Oh god you're completely right. Hahaha. Your recommendations of Handmaid's Tale and Harlots are very good in that case.
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2017-18 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: E Corp does hostile takeover. Shuts down fsociety
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House of Cards Gets a Paid 2 Week Hiatus/Extension
Guess we'll get another update in a couple weeks.
Guess we'll get another update in a couple weeks.
I guess Im the only one who still uses Hulu just as a catch up when I miss a network tv show.
Oh and well some assorted animes. I think some are must sees if thats your thing (Gundam Origin).
Oh and well some assorted animes. I think some are must sees if thats your thing (Gundam Origin).
Wait so they actually went through with that dumb idea of redoing Mythbusters with new hosts?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApkivGbsqQQ
Jesus.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApkivGbsqQQ
Jesus.
I use it to watch Star, This Is Us, The Gifted, The Good Place, etc. I used to use it for the CW shows and Korean dramas before they pulled those.
Mythbusters without Adam and Jamie just seems silly. I was alright when the Build Team took over for a minute because they were part of the show and all, but doing a complete relaunch?
Just feels like Science didn't have any ideas for new shows.
Just feels like Science didn't have any ideas for new shows.
Shark Tank needs to go back to Friday.
Much better spot but honestly i'd keep watching if it aired every night.
Much better spot but honestly i'd keep watching if it aired every night.
Yup
Courtney B. Vance is getting his own FX show
http://deadline.com/2017/11/courtney-b-vance-crime-drama-heist-88-fx-1202215007/
The story sounds interesting.
http://deadline.com/2017/11/courtney-b-vance-crime-drama-heist-88-fx-1202215007/
The story sounds interesting.
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I've only seen a gif of this show and I concur with the evaluation of the show.
Just so we're clear, this is not that gif, this is a very strategically cut off gif.
There is a lot going on under what is shown above.
fake edit: oh, a tumblr search had some additional interesting gifs. I think I might have to watch the actual show.
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it me.
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I knew the thread title was a good idea, I don't even have to update it for this piece of news.
But it's not a show I like. TBF I didn't even give it a chance because it looked dumb to me.
Damn, have enjoyed this show.
But I guess it's expected with the allegations with Piven.
I haven't watched The Goldbergs since its first season (although I enjoyed it) but I have Hulu for the next month, so I decided to watch a couple episodes from season five. I thought it was really funny — I'm glad the show is still good.
The Goldbergs is a fun show. I started watching it this summer, and have enjoyed it a lot.
I'm glad Kevin Probably Saves the World is back tonight.
I'm glad Kevin Probably Saves the World is back tonight.
Darn, I liked the All Sourcer/IP plot aspect, but yeah the show should easily give a conclusive ending.
lolwtf:
Jane the Virgin's in-show novel has been published... in real life.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/ente...ard-arts:homepage/card&utm_term=.e2d47c751cb3
Jane the Virgin's in-show novel has been published... in real life.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/ente...ard-arts:homepage/card&utm_term=.e2d47c751cb3
Jane Gloriana Villanueva can claim something that most authors can't. Despite being a fictional character on the CW's rom-com "Jane the Virgin," Villanueva is a published author on the show and in real life. Her debut historical romance, "Snow Falling," was unveiled in the Nov. 10 episode of "Jane the Virgin" and then hit actual bookstores across America.
Life imitates art in this elaborate act of corporate synergy swirling around the story of a Latina virgin who works in a Miami hotel. On the show, viewers saw Jane pursuing an MFA and writing a novel called "Snow Falling" in her spare time. Variety reports that Simon & Schuster approached its fellow CBS subsidiary the CW about making Jane's book a reality. To pull off that bit of publishing trompe-l'œil, Simon & Schuster imprint Adams Media renamed itself Lorden + Gregor, the fictional publishing house that buys Jane's novel in Season 3.
Same here. I'm catching up with them slowly but I would like to see them on Friday since I always end up watching something else on Sunday or just not getting a moment to watch it on the DVR Soo enough. Friday was great
Finally binge watched the final season of Halt and Catch Fire. What a great show, sad to see it go. Some of the last episodes were really impactful. Everyone involved did a phenomenal job. Props to AMC for supporting it long enough to finish its run.
Sorry if this shouldn't go here, searched and it seemed like the most fitting thread for it though.
Sorry if this shouldn't go here, searched and it seemed like the most fitting thread for it though.
Reminds me of when Passions released it's in-show "tell all" book in real life.
Castle had his books published IRL as well. They were appropriately hacky and terrible and I loved them.
Lost had an in universe book or two published, though I can't remember what they were anymore. Mad Men had "Sterling's Gold".
Apparently it's an okay book. Main problem being that if you've seen JTV it's basically that plot but not as fleshed out.
I'm guessing a 1.4 and a 1.3 for Crisis on Earth-X part 1 and 2. Shows have been down so I'm not sure it'll hit the peak of Flash's 1.5 last year, but it might be more consistent as it's just two nights, both blocks.
A bunch of Nikki Heat books got published credited to Richard Castle, so this has happened before.
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Vulture: Fall TV Scorecard: Which New Shows Are the Biggest Winners?
For those who don't want to click through:
- The Good Doctor
- American Vandal
- Young Sheldon
- Will & Grace
- The Orville
They didn't show that, but I'm sure they did.
This show definitely falls firmly into the "so bad it's good" category for me.
CBS makes and cancels my fav shows, lol, Zoo gone, WisdomCBS gone, now all I have for the channel is SalvationS2.
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Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight to adapt Dickens' novels for BBC One
BBC One announces adaptation of The Long Song
The BBC Dickens' adaptations tend to be very good, and well as is Peaky Blinders. So good news as far as I am concerned.
BBC One announces adaptation of The Long Song
Ah, damn. I think you're right. Wikipedia says December 5th.
I saw it on my PVR and got hopeful, as I like it. But I didn't check the air date of the episode.
I guess the shine is off all the crossover stuff
It doubled their viewership? or thereabouts
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