiday specials will be standalone episodes not connected to Season 1 or Season 2. That is a stunt that has been a staple of British television for decades. The difference is that in the U.S., holiday programming runs in the weeks leading to Christmas.
ABC renewed the following shows:
-"The Rookie" for season 4
https://tvline.com/2021/05/14/abc-renewed-drama-series-2021-list-the-rookie/
all that work to get the problematic showrunner fired and they dont get a full season without him. sad.CBS has cancelled "The Unicorn" and "All Rise" after 2 seasons each.
At least Chuck Lorre will still be happy:
I would sacrifice both of these for a proper final season of Mom.At least Chuck Lorre will still be happy:
CBS renews both "B Positive" and "United States of Al" for season 2.
Ugh, why are these the shows that survive. None of his shows have been good and yet they're the ones that keep on going.At least Chuck Lorre will still be happy:
CBS renews both "B Positive" and "United States of Al" for season 2.
Chuck Lorre still holds sway. That and CBS likely wanted to stick with someone familiar to a new frontrunner.Ugh, why are these the shows that survive. None of his shows have been good and yet they're the ones that keep on going.
Come On NBC don't cancel Debris and Manifest...All Good Things - Montego Air 8:28.
The first two episodes of Hacks were good. Will stick with it. Jean Smart A+
Jean Smart is so good at everything, she can handle every genres they throw at at her.
I like Samantha Who?
From what I remember, the first season was really good, but it felt like it was spinning it's wheels in the second season.
Lorre still reigns. Joy.At least Chuck Lorre will still be happy:
CBS renews both "B Positive" and "United States of Al" for season 2.
Hell yeah, I loved 'em.The first two episodes of Hacks were good. Will stick with it. Jean Smart A+
I watched an episode of United States of Al and was surprised it was critical of the US for abandoning Afghan translators and not honouring the promises made to them.At least Chuck Lorre will still be happy:
CBS renews both "B Positive" and "United States of Al" for season 2.
ABC has cancelled the following shows:
-American Housewife, after 5 seasons
-mixed-ish, after 2 seasons
-For Life, after 2 seasons
-Rebel, after 1 season
Yep, only 5 episodes have aired so far.Wow. Didn't Rebel JUST start? I remember thinking "oh she'll probably leave The Conners now"
I know right! I'm probably watching the least amount of shows since I can remember right now because there are so few good sitcoms today. And it feels like I'm watching less and less with each passing year.
After black-ish is done next year, I'll be out of ABC shows. NBC doesn't have any sitcoms on at all this fall. And the few CBS and Fox sitcoms suck aside from the animated ones (which I've long since abandoned).
FWIW Mr. Mayor is NBC/Hulu as well. I agree though it would be nice to get longer sitcom seasons on streaming.The spirit of network comedies live on Peacock now.
A.P. Bio, Saved By The Bell, Girls5eva, Mr. Mayor.... are all very good. Could be better if they bother to produce more than 13 episodes each season.
If this wound up giving me Discovery+ inside my HBO Max, I'd be very happyPossible big merger incoming
AT&T Exploring Combination Of Media Assets With Discovery
AT&T and Discovery are reportedly pursuing a merger of their entertainment assets that would reshape the media business.deadline.com
Interesting read
Is AT&T Giving Up on HBO Max?
The wireless giant is in talks to spin off the media group that was supposed to be its future, part of $170 billion in failed deals it is unwinding this year.www.bloomberg.com