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2017-18 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: E Corp does hostile takeover. Shuts down fsociety
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I mean the fact that it took them 3 seasons to briefly show the aliens was probably a sign.
At least The Leftovers was honest about never giving an explanation. lol
Maybe after one season, but after like three seasons there should be some kind of ending.
Also Colony was on basic cable, not on a generalist television channel.
Even Netflix cancels shows. I don't think platform matters if no one is watching. And there's only so many "drag the story out over 10 season" stories that people want to watch.
5 seasons would have been perfect for this show. Too bad they screwed the pooch with season 2.
Esmail said it was always going to be 4 or 5 and what we're getting is about 4 1/2, so I think that's a good compromise.
I guess that's not so bad then. As long as the story reaches its conclusion without feeling rushed.
Tv networks do not agree! Literally dozens of multi-seasons shows are canceled every year without an ending
Good think you mentioned this. I had no idea it was coming back. I wonder if Netflix will bother to alert me when its updated. Wish I'd get push notifications or marketing email on the lead up to series I watch getting new stuff added.
One more than me. It's on my "streaming shows I've deluded myself into believing I will actually watch someday" list.
I'm okay with Mr. Robot ending after Season 4. That seems fine. Not everything needs to be drawn out.
Season 1 was incredible, but it hasn't been the same since.
Season 1 was incredible, but it hasn't been the same since.
Did we know that Discovery is working on a standalone streaming service that contains stuff from their suite of channels (Discovery, Animal Planet, Travel Channel, Food Network, Cooking Channel, DIY, HGTV, ID and TLC)? Cause they are. $5-8 price point.
https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/27/discovery-streaming-service-live-every-week-like-its-shark-week/
https://www.engadget.com/2018/07/27/discovery-streaming-service-live-every-week-like-its-shark-week/
Huh... that's kinda neat I guess. I'll sub for a month if they put all of Unwrapped on there though. I was just looking for a way to watch that the other day.
It is a decent show. As an recovering addict, there are some amazing scenes of Sherlock dealing with his addiction and some of the way he deals with and sees his addiction are very accurate. I am with you on this. :)
It's a pretty difficult show to get into. I remember I started the first season a couple of years ago and dropped it halfway in. It wasn't good. After hearing that the show does get better, I decided to pick it up again this past summer, and muscled through it. It doesn't get good until about episode 8. I started the second season recently though and only watched the first episode so far because of how dark it was. I read that it gets even darker which I need to mentally prepare myself for.
It's not an easy watch.
Flavor town on the go whenever and wherever I am? Shut up and take my DDDinero!
History has shown that Elementary is the vastly superior version of Holmes on TV to Sherlock anyway. Even the Anglophiles who hated the fact that Elementary existed can't defend the show anymore after series 4.
Even better when some fans of the show were so sure a super secret 4th episode existed and would retroactively fix that god awful series 4.
Meanwhile, elementary continues to pass by unfazed.
Sherlock is a bit... I dunno, up its own ass isnt it? The show I mean. I was really enjoying it but then it just got, I dunno, too much. Too pretencious? I cant pinpoint it exactly. I havent watched S4 yet :/
I didn't know about that until I watched that Hbomberguy review. lol
I think it was a admittedly very stylish and exciting when series 1 came out, but the way they deal with Moriarty showed how shallow it was in the end.
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David Cronenberg Is Developing a TV Series
1) Cronenberg
2) This:
So, it's basically nothing at this stage, but I wanted to post this because:
1) Cronenberg
2) This:
He was right.
You respect his vision so much that you would rather him compromise his creative vision.
Cronenberg is my god. Would love to see him try some TV. He's had some things in development before, but they never went anywhere. Frankly, anything he does has my interest. More movies, a series, another novel, whatever.
There is such a thing as respecting someone's vision while also wishing for more.
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