Yup. It's only at episode 3, where the timelines really start to intersect does it really start ramping up. Its a show that's rewtchable for sure.
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2017-18 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: E Corp does hostile takeover. Shuts down fsociety
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Yup. It's only at episode 3, where the timelines really start to intersect does it really start ramping up. Its a show that's rewtchable for sure.
I like the show and can separate the work from the artist. I don't care about American politics.
Yeah I feel the same, first season being 22 minute episodes were the best. S2 dragged and S3 couldn't keep my attention despite liking the style of humour. I'll return to it, but I feel like it'll be a slog.
What I just told you he said goes well past "American politics" and into "human decency" territory. This isn't about politics.
This has me real hyped, stop by my parents once a week and watch a few episodes with them on Hulu.
Reminds me of the past with Home Improvement, great show. Hope this works.
Mr Alizanti and Larrybee are awesome hope they come back too
From the article:
Is that "Savage" Steve Holland- the director of "Better Off Dead" and "One Crazy Summer"?
Oh, that's kind of a bummer for some reason. Those movies were super influential on my early teen mind.
I can definitely see Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory ending next year. They are getting waaay too long in the tooth at this point. For Modern Family, I think the 2-season renewal that was announced for seasons 9 and 10 (this year and next year) was part of that strategy. Plus, the ratings for the show are the lowest it's ever been. For The Big Bang Theory, it's still doing extremely well. Any other network show would love to get the kinds of ratings TBBT has, and for a show that's currently in its 11th season, those numbers are unheard of. But I don't think any Chuck Lorre show has gone on that long. I think Two and a Half Men is the only other show of his to last for 12 seasons, and now he'll have 2 shows to reach that level.
However, I don't see The Goldbergs ending next year. ABC still needs it to prop up the spinoff they're developing, and it's going to be their third-highest rated comedy once The Middle ends. I don't think ABC is ready to let that show go yet unless they suddenly start developing ratings gold like they did with Roseanne.
However, I don't see The Goldbergs ending next year. ABC still needs it to prop up the spinoff they're developing, and it's going to be their third-highest rated comedy once The Middle ends. I don't think ABC is ready to let that show go yet unless they suddenly start developing ratings gold like they did with Roseanne.
Yep, agree with G_Shumi. The Goldbergs will probably stick around, and I can maybe see The Big Bang Theory getting a truncated final season after the upcoming season, just for the heck of it (and maybe minus a cast member). That's a full on guess, though.
But of the three, I think the curtain is closing first on Modern Family. It's been a hell of a run, even if I tuned out during season four.
If all three decide to leave, those are some massive comedy holes, made even more concerning for ABC if Kenya Barris is able to go to Netflix.
But of the three, I think the curtain is closing first on Modern Family. It's been a hell of a run, even if I tuned out during season four.
If all three decide to leave, those are some massive comedy holes, made even more concerning for ABC if Kenya Barris is able to go to Netflix.
I kind of feel like it's this year's GLOW - compulsively watchable and just plain fun.
Modern Family will probably end soon, but I wouldn't be so sure with TBBT. Yeah signing new contracts will cost CBS a lot, but it's not like outside of that the show is expensive to make and it's still one of their top rated shows. Plus they have a good combo now with Young Sheldon = a full hour of good ratings.
I'm four episodes and that's a great comparison.
It's a fun meta commentary on the toxic masculinity behind these sort of films and isn't afraid to make the main characters look like assholes similar to GLOW.
Is Cobra Kai any good? I saw Sepinwall tweet about it being better than it has any reason to be
Im honestly shocked Modern Family is still going because I felt like the show lost a lot of what made it special by season 4 or 5. Goldbergs is kind of there too but they manage to still get those episodes in that are more about the family dynamic.
Seeing the Glow comparisons is compelling
Seeing the Glow comparisons is compelling
I'm not even particularly familiar with the original Karate Kid (I've seen snippets and read the Wiki synopsis and that's it) and I'm still really enjoying it. First two episodes are free so might as well dive in.
The fact that a show as bad as Big Bang Theory has not only lasted this long but has remained as highly watched as it has saddens me greatly. Please end it, CBS.
