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2018-19 Season TV Cancellations/Pilots: Perfectionist Horseman commits perjury, held In Contempt
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Eyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy, I was so happy reading the changed thread title. I'm not sure how I'll watch the future season(s) (will it still be on Netflix in Europe? lol), but it was such a delightful show that I'm happy we're getting more of it. A bit cookicutter at times but could get really fucking real when it needed to.
Race across the world. That was only a few months ago that it aired, not last year, lol. But yes very popular, renewed for a 2nd season after 1 episode. I wonder if the show will stick to BBC2 or get bumped up to BBC1.
Despite loving Schitt's Creek, I didn't even think of PopTV being a viable home. Also didn't know CBS had a stake in it. Regardless, I'm glad the show will be able to continue. I imagine the budget decrease would just limit guest stars, since it's a multi-cam sitcom. Besides, they need to do more to integrate characters like Syd than get fucking Gloria Estefan for a one-off role. I was so peeved that Syd wasn't even in the season finale.
Just watched the Series finale of Life in pieces and I was so disappointed. I loved this show but hate the way they ended it. One if the worst sieres finale ever.
I've watched every season so far and it's one of the best dramedies on television.
That was on last night, right? I forgot all about it. It sucks to hear that it had a bad finale.
It wasn't written as a series finale. They didn't know it was ending. But at least there was some sort of "change" in the works, and there was a "wave goodbye" even though it wasn't intended for us.
To be fair, they had no idea it was the series finale.
Thursday night's ratings. The second half of the first Democratic debate did much better than the first half. As with yesterday, final ratings for the Democratic debate will be up later today:
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the comment about the title from the creative team though:
Truly heartbreaking this is the way the show ended. It deserved so much better. :(
So I've checked the PoI thread in the other site... and many were people thirsty for the female cast. At least the memes are pretty funny.
Also, is it true people were calling getting kneecapped getting Reese'd?
Also, is it true people were calling getting kneecapped getting Reese'd?
Saw the Shaw episode a while back and laughed that she met up with basically everyone in her debut. The chemistry between her and Root were already there... albeit under threat of torture.
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Season 3 was a bit of a step down from the quality of the first two seasons, but 4 has been great thus far. It's been hitting some pretty high emotional notes for so early in the season.
Titans S2 is going to be absolutely wild.
main S1 cast
more Jason Todd
more Donna Troy
an actual Bruce Wayne, with a great actor
Deathstroke
Deathstroke's son
Deathstroke's daughter
Aqualad
Superboy
Krypto
Mercy Graves
It truly was terrible, but the whole season has been middling.
'Sandman' TV Series From Neil Gaiman, David Goyer — With Huge Price Tag — a Go With at Netflix
I've never gotten into Sandman, but I'm sure this will be huge news for some people.
Potentially incredibly exciting, and it really needs a thread of its own, its huge news.
This seems like another Marvel situation, where they pay an exorbitant amount of money for a show they don't own that's most likely just going to get cancelled after 3 seasons (I'm unfamiliar with the comic so maybe it only needs 3 seasons?).
Warner should have kept this for their own streaming service (and to be fair they'll get it eventually in like 8-10 years after Netflix's rights expire), but I guess they figured it was more important to get that $$$ upfront rather than focus on giving people a reason to actually subscribe to Warner+.
zero chance they can cover the entire run in 3 seasons, but then again, zero chance they can accurately translate the comic to the screen, its one of those... "unfilmable" joints.
I can't say I'm too interested in a Sandman show, even though I kind of liked the comic since I really can't think of many people I find more overrated than Neil Gaiman.
Cant hate on any of this, at least in stills
Sunday night's ratings. "Big Brother" was the only thing worth watching last night, I guess?:
You think they want to fit that whole bill right after the JJ Abrams deal?
Warner exclusive or will be shared on Hulu too? Plz share with Hulu for some of these shows...
Hulu is owned by Disney and is a direct competitor to Warner's new service.
I think it wasn't outright confirmed, despite all signs pointing to it.
Yeah, but that deal predates Warner's streaming service plans.
Correct. The writing has been on the wall for some time now but this is the first official confirmation.
Divorce wasn't really the type of show that needed a wrap up season, but I guess its still nice that it got one.
I guess it depends on how badly they want to draw people in! Flash is what will attract people to the service, not some animated Gremlins thing or a romantic comedy anthology.
Tbh, I can't see something so abstract as Sandman to be that big of a hit.
Well, Netflix is throwing a ton of money at it, so they're clearly counting on it being big.
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