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2017-18 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: E Corp does hostile takeover. Shuts down fsociety
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They also literally have zero incentive to bring it back seeing as how Disney will own the show once the 20th Fox deal goes through. The only way it would make sense is if 20th Fox and Fox Broadcasting Company remained part of the same company (and even then...).
B99 and Last Man on Earth :(
I mean, last man on earth sort of ran its course, but I really wish they'd have not ended on a cliffhanger. I feel like that show would have worked better on netflix. Week to week always felt jarring.
I mean, last man on earth sort of ran its course, but I really wish they'd have not ended on a cliffhanger. I feel like that show would have worked better on netflix. Week to week always felt jarring.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine was the last real broadcast show I watched, after dropping Fresh Off the Boat and Black-ish after a couple years. I guess I do kinda watch Crazy Ex-Girlfriend with my girlfriend, and I do want to find time to try The Good Place, but broadcast is just dead to me.
Ew.
That's likely to happen with MF. I don't see how they go past the 10th season. It barely beats Goldbergs nowadays.
In all honesty, I'm fine with B99 and Last Man ending (though I was hoping for a farewell season the the later). The Mick's cancellation was a surprise. Even though I don't watch the show, I though Fox would at least keep one veteran comedy.
I feel like I've been biting my nails for months now waiting for news. In fact not a single show I like on network tv has been picked up or canceled yet. Hugely irritating to say the least.
Absolutely crushed about the Nine-Nine. Haven't been this sad about a show being cancelled in a very long time.
Please CW, don't cancel iZombie too.
Please CW, don't cancel iZombie too.
I'll gladly second the Homicide rec and also put forward a recommendation for the under-appreciated Men of a Certain Age, which was a quietly brilliant comidrama that thankfully got two seasons. Awesome performances by Braugher, Ray Romano (who went on to put in terrific work on Parenthood) and Scott Baio. The show was created by Mike Royce who is the co-creator of One Day at Time. Just got into that show a couple months ago and loved it. Just like Men of a Certain Age, it mines a lot of humor and realistic drama from everyday situations not usually explored on TV.
... Wait, I never even realized that. Disney will own the show again, just as they did when they cancelled it.
lmao
How could you be fine with this?! It is still SO GOOD. There has been no drop off in quality and you could of course argue it has gotten better every year it's been on. This is a fucking tragedy.
Damn they canceled last man on earth and the mick? I think thats literally it for me on currently airing tv, until american ninja warrior starts up again. Pretty crazy.
Season 3 wasn't very good. It's definitely gotten a lot better since then though.
What is it with comedies getting cancelled all the time? Especially with these three given that:
Out of all three, I wonder how they'll go about Brooklyn Nine Nine. They said they have an ending ready in the event they got cancelled, but the show actually is really popular, I can imagine there are takers. I can see TBS picking it up, they've treated their shows with a lot of care.
Side note: Anyone know any good current comedy shows? I feel like there's The Last OG and....that's it.
- Brooklyn Nine Nine had A LOT of material they had left to cover.
- Last Man on Earth ended on the biggest cliffhanger they've had yet.
- The Mick was JUST getting real good.
Out of all three, I wonder how they'll go about Brooklyn Nine Nine. They said they have an ending ready in the event they got cancelled, but the show actually is really popular, I can imagine there are takers. I can see TBS picking it up, they've treated their shows with a lot of care.
Side note: Anyone know any good current comedy shows? I feel like there's The Last OG and....that's it.
Over 100 episodes and five seasons is a good run, especially for a Fox comedy. And closing things out on the wedding will be a good ending point.
With that said, this has Tim Allen's mark all over it.
JFC Fuck you Fox. Salt in the goddamn wound. Kill off the queer show for conservative shitheads.
I could see TBS taking it. Especially considering they got the syndication going right now
The assumption is that FX will do another season if/when Noah Hawley wants to.
Come on, even just a final 12 episode(to hit syndication) season or something.
Damn, I enjoyed 99 and LMOE. LMOE has kinda run it's course, but I would've liked to at least had some closure with the show. It ended on one big cliff hangar, and outside of maybe a future interview with Forte, I won't really know what was intended to happen. And this gives me fears that Fox is getting rid of the one show that they have with the name "Last Man", so they can replace it with a "Last Man" show that is complete and total garbage.
99 was still producing good laughs. Felt like the only true successor to Parks and The Office (Good Place is good, but feels very unique and dissimilar). It could've lasted another good 2-3 seasons.
I never got into Mick. Loved Dee from Sunny, but her as a drunken, rude nanny never seemed to interest me much. But I know a lot of people here loved that show, so my condolences to all of it's fans.
99 was still producing good laughs. Felt like the only true successor to Parks and The Office (Good Place is good, but feels very unique and dissimilar). It could've lasted another good 2-3 seasons.
I never got into Mick. Loved Dee from Sunny, but her as a drunken, rude nanny never seemed to interest me much. But I know a lot of people here loved that show, so my condolences to all of it's fans.
Probably, Wrecked has a cast of thousands filming in Hawaii, that can't be cheap
The show has been doing very badly this season. The most recent episode got a .1 rating... I know FX is kinder than most in terms of ratings but they have to have some sort of threshold. It pains me but I think it'll be a miracle if it survives.
That said, NBC owns Brooklyn 99, and Hulu already saved one comedy that originally was on Fox (Mindy Project). So there's some hope there.
This season of Last Man on Earth has been absolutely amazing, just beautifully weird and yet emotionally resonant. Shove it up your butt, Beezelbub
Pretty much the same reason why cancelled shows have stopped getting picked up by Netflix and Hulu too.
At least TBS's original programming have all been great (Last OG, Search Party, Wrecked, American Dad), while the only thing Netflix or Hulu have put out in recent years that I looked is the latest season of Arrested Development.
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