Yes, but do keep in mind that this does NOT include cable ratings (MSNBC and CNBC) or streaming.
Showrunner congratulated her, she's in but is playing people, same with the recent guy who is gonna be Kang.Tatiana Maslany says role in Marvel's 'She-Hulk' was only a rumour
Tatiana Maslany says she won't be smashing her way through Marvel's 'She-Hulk' series.www.ctvnews.ca
RatskyWatsky noooooooooooooooooooooooooo
The showrunner congratulated her right? I'm guessing she just can't confirm anything yet.Tatiana Maslany says role in Marvel's 'She-Hulk' was only a rumour
Tatiana Maslany says she won't be smashing her way through Marvel's 'She-Hulk' series.www.ctvnews.ca
RatskyWatsky noooooooooooooooooooooooooo
After the Asa Butterfield fiasco, something tells me most actors are aware they should keep their mouthes shut in regards to MCU rumors.Showrunner congratulated her, she's in but is playing people, same with the recent guy who is gonna be Kang.
From the MCU thread.Tatiana Maslany says role in Marvel's 'She-Hulk' was only a rumour
Tatiana Maslany says she won't be smashing her way through Marvel's 'She-Hulk' series.www.ctvnews.ca
RatskyWatsky noooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Thought this was just a one-off.The Vow Renewed for Season 2 at HBO
HBO has renewed NXIVM docuseries 'The Vow' for a second seasontvline.com
About thatYes, but do keep in mind that this does NOT include cable ratings (MSNBC and CNBC) or streaming.
Source:Up from the fast affiliates of earlier this morning, the latest numbers have ABC News' The Vice-President and the People getting 14.1 million viewers, according to Nielsen.
That beats the 13 million that Trump got on NBC, MSNBC and CNBC put together for his own much-hyped and lambasted town hall. Yes, over three Comcast-owned channels, the incumbent still lost to the poll topping Biden, who was just on one channel.
Let's be honest, Biden's viewership win and record breaking 2020 town hall is a stark reversal of what everyone, including NBC, Trump and myself, thought would be the outcome. In fact, once you strip away the 1.74 million viewers that the MSNBC simulcast snared and the 671,000 viewers that tuned in on CNBC, Trump really came up short with an audience of 10.6 million on NBC proper with a top notch Savannah Guthrie.
I thought they locked him up with a contract. He's still making shows for other studios?It's gotta sting a bit for Netflix that the Ryan Murphy show that's breaking out is a Disney (Touchstone TV) one and not one that is internally made.
I thought they locked him up with a contract. He's still making shows for other studios?
Ahh, welp. Hard to feel bad for Netflix though. lolIt was in development before he signed the Netflix deal I believe.
I thought they locked him up with a contract. He's still making shows for other studios?
I wonder if this includes Cobra Kai. The wording on this makes it seem like it could go either way.
I hope its just a ruseTatiana Maslany says role in Marvel's 'She-Hulk' was only a rumour
Tatiana Maslany says she won't be smashing her way through Marvel's 'She-Hulk' series.www.ctvnews.ca
RatskyWatsky noooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I'm not sure why they'd entirely scrap it instead of just recasting. I see that Nyong'o was to be an executive producer too, so maybe that's why?Another COVID-related un-greenlight (production delays caused scheduling conflicts for Nyong'o)
Lupita Nyong’o, Danai Gurira’s ‘Americanah’ Series Not Moving Forward at HBO Max (EXCLUSIVE)
Lupita Nyong’o and Danai Gurira’s series adaptation of the novel "Americanah" is no longer moving ahead as planned at HBO Maxvariety.com
I have seen a lot of Netflix Originals that certainly weren't their original content, but they simply bought it from an American network and streamed something in Europe.
Also getting a course correction was Warner Bros. TV's leadership succession plan. Roth's top lieutenant and heir apparent, WBTV President Susan Rovner, surprisingly left the studio after 22 years to become Chairman, Entertainment Content for NBCUniversal's TV & streaming unit. Former ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey, who exited her Netflix post last week, is expected to replace Rovner as Roth's successor.
I'm not sure why they'd entirely scrap it instead of just recasting. I see that Nyong'o was to be an executive producer too, so maybe that's why?
Also yay Star Trek Discovery renewal.
I feel their overhyping a 1 million viewer difference.About that
Source:
Biden’s ABC Town Hall Viewership Tops Trump’s NBC, MSNBC & CNBC Event In Big Surprise Win – Update
UPDATE, 10:37 AM: We all know that Donald Trump is obsessed with ratings and his losing results of last night’s dueling town halls with Joe Biden may hurt almost as much as losing the election, almost. That’s a hypothetical leading to the November 3 vote, but with more numbers just in, we know...deadline.com
The Vow Renewed for Season 2 at HBO
HBO has renewed NXIVM docuseries 'The Vow' for a second seasontvline.com
This week's US Top 10 Netflix TV shows, for the week of October 18:
The top 3 shows are in the exact same spots as last Sunday. Evil moved up 2 from last week. Cocomelon went up 3 from last week. The 100 fell 6 places from last week, hanging on to the #10 spot. And Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous fell out of the top 10.
