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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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Some more renew/cancelation news
Tyler Perry’s Sistas Renewed for Season 3 at BET
BET has renewed Tyler Perry's 'Sistas' for Season 3, ahead of its midseason premiere on Wednesday, Jan. 27.tvline.com
At Home With Amy Sedaris Not Returning for Season 4
'At Home With Amy Sedaris' will not be returning to truTV for Season 4, TVLine has learned exclusively.
Snowpiercer Renewed for Season 3 at TNT, Ahead of Season 2 Premiere
Snowpiercer won’t be running out of track anytime soon, now that TNT has renewed the dystopian drama for a third season — ahead of Season 2’s Monday, Jan. 25 premiere. Starring Daveed Diggs and Jennifer Connelly, Snowpiercer debuted as the most watched new cable entertainment program of May...
Snowpiercer is just such a crazy story- after all of those delays it seemed bound for one season disaster.
Snowpiercer is a "Netflix Original" here, wonder how it does for them.
I'm thinking the streaming numbers must be really good if they are willing to renew even before the new season hits.
Yeah, I was really put off by all the behind the scenes drama, but the first season actually turned out to be a lot better than i thought it would. It really grew into itself in the back half.
If you want to watch good sitcoms here are some recommendations.
50s
I love Lucy
60s
The Dick van Dyke Show
Bewitched
Get Smart
The Lucy Show
70s
Mary Tyler Moore
All in the Family
Taxi
MASH
80s
Cheers
The Golden Girls
Night Court
Roseanne
90s
The Fresh Prince of Bel Air
Frasier
The Nanny
3rd Rock from the Sun
Just Shoot Me
00s
Parks and Recreation
How I met your mother
Modern Family
Malcolm in the Middle
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
10s
Happy Endings
Schitt's Creek
The Good Place
Letterkenny
Black-ish
Impressive earnings/stats for Netflix Q4 as they go over 200 million worldwide and continue to succeed internationally.
84% new subs are from outside US/Canada. I guess most grow in the future will be outside US/Canada too.
Netflix is hugely popular here in SEA at least in part because they are investing in local content through the TV networks, so to give one example, there are tons of Japanese and Korean Dramas to watch, some content that isn't available in the US (ie: Star Trek Discovery, and the usual assortment of random movies) and well, the other NA services are either super late or nonexistent. (Disney+ hasn't launched yet, most of the less popular services don't support SEA, etc)
As competition expands overseas, Netflix will have the same curve there as they have in places where Netflix already has such competition. Since they made it to their break-even point, apparently, it won't be much of an issue, but there will be a ceiling inevitably that they're gonna hit and I assume they've calculated what that ceiling is and when they'll reach it.
This does further illustrate that looking at US viewing habits for streaming services, and Netflix in particular, is decreasing in how much use it is in so far as to see what is interesting for Netflix to carry. Of course the other markets are fragmented and still much smaller, but I would expect more and more international shows to get funded as they continue to grow.
This does further illustrate that looking at US viewing habits for streaming services, and Netflix in particular, is decreasing in how much use it is in so far as to see what is interesting for Netflix to carry. Of course the other markets are fragmented and still much smaller, but I would expect more and more international shows to get funded as they continue to grow.
Tuesday night's ratings:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-tuesday-network-scorecard-1-19-2021.html
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-tuesday-network-scorecard-1-19-2021.html
Trickster is a Canadian series based on a book that the CW picked up.
Paramount currently has a premium channel on Amazon Prime here in Brazil. It's possible Paramount+ will arrive here just as an extension of that.
Not really sure what they'll be touting though. Star Trek Discovery is a Netflix-exclusive and the Stand is coming here through StarzPlay, another streaming service connected through Amazon Prime.
The only reason it's even on is that it was a cheap Canadian show to fill airtime.
Wednesday night's ratings. The CW can NOT catch a break this week! Good to see so many people tuned in to Biden's inauguration though (and there's even more on cable and streaming).
Also, ABC's "The Conners" was actually new last night and not a rerun:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-wednesday-network-scorecard-1-20-2021.html
Also, ABC's "The Conners" was actually new last night and not a rerun:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-wednesday-network-scorecard-1-20-2021.html
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The whole time I was like, is Fox even going to air any of it, they didn't even turn to it when the president spoke, even their news network did that much.Wednesday night's ratings. The CW can NOT catch a break this week! Good to see so many people tuned in to Biden's inauguration though (and there's even more on cable and streaming):
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-wednesday-network-scorecard-1-20-2021.html
Yah not surprise either, for the metrics i have seen it seems the show already got a big follow.
Yup. And this show is only produced by her. Her first real show is coming later this year.
They better add the gayness in S2 which was promised and not delivered in S1.
They'd have nothing left if they didn't. They can adapt an unfinished project, they just need someone to make sure the show runners aren't terrible.
Dunk and Egg is cool.
Don't do Robert's Rebellion, please. Unless it has a cool hook like in the POV of Arthur Dayne or something like that.
You should, the actors performace is really good, dont expect a masterpiece but i went in with 0 expectation and got a good surprise, spcealy because i didnt knew any of the actors.
I've heard good things about it already, but yeah I'll try to go in without much expectations! I just hope to have a good time is all :D
Oh okay ! Well, that is still something, I'm curious to discover this show. Thanks for the precision :D
Seeing as it was from Universal TV, and Disney don't want to spend big money on projects from outside studios anymore, I'm assuming that it's dead.
Perhaps Peacock could pick it up if it isn't too pricey?
I heard aaages ago that GRRM's sci-fi books (are they known as 1000 Worlds? Those.) had some movement as a TV project. I wonder whatever happened to that?
I am quietly excited to see how this turned out.