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2023/24 TV/Streaming Ratings/Cancellations |OT| The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers: Cowards, Cutthroats & Weasels Since 1982
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I love scifi but seriously another multiverse show? Constellation just ended last week.
Another?
This one is pretty good. It's a fun book and should make for a fun show if they do it right.
Yes. Constellation is an apple tv show dealing with multiverse too.
Ah. I haven't seen Constellation yet but I'd bet they do it differently. Dark Matter is sort of an adventure book.
‘The Neighborhood,’ ‘NCIS’ Renewed at CBS
The two shows anchor the network's Monday night.www.hollywoodreporter.com
Sydney's been renewed, now the flagship.
No Hawai'i?
First, great to hear it's renewed and it will be at 22 episodes. But also cautiously optimistic. I don't want to hear another "Oh, 'such and such' series regular is now a recurring role and will be leaving this season." Makes it hurt even more now that Street and Luca left with it being renewed again and now with even a possible season 9 (or more).
Yeah, I understand that's what likely helped it being saved, in cutting the cost. But I'd rather they just give it a proper send-off if they feel they need to keep dropping the regulars to cut costs for the show.
Finally, I am certain the final episode of the season has been written and possibly filmed. If so, it's going to be kind of strange with the renewal as the end of season 7 was certainly written (filmed?) as a series finale.
Edit: I guess it would help for me to read the entire article. So they are in the process of still filming the series finale and it still sets up for another season.
I saw the text first before the photo and my heart skipped. This show really deserved a proper ending. And from what I understand, Mallozzi really tried to get this revived but it just never panned out.
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Showtime to Shut Down Standalone Streaming Service in April
Showtime will shutter its standalone streaming service in April 2024 — get details.tvline.com
I thought they already did when it moved to Paramount+
Showtime to Shut Down Standalone Streaming Service in April
Showtime will shutter its standalone streaming service in April 2024 — get details.
The only streaming app UX worse then Paramount+ comes to an end. Now P+ can take its rightful crown as the worst of the worst.
Can't say I agree. Mayor of Kingstown, Tulsa King, Star Trek: Discovery, Strange New Words, Lower Decks. As well as the shows I watch from CBS itself. And I've been catching up on a lot of the old CBS shows, as well. Just finished a run of the original MacGyver and now going through DS9. I also find the occasional new movie hitting Paramount+, also.
I honestly find less reason to watch Disney+. Their new shows are much less often and usually only Marvel or Star Wars. Which I enjoy, but they are coming even less often now. And they rarely release any new movies.
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I took what 9 was saying as a dig at the app itself (the UI/UX etc) moreso than the content on the app.
Yup. I'm subbed to P+ most of the year. The content is fine. But it takes me literally 56 seconds of going through menus to load up the latest episode of Survivor. Absolutely stupid.
It's why I'm glad those of us outside the US have had most of the Hulu stuff for so long. I'm gonna watch The Greatest Hits this weekend.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riDLqQ0Q15c
Cold Case reboot incoming? It ended in 2010. lol
‘Cold Case’ Reboot From Creator Meredith Stiehm Eyed By CBS
CBS is in negotiations with Warner Bros. TV for a reboot of 'Cold Case,' which aired on CBS for seven seasons from 2003-2010, Deadline has learned.
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Disney+ wont be getting a new movie till like October/November with Inside Out 2. Wish was the last of their 2023 movies to act as premier content on Disney+ and they are out of non-Hulu target movies practically the entire first half of this year. Its an embarrassing lack of theatrical film content for Disney+ really for 2024
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Broadcast TV really is just out of ideas.
The bundle I got and now that Hulu on D+ is up officially, it's not as groanworthy.
CBS making room in their daytime schedule for the new soap opera The Gates they announced last month.
View: https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1778834738729353699
View: https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1778834738729353699
Right, you even said UX. Sorry.
Oh yes, still need to watch Wish. I actually should jump on that. Was actually lucky I got Crater in, was ridiculous how quickly they removed that.
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Yep, a black-centered soap.
2023/24 TV/Streaming Ratings/Cancellations |OT| The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers: Cowards, Cutthroats & Weasels Since 1982 Entertainment
Wow, CBS and the NAACP just announced they're bringing to air a new daytime soap. It's the first new American soap since 1999 (Passions). https://www.soapoperadigest.com/content/new-daytime-soap-headed-to-cbs/ That means it'll be the 4th soap on broadcast TV (3 at CBS, 1 at ABC). Days is on...
