Lol, it's a "We didn't want to renew it, but Disney made us" thing I guess.
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2017-18 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: E Corp does hostile takeover. Shuts down fsociety
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There's going to be a lot more of that as the main networks move wholesale into mainly inhouse productions. If it's making decent bank internationally/ on streaming and it's a choice between paying the same for a new show which might not do those numbers then I imagine the network will keep some pretty low rated shows ticking over for longer than they should.
see the CW as a case in point.
We've said that for like 3 seasons now haha, I'm just happy to have more of it
ABC isn't opposed to pre-announcing final seasons (they just did it with Scandal) so the fact that they are specifically *not* doing that with SHIELD means something.
ABC says this is the first time ABC and Freeform are presenting together. They will reveal the lineup of both channels.
EDIT: ABC saying consumers need better advertisements and needs to "add the advertisers within the shows", whatever that means.
Disney has a new ad solution.
EDIT: ABC saying consumers need better advertisements and needs to "add the advertisers within the shows", whatever that means.
Disney has a new ad solution.
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I doubt it will have any impact, but there has been a pretty substantial effort from the fans for Lucifer, mostly on Twitter. #SaveLucifer and #PickUpLucifer has been on the worldwide trending off and on since the news broke
Not in my opinion. Supernatural is already spread thin enough; we don't need it to get thinner. Plus it would take any of the good female characters away from Supernatural. CW needs to stop trying to do Supernatural spinoffs - it's not going to happen.
because non scripted TV is cheap. Why pay writers when you could throw up shit on screen which will get enough viewers to make more money than an actual good scripted show would? People are sheep.
I'm technically Millennial (1981). I'll be 37 this year. Freeform is not for me.
Never forget ABC shows being brought to us by Ford.
http://www.adnews.com.au/netflix-slammed-for-product-placement
After seeing the Camry ad during the tag of Modern Family last week. Eww....
The fans were the ones who wanted this spinoff to happen. They literally petitioned for this specific show with these characters.
ABC upfront trailers.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDe0CguuqcMDC40SQ9PZk8lMr7d0DgmRk
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDe0CguuqcMDC40SQ9PZk8lMr7d0DgmRk
- A Million Little Things
- The Rookie
- Single Parents
- The Kids Are Alright
- Grand Hotel
- Whiskey Cavalier
- The Fix
They're not talking about people like you, and you know it.
oh....
If that was the case, ABC would be inclined to renew as they do get the profit. But it doesn't seem like a CW case, it seems like Disney forcing a non-profitable show to continue for brand reasons.
Both Grown-ish and The Bold Type are good and Cloak & Dagger is coming. Embrace it.
It doesn't have the live viewership for "brand reasons." If the show didn't do something financially for Disney, it wouldn't be renewed.
Might be in this case, although I don't see Disney as the sentimental type, but I mean in general we're going to see a few baffling decisions per year from now on.
Then don't say Millennials. It's an over-used term that is defined but not used to describe those in the definition.
Honestly anyone I talk to has a different set of years of what a millennial actually is.
I'd never watch anything called "Grown-ish". I hate the term "grown".
Doesn't matter anecdotally. It's 1980-1 as a start.
"The majority of researchers and demographers start the generation in the early 1980s, with many ending the generation in the mid-1990s. Australia's McCrindle Research[27] uses 1980–1994 as Generation Y birth years. A 2013 PricewaterhouseCoopers[28] report used 1980 to 1995. Gallup Inc.,[29][30][31] and MSW Research[32]use 1980–1996. Ernst and Young uses 1981–1996.[33]"
It says a lot about the show, which in turn peaks or wanes my interest.
For instance:
Selfie
I Ship It
etc. anything with a current annoying cultural or buzz word in it.
It's SyFy so don't be too sure. They'll wait until the end of the season. SyFy cancels a lot of shows I like.
Do you know the show Black-ish? It's a TV-MA spin-off of that where the girl is going to college. She's "grown" and going to college is kind of what the name means.
*rolleyes*. Yes. I'm in the TV thread. I know what Black-ish is. My friend Dawn called her daughter "grown" at 18 and it just irks me. For instance. Grown Up, maybe. Grown isn't a description. Now get off my lawn.
Yep.
Also lol at "get off my lawn". Whatever you say you damn Millennial. ;)
The petition that is only around 3 days old already has well over 50,000 signatures and that's for a show that doesn't even exist on a low ratings network. It's competing well with established shows on bigger neteorks that were canceled and now have petitions.
As someone who has follow The CW, Supernatural and The Wayward Sisters movement, the hype and fan love is real. Would have performed well for the CW.
It and Hawaii Five-0 were perfect shows for a Friday night.
Shark Tank did way better as well
They're not being sent to die - ABC has aired comedies on Friday for years (Last Man Standing, Dr. Ken, etc). This is a return to what worked for them after their disastrous "genre night" experiment (Once Upon A Time/Inhumans/SHIELD) failed to move the needle.
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