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2017-18 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: E Corp does hostile takeover. Shuts down fsociety
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Yeah I absolutely loved it. David Simon's miniseries are perhaps even better than his regular series.
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Yeah this sounds nice...
gets flashbacks to A Legacy of Ashes trying to get off the ground
I need something to cheer me up
Ah yeah, that hits the spot
I just found out New Girl is doing a flashforward and going three years into the future for the final season.
Just found out...guess I was out of the marketing loop lol.
Just found out...guess I was out of the marketing loop lol.
People may be interested to know there's a 4 part adaptation of China Miéville's "The City & The City" just started airing on BBC UK. Presumably it'll make the jump to BBC Worldwide/America. Seems to have got some good reviews so far, and not seen anyone mention it - first I knew was a few minutes ago, when I saw a tweet about it:
and that's why Legends is the GOATI'm so out of touch with the Arrowverse lol :O
Legends of Tomorrow spoiler (?)
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It's the best new show of the year so far, and I'd be very surprised if it wasn't high on my top 10 by the year's end.
Eh, it's getting pretty decent coverage if you look beyond the usual (mostly male dominated) TV sphere so you have the likes of Vogue is covering it, and Refinery29 is just straight up pushing it (review, interview, article on interview from another publication, thinkpiece, and I'm not including the paid content article they did where they have the first episode on the site). Vulture has a really good interview with Sandra Oh up that got some nice response:
And then you have the fact that it is in competition at the inaugural Canneseries (which is something I'll do a separate post on later).
So I think it's probably getting talked about more than any other BBC America original but maybe not on the same places that talked about Orphan Black.
Now, The Good Fight which has pretty much turned into essential TV this season is getting tragically overlooked, even by people in this thread. cc: RatskyWatsky
God damn I need to catch up on The Good Fight. I was all up in there during S1. Blame the streaming service.
I assume they fixed the Maia stuff? That was the weak point of S1 by far.
I assume they fixed the Maia stuff? That was the weak point of S1 by far.
I'm not sure it coming back marketed was all that much, and from what I saw of the marketing I didn't see anything mentioning a time skip.
Spinoff to a show nobody watched and is on CBS All Access. You can't be overlooked if no one even knows you exist, can you?
Actually a lot of people watched The Good Wife, it averaged like 10 million viewers.
...except it was just all old people and they don't exist in the eyes of advertisers, or the internet, or streaming services, etc.
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pls dead souls. You know that at least Les Moonves is watching the show.
The shit Asian and
Asian American actors have to go through is ridiculous.
I would watch the good fight if it was on CBS. I just can't justify all the over the tops when I already get TV (UVerse), Netflix and amazon.
Heck I caught up on the good wife through amazon prime.
Heck I caught up on the good wife through amazon prime.
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more important ratings:
Killing Eve opened to 0.423M viewers which is higher than any of the episodes in the two final seasons of Orphan Black, slightly under what Dirk Gently opened to but higher than any of the episode of its second season.
And I guess:
'NOS4A2' Horror Drama Based On Joe Hill's Book Gets AMC Series Order
Killing Eve opened to 0.423M viewers which is higher than any of the episodes in the two final seasons of Orphan Black, slightly under what Dirk Gently opened to but higher than any of the episode of its second season.
And I guess:
'NOS4A2' Horror Drama Based On Joe Hill's Book Gets AMC Series Order
Amazon In Talks For 'Sandstorm' Series On Libyan Dictator Muammar Gaddafi
You can do better than this. I've seen your Arrowverse episode previews.
Somewhere in Darude's house a bell is ringing to signify that he's been mentioned on the Internet.
With Amazon making all of the big splashes lately for sci-fi, Apple goes for it, too. This could be awesome (if their PG/PG-13 goal doesn't compromise too much).
I wonder if it's full on gone, or will be a summer show.
she's into videogames now
This was the more interesting show of the three they had in their last script-to-series program. The other two sounded pretty lame.
Apple going big!
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Paramount Network Developing 'I Know Who You Are' Drama Based On Spanish Format From Steven Kane & David Semel
BBC, Mammoth Gear Up YA Race Drama 'Noughts & Crosses' With 'Being Human' Creator, Director Kibwe Tavares
At this point I wouldn't be surprised if they burn it off in the summer. I don't really see the show working post-Parkland, then again I don't get why they'd even do Heathers post-Columbine. Even much less so when apparently the show is barking up the wrong tree with what it's trying to criticise.
The Crossing seems to be doing okay for a mid-season filler show. I haven't watched last night's episode but did record it.
Kevin Can Wait was better last night. It's still not a good show though. If what happened plays out, they'll be shaking up the show a lot and losing a major set piece.
Man With a Plan is still much better.
Kevin Can Wait was better last night. It's still not a good show though. If what happened plays out, they'll be shaking up the show a lot and losing a major set piece.
Man With a Plan is still much better.
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Using The Good Wife against me!? I don't know what to retort with now ;_;
The book was decent, so I hope the show turns out okay.
This book was positively terrifying, but I have absolutely no faith that AMC, of all networks, will be able to pull it off.
Put bluntly, I just don't trust anyone associated with the Walking Dead (or its spinoff) to be able to handle a book like that and pull it off well.
It would really just need to be a miniseries with a set endpoint from minute one. No wasted time, no cheap plot ploys, no marketing-driven storytelling, no meandering nonsense.
The Terror is pulling it off incredibly well on the same network, and the showrunner has a pretty good track record! Fear the Walking Dead hasn't fallen into the same trappings as the flagship show (so far).
The shows are all made by separate teams, so that's a really bizarre thing to say.
The showrunner is part of the creative team behind Fear the Walking Dead, which is why I am immediately skeptical.
The third season of Fear the Walking Dead is considered the best "Walking Dead" season in years - she also wrote only two episodes.
She's still a producer on the show even if she only wrote two specific episodes herself.
That being said, if she manages to pull off the book well, I'll be glad. I just don't have any excitement for that kind of a combination. Nothing AMC's done in like three seasons has landed for me.
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