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oh wow strange new worlds must be doing insane numbers if they have locked in not only season 3 but season 4 two years ahead of release. awesome, I love the show so much.
Bummer that Lower Decks is wrapping up its final season this year but it makes sense, its hard for new viewers to jump into any show more than 4-5 seasons so 5 seasons is a great wrapup point and it should do really well whenever it shows up on Netflix etc. Its an absolutely fantastic show that is super accessible but also deeply satisfying to any TNG/Voyager/Ds9 fan.
Bummer that Lower Decks is wrapping up its final season this year but it makes sense, its hard for new viewers to jump into any show more than 4-5 seasons so 5 seasons is a great wrapup point and it should do really well whenever it shows up on Netflix etc. Its an absolutely fantastic show that is super accessible but also deeply satisfying to any TNG/Voyager/Ds9 fan.
Some updates on NBC renewals from Deadline: https://deadline.com/2024/04/law-and-order-organized-crime-peacock-nibc-renewals-1235882537/
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I haven't watched Strange New Worlds yet but I loved him as Pike in Discovery. He, and the writers, really made the character feel like what a Starfleet officer should actually be.
Yea, I liked him in Discovery as well, just never got around to watching SNW. I may need to change that soon. I think I postponed watching the first season to see if it would continue and then just forgot about it.
New Worlds is not a hard sci-fi show if that's what you're into. It's very much a modern adaptation of the original series with lots of action, lots of emotion. Lots of boldly going where no one has gone before.
New Worlds is wonderful, in my opinion. Anson Mount and the rest of the cast are just really really great. I'd say it is well worth checking out a few episodes of to see if you click with the cast and the way they are telling their Trek stories. It's often quite beautiful too. Both in a visual sense and story lines here and there that capture a good deal of emotion as Roland mentioned above.
More than anything that came before it out of current TV Trek. At least it doesn't try to have universe ending season long nonsense rather than being Star Trek. It's about a crew on a ship with mostly weekly episodic stories about their space adventures.
Stargate and Star Trek were never that similar in tone though. The cast size just makes them too different. It's why Stargate Universe failed. Stargate is about four wisecracking heroes going on sci-fi adventures. SNW has a fun cast, don't get me wrong, but its still Star Trek and not so much Stargate.
Actually I never thought to compare them but I would say SNW has the tone of Stargate - it's light, but also serious. I don't really think any other Trek has that balance.
‘Melrose Place’ Reboot Starring Heather Locklear, Laura Leighton & Daphne Zuniga In The Works
'Melrose Place' cast members Heather Locklear, Laura Leighton and Daphne Zuniga, are reuniting for a reboot in development at CBS Studios.
deadline.com
Melrose Place is also getting a reboot! God I hope it's a huge success. Prime time soap opera don't really exist anymore and I do miss them.
I did a double feature tonight of The Greatest Hits on Disney+ then Musica on Prime Video. I enjoyed both for different reasons. I've said it before but I'm a sucker for time travel stories so TGH scratched that itch for me. The whole thing about being stuck in grief while revisiting past moments with a loved one was very touching. Musica was more about the musical elements for me and it being partially in Portuguese gave it bonus points. lol
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UkDdTMZh14
Outer Range Season 2 - Official Trailer | Prime Video
Season 2 of Outer Range propels its characters deeper into the void at the edge of Wyoming's wilderness. » SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/PrimeVideoSubscribe About...
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And CBS has made it official, the new soap The Gates is gonna debut in January (no exact date yet). Since it's replacing The Talk it'll probably air right after Y&R (12:30-1:30) and B&B (1:30-2:00) in The Talk's 2:00pm timeslot. The next question is whether ABC will move General Hospital out of the 2pm timeslot it's currently in back to it's original 3pm timeslot it had before they cancelled All My Children and One Life to Live over a decade ago because they didn't have enough content to act as lead-ins.
deadline.com
CBS Orders ‘The Gates’ To Series; Daytime Sudser That Centers On A Black Family To Debut In January
After revealing that The Talk will wrap its run this December, CBS announced that it has ordered the new daytime drama The Gates to series.
deadline.com
Same. I honestly thought aliens were supposed to be involved.
I fully support that nepo baby. 😆
(his dad is the creator/showrunner)