Can't mention take off, without mentioning Manifest. Personally I don't watch it, but I believe it has a sci-fi element or at least a mystery angle and it's chugging along to a 3rd season.
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Can't mention take off, without mentioning Manifest. Personally I don't watch it, but I believe it has a sci-fi element or at least a mystery angle and it's chugging along to a 3rd season.
Too bad Facebook got out of the TV game (or, why did they ever get into the TV game in the first place? lol).
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Also, I made a joke that Wandavision is a more accessible version of Legion and someone agreed. I feel like that's probably one way to at least decide if you want to watch the show. lol
I guess Netflix subs just find other sitcoms to bing.
Friends, HIMYM .... are still on Netflix in my country.
yeah its like the only one i have thats found success, hope this this 3rd season is a success
Thanks for all of your answers, Marvels fans and not so fans, I appreciate it.
My takeaway is: I'll wait until the full season is aired, gauge what the reaction is then, and decide if I try it out or nah. I am familiar with almost all Marvel movies, so I won't be lost on that account, but I doubt it'll amaze me still. I mostly watched most of them to know what they were about (and kept on persevering even though it all felt very average), not because I'm a huge fan of the universe.
I'm just so generally burned out by anything Disney/Marvel/Star Wars these days that I just don't have the bandwidth to allocate to lowpar nostalgia-driven uninspired media products. I can't even bring myself to watch the 2nd season of The Mandalorian despite loving Pedro Pascal a fucking lot, sobs.
But I'll try.
Also I concur with RatskyWatsky about Sorry For Your Loss, even though I never could manage to finish it cause I wasn't in a good place mentally to watch that then. But it was brilliant.
My takeaway is: I'll wait until the full season is aired, gauge what the reaction is then, and decide if I try it out or nah. I am familiar with almost all Marvel movies, so I won't be lost on that account, but I doubt it'll amaze me still. I mostly watched most of them to know what they were about (and kept on persevering even though it all felt very average), not because I'm a huge fan of the universe.
I'm just so generally burned out by anything Disney/Marvel/Star Wars these days that I just don't have the bandwidth to allocate to lowpar nostalgia-driven uninspired media products. I can't even bring myself to watch the 2nd season of The Mandalorian despite loving Pedro Pascal a fucking lot, sobs.
But I'll try.
Also I concur with RatskyWatsky about Sorry For Your Loss, even though I never could manage to finish it cause I wasn't in a good place mentally to watch that then. But it was brilliant.
WandaVision, and Mandalorian before that, are really best for that "collective TV experience". Just about everyone is watching it, I can talk to any of my relatives and chances are high they have watched an episode or the entire season. Just like Game of Thrones in the past. Few shows have that power nowadays, especially across generations - for my nieces and nephews, I'm far more likely to find common ground talking about Youtube or twitch personalities than any TV show, other than WandaVision.
Its pretty fun tuning into the "can you believe what happened last night!" experience, and while savoring that feeling of a TV show that you feel is your personal treasured find is a different high, they are quite different feelings.
Meanwhile, I can't believe Snowfall starts season 4 on Wed. I wonder how those kind of shows survive and seem to thrive. Networks building out future streaming libraries?
Its pretty fun tuning into the "can you believe what happened last night!" experience, and while savoring that feeling of a TV show that you feel is your personal treasured find is a different high, they are quite different feelings.
Meanwhile, I can't believe Snowfall starts season 4 on Wed. I wonder how those kind of shows survive and seem to thrive. Networks building out future streaming libraries?
Monday night's ratings:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-monday-network-scorecard-2-22-2021.html
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-monday-network-scorecard-2-22-2021.html
wonder lone star always shed viewers, good spinoff, if not better at times than the main one.
CBS putting the message like this on their site: " On March 4, CBS All Access will become Paramount+, which means, to keep streaming your favorite CBS shows & local station for free, you'll need the new CBS app. Air Date: Feb 16, 2021 "
is a little deceiving
when you can still watch the shows on their website (commercial says so), almost scared me into thinking they were getting rid of watching via their website.
is a little deceiving
when you can still watch the shows on their website (commercial says so), almost scared me into thinking they were getting rid of watching via their website.
IIRC, she doesn't know Sam's her father during the show's run, my fanfic that I know I'm mostly repeating myself on is that she finds out after the series ended (and again it sucks that Dean Stockwell wouldn't be available to be the one to tell her) but has worked years obsessively trying to find and bring him back but wouldn't risk leaping herself (assuming we're going to be setting this either in out present day or like a decade in the future like the original series) and leaving her children but ended up missing large portions of their lives anyway because of her work and then it ends up being the, and I know it's a trope, her brillaint but rebellious daughter that ends up leaping.
