Supergirl was unrelated to the Kreisberg removal. That itself impacted neither the Flash or Supergirl.
But hopefully one that wants to integrate to the main universe.
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Supergirl was unrelated to the Kreisberg removal. That itself impacted neither the Flash or Supergirl.
But hopefully one that wants to integrate to the main universe.
NBC spills some True Blood by killing off two shows somewhat popular among White Chicks
Ended up scrubbing through it... what a strange beast of trying to jam in two "normal" episodes, wrapped around all the time conspiracy stuff that they had to solve within a few minutes while also trying to create a time travel loop.
I'd say at least there's Doctor Who, but that's gone for like 2 years now.
It was trending on us Twitter, guess it was a slow night on social media.
Every show I like. Dark Matter and now Midnight. This is why i don't like getting attached to these shows.
Huh, didn't know this season was it's last.
Hopefully the ending is a satisfying one. I've enjoyed the show.
Man the shows you can tune in and tune out. I love the Love and List OG and JR edition.
there have been an a billion epsiodes of House Hunters and House Hunter international
Remember when Syfy had like 2 good nights of programming?
I was shocked Midnight got a second season.
No, but I sure remember when they continuously cancelled all the shows I liked to the point where I refuse to watch and get into a show if it's on SyFy now.
Friday night's ratings. Of course Midnight, Texas went out on a slight high after NBC cancelled it. Meanwhile, ABC's specials did better than its regular lineup and Dynasty returned to its regular 0.1 rating:
If you consider getting beaten by every non-CW show, most of which were reruns a high, sure, I guess.Friday night's ratings. Of course Midnight, Texas went out on a slight high after NBC cancelled it. Meanwhile, ABC's specials did better than its regular lineup and Dynasty returned to its regular 0.1 rating:
THR's worst TV shows of the year:
- 13 Reasons Why
- "Bright and High Circle" from 'The Romanoffs' (the one where Matt Weiner takes on #MeToo)
- Camping
- Happy Together
- Heathers
- Here and Now
- Insatiable
- LA To Vegas
- Ozark
- Yellowstone
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Eh I didn't like season two of Ozark as much as season one but the acting alone should preclude it from being on this list
Also fantastic news about The Last Kingdom! I can't wait. Thanks for bringing that to my attention Rhaknar
That's just stupid. It had literally nothing in common with Airplane other than both involving planes, the types of humour were completely different.
I kinda liked LA To Vegas too. It wasn't the greatest show in the world but it had its moments. Peter Stormare was pretty good in it too.
I didn't even realize Timeless's "wrap up" movie thing aired last week. I guess at least it's closure.
I didn't even know it did until after I saw something about new episodes weeks later.
Really bummed Marlon got cancelled. It was really getting into its groove in the second season. I liked all the actors on the show, too! Of course, since I liked the show, it got cancelled. I'm surprised Rel is still on!
It's an ending I guess? I think your enjoyment of it depends on how much you wanted to see them wrap up the story.
Sad about Z Nation. It was a guilty pleasure. Reminded me of a Fallout style tv show with more absurdity.
The SP definitely provided a satisfying ending to the series. If you mean just the series in general, I enjoyed it a lot throughout. I'm a fan of time travel stories and the dynamic and acting for the main characters was a lot of fun. I liked the amount of serialization they wove into the procedural nature of the series, too.
Ozark one of the worst? come on it was a bit different than S1 but still really good imo.
and yah LA to Vegas was stupid but it was actually funny enough to keep up with
I posted about Ozark right above you. It's ridiculous to put Ozark on a year end worst list and I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought so
I remember about the crossover between Eureka and Warehouse 13, then the crossover with Warehouse 13 and Alphas, but what was the link with Haven?
My bad the dude who was the sheriff in Eureka got casted in the last season of haven. Brain fart
I was thinking the same thing. But how much else do they have? I don't watch a lot of Comedy Central but I only know of a few series they have rights to. I figured there must be a revival that I didn't know about. They do The Office a lot already. And maybe they weren't interested in doing an animated show marathon.
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Guess which country is the only one to score two (three, if we count being the lead creative on the pan-Europe one) entries on the list?
Okay, so misplaced and unearned nationalism aside, there's some neat entries on the list and I am very curious as to how Dröm will turn out. It's the second urban fantasy show set to air next year... and the less said about the first the better. Dröm is also from the creators of Jordksott which earned a cult audience in the UK and Sweden, but I wasn't able to get into.
Guess which country is the only one to score two (three, if we count being the lead creative on the pan-Europe one) entries on the list?
Okay, so misplaced and unearned nationalism aside, there's some neat entries on the list and I am very curious as to how Dröm will turn out. It's the second urban fantasy show set to air next year... and the less said about the first the better. Dröm is also from the creators of Jordksott which earned a cult audience in the UK and Sweden, but I wasn't able to get into.
You're putting too much thought into it. It's something to air that people might keep on in the background as they're getting ready to go out.
Camping certainly earned its spot on that list. So terrible despite the promising cast.
There are plenty of other shows they could air. They even got some of the cast back to film promos for the marathon. It just seems like a lot of effort to me for a show that ended 10 years ago and most people probably don't even remember.
A couple of those sound interesting - can't wait for them to drop with little no notice after I've already made the TV thread that month.
I get Happy Together being listed as one of the worst. I watch it but won't argue that. It's entertaining enough, but not particularly good, and the parents (their writing, acting and overall characters) really hurt it.
It's too bad, because Victor Williams was really good as Deacon in King of Queens. Stephnie Weir is downright TERRIBLE.
It's too bad, because Victor Williams was really good as Deacon in King of Queens. Stephnie Weir is downright TERRIBLE.
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Pfft, you can't promote shows with subtitles. Or was that a hint that I've been a bad boy when it comes to updating you on what's happening on the Euro side of things of TV 🤐
Bonus bit of info about Dröm, the director of the show was in a Swedish hip-hop group that was formed in 1991 so that makes him the second Swedish music artist who started out in 1991 and then turned to directing. The first being Stakka Bo (Johan renck) who is doing the upcoming HBO show Chernobyl.
I always figure you'll let me know if anything really interesting is coming up - that you haven't in some time just tells me that the Euro side of TV is in shambles 🤠
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