1.) The Haunting of Bly Manor (Season 1)
2.) Emily in Paris (Season 1)
3.) Schitt's Creek (Seasons 1-6)
4.) Evil (Season 1)
5.) Cocomelon (Season 1)
6.) The Great British Baking Show (Collections 1-8)
7.) The Last Kids on Earth (Books 1-3) (NEW)
8.) The Cabin with Bert Kreischer (Season 1) (NEW)
9.) Dream Home Makeover (Season 1) (NEW)
10.) The 100 (Seasons 1-7)
The Vow Renewed for Season 2 at HBO
HBO has renewed NXIVM docuseries 'The Vow' for a second seasontvline.com
Definitely. The subjects/participants brought so much themselves. The documentarians were torn between the narrative of the push for a criminal investigation, the personal stories of the ex-members, and all the activities of the cult. It's a weird dynamic since the people are so active in so many parts of the project, not just as interview subjects.The Vow to me seems like a case of they had too much footage before they even knew they were going to make a documentary, hence the overstuffed molasses pace it has. That said, a series on the trial is petty much an entirely different thing so I don't mind a follow up in this case. Hopefully it won't suffer from the same issues the first series has.
Oh, I don't exactly feel bad for any of the ex-members who are presented in the doc, especially the members who were high up in the organization and very integrated like Mark and Sarah. I mean, I have some level of sympathy for them, of course -- they were all ultimately victims of this thing. But at the same time they were perpetrators too. I know the doc goes into that and has scenes of them feeling guilty about it, but it all rings slightly hollow, not to mention (and forgive my cynicism here) how while they aren't listed as producers on this project, they are no doubt making a lot of money off of it.Definitely. The subjects/participants brought so much themselves. The documentarians were torn between the narrative of the push for a criminal investigation, the personal stories of the ex-members, and all the activities of the cult. It's a weird dynamic since the people are so active in so many parts of the project, not just as interview subjects.
I'm sure the filmmakers downplay it since they needed his billions of hours of footage and he was an ongoing figure in the lead-up to the government action, but it's odd that Mark Vicente gets to sort of be presented as another relatively normal guy sucked into the cult. He was a nutter beforehand. I had a statistics professor make us watch his pseudo-doc What the Bleep Do We Know!? for some baffling reason and it was basically The Secret but with a thin veneer of physics and science. I wish I could remember what silly pretext was used to make that relevant to class, but it was wildly stupid and insulting to sit through. That professor wasn't very good...
Oh, I don't exactly feel bad for any of the ex-members who are presented in the doc, especially the members who were high up in the organization and very integrated like Mark and Sarah. I mean, I have some level of sympathy for them, of course -- they were all ultimately victims of this thing. But at the same time they were perpetrators too. I know the doc goes into that and has scenes of them feeling guilty about it, but it all rings slightly hollow, not to mention (and forgive my cynicism here) how while they aren't listed as producers on this project, they are no doubt making a lot of money off of it.
I think Catherine Oxenberg is the only "main" focused on individual who comes across as completely sympathetic. The older girlfriend of Keith's they had a few episodes ago as well, because she actually got out early before the cult was essentially a cult, and was very clearly preyed upon from the get-go.
The main reason the cult worked as well as it did is because it preyed upon people who were already vulnerable and looking for something to fill a void each individual had.
Am I a bad person for enjoying Emily in Paris? Asking for a...friend...This week's US Top 10 Netflix TV shows, for the week of October 18:
The top 3 shows are in the exact same spots as last Sunday. Evil moved up 2 from last week. Cocomelon went up 3 from last week. The 100 fell 6 places from last week, hanging on to the #10 spot. And Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous fell out of the top 10.
1.) The Haunting of Bly Manor (Season 1)
2.) Emily in Paris (Season 1)
3.) Schitt's Creek (Seasons 1-6)
4.) Evil (Season 1)
5.) Cocomelon (Season 1)
6.) The Great British Baking Show (Collections 1-8)
7.) The Last Kids on Earth (Books 1-3) (NEW)
8.) The Cabin with Bert Kreischer (Season 1) (NEW)
9.) Dream Home Makeover (Season 1) (NEW)
10.) The 100 (Seasons 1-7)
I can project my internalized hatred after Netflix's cancellation of Teenage Bounty Hunters onto you, if you want.Am I a bad person for enjoying Emily in Paris? Asking for a...friend...