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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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It doesn't, really. There's a few plot threads left open for a prospective third season but nothing that I'd call a cliffhanger.
Oh, that's really good to know. I guess I'll watch it sooner rather than later then. Thank you.
Friday night's ratings:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-network-scorecard-2-19-2021.html
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-friday-network-scorecard-2-19-2021.html
Just an interesting tidbit from a Ron Moore interview that I listened to about Outlander, where he says he's pretty much off the show and only gives feedback when people send work to him. I wonder if Behr is still in it too.
Ron Moore seems like he has ants in his pants and can't stay attached to any one show for more than a couple seasons. I bet he also leaves For All Mankind before too long.
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All will deal but man, that is some Mafia goon shit.
With his deal with Disney, I assume he'll just naturally shift over to those projects if For All Mankind gets a season 4.
Apparently people at Apple itself love the show though.
He's going to leave Swiss Family Robinson after 2 seasons so he can reboot That Darn Cat!
lol
Knowing nothing about him, he did say he wanted to work at Disney because of the IP so maybe his Disney fanboyism goes deeeeeeep.
THIS FALL ON DISNEY+
Worlds collide when Car 54 meets Herbie the Love Bug
This all happened before, and it will happen again. These cars were created by man. They rebelled. Then they vanished. Years later they came back, evolved. They look and feel like automobiles but are far more than that. And they have a plan.
Worlds collide when Car 54 meets Herbie the Love Bug
This all happened before, and it will happen again. These cars were created by man. They rebelled. Then they vanished. Years later they came back, evolved. They look and feel like automobiles but are far more than that. And they have a plan.
How is NCIS nowadays? I stopped watching around the time they fought a legit supervillian, the dude that blew up the HQ using Vance's car
Some details about the Wednesday Addams Netflix show.
bloody-disgusting.com
I'm kind of really excited for this!
Wednesday Addams is Getting Her Own Live Action Netflix Series Directed by Tim Burton!
It was officially announced today that Tim Burton is headed to the small screen with a new live-action series centered on Wednesday Addams, coming soon from Netflix. The series, which is simply titled “Wednesday,” will follow the beloved Addams Family character’s “spooky coming-of-age.” Eight...
bloody-disgusting.com
I'm kind of really excited for this!
They haven't worked together since the divorce, so she won't despite an Addams project being perfect for her.
I watched it!
I was surprised it went for such a low key ending compared to S1. Was one of those...not overtly emotional endings, but a dull heartache. Hope it gets a S3.
It's alright. Has changed a lot since you've watched it. If I'm remembering correctly, that was the end of season 9. They are now in season 18. But Ziva is gone, Tony is gone. And Ducky has a much more limited role. Where I enjoy the replacements, it isn't as strong as it was earlier.
Mark Harmon's contract is up at the end of this season. Will be interesting to see if he wants to continue. CBS has said more than once they will continue with the show as long as Harmon is interested in continuing. I did see him say in an article earlier this year, about the shortened season, paraphrasing here, "It's too bad this season is only 16 episodes, hopefully next season we can get back to a more normal schedule." So to me it sounds like he wants to continue. But you never know how things can change.
You can actually perfectly see how long they were happy together based on their collaboration:
List of frequent Tim Burton collaborators - Wikipedia
Funnily, he still works together with Harry Taylor, who is her driver and gets bit roles in movies as a result. It goes Johnny Depp in 7 movies, than Helena Bonham Carter and Harry Taylor in 6.
This week's US Top 10 Netflix TV shows, for the week of February 21, 2021:
"Behind Her Eyes" debuts at number 1 this week, with "Tribes of Europa" and "The Crew" debuting much lower, at numbers 6 and 7, respectively. The third season of "Good Girls" hits Netflix with the number 2 spot.