Only problem is you'd either have to retcon the end of Sam being responsible for his leaps and choosing to continue or have a resolution where he's found but won't stop but the grand daughter takes the reigns in some manner. Then you could have a rotating cast of support and maybe more focus on the show's present than the original did. Could also cheat on the rules in the same way the show eventually did by having Sam go back to the Civil War era because of an anscestor he for whatever reason shared a closer genetic relation with so you could do that with the grand daughter too and go back to the 60s or maybe just the 80s in the range the original didn't really touch how that'd depend on how loose they want to play with it rules and the character ages.
Only place I could see a new Quantum Leap going is to Peacock and of course it doesn't matter if they go for a full on reboot though I don't think that'd be necessary.
Wouldn't that be Jake from The Cat from Outer Space?
This was that Millarworld show that was in development hell, right?
Tuesday night's ratings. The CW's "Superman and Lois" debuted well:
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-tuesday-network-scorecard-2-23-2021.html
http://www.showbuzzdaily.com/articles/the-sked-tuesday-network-scorecard-2-23-2021.html
Young Rock still in good territory. Kenan seems kind of rough for second week. Have to imagine it will steady out at round 0.3 or 0.4 in a couple of weeks.
is that the greatest age difference between an actor and their character, 39yo playing 14yo high schooler?
It might be. I don't know the age of the characters but it might be narrowly edging out the two leads in Pen15
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‘Halo’ TV Series Moves From Showtime To Paramount+
Halo, Showtime's anticipated series based on the hugely popular video game franchise, will migrate to Paramount+.
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And HBO with Cinemax. Like, it really only makes sense :/ Didn't these premium extensions also have a REALLY high chun rate, as of those graphs that were shown recently?
Not if Nevins has any say in the matter!
Finally, a subscription service for me, a premium adult.
‘Halo’ TV Series Moves From Showtime To Paramount+
Halo, Showtime's anticipated series based on the hugely popular video game franchise, will migrate to Paramount+.
Yeah, with this it seems inevitable IMO given how high profile a release Halo will be. And Halo is exactly the type of thing Paramount+ needs to really make it succeed.
Sort of already happening, just slowly. Only a few of the Cinemax dramas left to come over now.
Yep. It honestly doesn't make sense to keep them separate at this point, especially when they're targeting the same audiences.
I agree, but speaking as a Showtime subscriber they can have the Halo show since I can't imagine it will be any good.
When Nevins said " Showtime will remain "a premium adults programming service" and home of "sophisticated dramas"" I was like...Halo isn't a sophisticated drama? 🤔
This one centers on existing characters from the main show...interesting!
NOOOOOOOO
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Kelsey Grammer Back As Dr. Frasier Crane As Paramount+ Confirms ‘Frasier’ Reboot
Dr. Frasier Crane is officially coming back.
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‘Love Story’, ‘Italian Job’, ‘The Parallax View’, ‘Flashdance’ & ‘Fatal Attraction’ Reboots In Works At Paramount+
Paramount+ is making no bones about rebooting its library of feature films for television.
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‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Franchise To Expand With Launch Of Nickelodeon’s Avatar Studios, Animated Theatrical Film In The Works
The Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise is set to get even bigger.
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‘Rugrats’: Original Voice Cast Members To Reunite For Series Revival At Paramount+
The 'Rugrats' gang is coming back in more ways than one as the voice cast behind the original 1991 animated series will reprise their roles.
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‘Criminal Minds’: Paramount+ Lays Out Plan To Revive Procedural Franchise
Criminal Minds is set to play a big part for Paramount+.
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‘Ray Donovan’ To Return With Feature-Length Film, Liev Schreiber Back & Will Co-Write Script, With Showrunner David Hollander To Direct
Ray Donovan fans will, after all, get a satisfactory ending to their favorite Showtime series.
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i still feel compelled to watch this show someday!
‘Ray Donovan’ To Return With Feature-Length Film, Liev Schreiber Back & Will Co-Write Script, With Showrunner David Hollander To Direct
Ray Donovan fans will, after all, get a satisfactory ending to their favorite Showtime series.
That's cool for the fans. I was thinking about how strange its cancellation was just the other day.
Is Dexter high art?
Of course not, but I'm confident that its highs are higher than anything a tv show set in the Halo universe will ever be capable of achieving.
Fuckin' Ray baby.‘Ray Donovan’ To Return With Feature-Length Film, Liev Schreiber Back & Will Co-Write Script, With Showrunner David Hollander To Direct
Ray Donovan fans will, after all, get a satisfactory ending to their favorite Showtime series.
You couldn't pay me to watch this. I still can't believe I watched this dour slog for as many seasons as I did.
I think anyone claiming their channel/service is only for "premium adults" is taking the piss.
So Paramount+ is going to let you bundle in Showtime in the app as on add-on. Better than Hbo and Cinemax.
Paramount+: Do you like a franchise that we happen to own? Then we'll ruin it by rebooting/reviving it!