Also, I would love for Kimmy Schmidt to last for 12 seasons, I've loved all 3 of its seasons so far. The fact that this coming season is going to be split in half and the last also saddens me greatly.
Also, I would love for Kimmy Schmidt to last for 12 seasons, I've loved all 3 of its seasons so far. The fact that this coming season is going to be split in half and the last also saddens me greatly.
At least watch the first one. Also, the beginning of the second one was actually cut from the first movie because they wanted it to end differently.
I might try but my attention span only lasts as long as a network drama (ie 42min), I struggle so hard to watch movies. Easier to consume this in 20-30 minute chunks.
It got old in S2 for me. Fish out of water only works for a short time.
Thursday night's ratings:
BBT and Sheldon skew so old, which is so weird to me considering the subject matter. I suppose older people pretending that can get a portal into what younger "nerds" are thinking, with a laugh track. My parents love it.
For those curious about Jeffrey Tambor being in Arrested Development for Season 5 despite being fired by Amazon Video for sexual misconduct from the show Transparent, Netflix has officially said that he will still be in:
http://tvline.com/2018/05/04/arrested-development-season-5-jeffrey-tambor-appearing-controversy/
http://tvline.com/2018/05/04/arrested-development-season-5-jeffrey-tambor-appearing-controversy/
According to the producers, the funny thing about this season is it's going to end on a massive cliffhanger.
So if the show does end this season...it'll at least be a very controversial ending.
THR: 10 TV Pilots Likely to Score Series Pickups
Here's what they say about the bubble shows / renewal chances specifically.
Here's what they say about the bubble shows / renewal chances specifically.
Yeah of course he would be. Future seasons are still a big question mark but they couldn't cut him out without rewrites, reshoots and delays.
Just replace George Sr with the guy who plays Oscar. They look similar enough anyway.
There are a bigger chances for The Originals spinoff than the Supernatural spinoff? I don't want to live on this planet anymore. :/ After 12 seasons they finally found a good idea for the spinoff, fans of Supernatural like the characters and it's a fresh idea instead of another reboot of an old show.
Some crazy stuff going on last couple eps... just ONE MORE. Give it a good ending.
Okay now I'm worried Greatest American Hero may not get picked up.
Originals spinoff gives the CW a chance to a casting call for more young, attractive people. You think that they are capable of passing that up?
Why spinoff a series that has defied expectations and won't die. No they should green light a spinoff of a series that had such low ratings it's being ended. CW logic!
It makes more sense to attempt to keep the Vampire Diaries universe alive, so I understand why they'd be leaning towards it.
It isn't being ended by the network, just like vampire diaries wasn't. Almost every star wants to leave and their contracts are up so they have no choice. The hope spinoff is their way to continue the shows with the people that want to remain.
The point is these shows get much lower ratings then Supernatural. You would think they would want to spinoff the higher rated show not to mention that there has been much more hype around Wayward Sisters.
ABC's American Idol (I still can't believe that's a phrase we're all saying) is coming back for another season.
All the judges, Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, and Luke Bryan, and the host, Ryan Seacrest, are set to return as well.
All the judges, Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, and Luke Bryan, and the host, Ryan Seacrest, are set to return as well.
My opinion on the CW spin-offs is where I enjoy The Originals, don't really want to see the spin-off if Candice King doesn't reprise her role, and I mean as a series regular. Where I like Matt Davis, him alone isn't enough to carry the show/school, or even have some 'insert replacement Headmistress' to help him out. Besides, I really enjoy what Caroline has grown into. Used to hate the character, but once she became a vampire, and even more so as a mother, she has become one of my favorite characters in the TVD universe.
I would prefer to have both spin-offs, but if I had to choose between the two, I would much prefer to see Wayward Sisters. The set-up episode was strong, and I really like the characters involved.
I would prefer to have both spin-offs, but if I had to choose between the two, I would much prefer to see Wayward Sisters. The set-up episode was strong, and I really like the characters involved.
If they seriously don't pick up Wayward Sisters, there will be some large fan backlash.
That makes absolutely no sense.
That makes absolutely no sense.
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