1.) Behind Her Eyes (Limited Series) (NEW)
2.) Good Girls (Seasons 1-3) (NEW)
3.) iCarly (Seasons 1-2)
4.) Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (Season 1)
5.) Firefly Lane (Season 1)
6.) Tribes of Europa (Season 1) (NEW)
7.) The Crew (Season 1) (NEW)
8.) Cocomelon (Seasons 1-2)
9.) Bridgerton (Season 1)
10.) The Sinner (Seasons 1-3)
"Behind Her Eyes" debuts at number 1 this week, with "Tribes of Europa" and "The Crew" debuting much lower, at numbers 6 and 7, respectively. The third season of "Good Girls" hits Netflix with the number 2 spot.
1.) Behind Her Eyes (Limited Series) (NEW)
2.) Good Girls (Seasons 1-3) (NEW)
3.) iCarly (Seasons 1-2)
4.) Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (Season 1)
5.) Firefly Lane (Season 1)
6.) Tribes of Europa (Season 1) (NEW)
7.) The Crew (Season 1) (NEW)
8.) Cocomelon (Seasons 1-2)
9.) Bridgerton (Season 1)
10.) The Sinner (Seasons 1-3)
Tribes of Europa could get renewed if it does well in the rest of the world but the Crew seems DOA. It was probably more expensive than most comedies with Kevin James' salary too.
really? or was this just a week with really low viewership on the platform overall
I'm not understanding the question. What's the problem here?
iCarly is somewhat popular and its pretty new to Netflix if I'm not mistaken. I expect the viewership is the same and iCarly just performed well
It just seems strange a kids show from 13 years ago to get to the top 3 compared to actually NEW shows, I can only imagine it'll fall off as I guess people saw an episode or two for nostalgia
Ah gotcha. Looks like Vypek said it well:
Yeah, kids shows do really well on streaming in general. Plus, other Nick shows like Victorious, Henry Danger, and Avatar: The Last Airbender also did really well when they first debuted on Netflix.
Having Sam back would actually be way better than having someone younger. The show could still go back to the 50s/60s that way.
Funny, I stopped cold turkey watching all three shows like 3 years ago and I feel like other than cast changes, I bet I could slip back in and not miss a beat. lol
I still remember that Syfy attempt where it would have been Sam's daughter trying to look for her father. lol
They've been trying for like 20 years, only way I think it's happening at this point would be a full on reboot which is kind of disappointing. If they tried to keep it a sequel and not set in the past at this point they'd probably have to use Sam's grand kids or something since his daughter in the original series would be well into her 50s if not 60s if it took place in our near future like the original. If they did that I'd probably have the granddaughter in the leaper role but with the Sam/Al dynamic switched with her brother and mother taking turns or something being the guide. Could also be ripe with drama.
If they did this, the only correct way would be to pick up right where they left off (considering Sam didn't make it home). Obviously both him and Al would be much older now after many years of still trying to leap home.
Sorry, I want a happy ending for Sam. I thought the series finale was awful on how it ended.
I've been rewatching The Mick the last few days.
It getting canceled was a damn shame. At the very least it made it two seasons.
It getting canceled was a damn shame. At the very least it made it two seasons.
I don't know if Dean Stockwell would be up for it beyond maybe one episode, he's in his mid-80s and retired some years back after a stroke.
I'm still bummed about not getting a third season and seeing what'd happen after that finale.
Yeah, though with the way things ended I'm wondering if they intend to continue it on at all...
Yeah, it absolutely felt like it could be an ending. I just hope it isn't. I think they could squeeze one more season out of these characters if they wanted.
I kind of feel like S2 sucked a lot of fun out of the show tbh. If they do a third season I would like some more lighthearted humor.
Yeah, I don't think S2 was as good as S1, but I still enjoyed it. There were some very humorous parts still, but they were spread out and we didn't get as much fun interaction between the two leads.
It did at times, but I would call it a successful improvement from the first season.
I always said that a new series focusing on Sam's son or daughter foucusing on problems in the 80s to today would work well.