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Saw the picture first and assumed bad news. I'm very happy TBS rescued this when Fox (seemingly) randomly decided to drop it. Eagerly awaiting the new season.
The plot summary of her film is on Wikipedia. It seems like the key shared element is a mentally fragile mother thinking a doll is her child. Aside from that, there doesn't seem to be that much in common.
Between this and F/X renewing AHS for three more seasons I can't help but think some of these big renewals are just the studios trying to stay in business with these creators after they signed major deals elsewhere. F/X can't get new shows from Ryan Murphy anymore so they are going to do their damnedest to keep his current shows on the channel. Same here with MacFarlane. I think that could keep Station 19 on ABC longer than it's ratings may warrant as well.
Yeah, I actually was thinking something similar with the MacFarlane thing considering that deal he just got. Even if they have other shows to choose from, I don't think a lot of networks are willing to lose something that they know works. Although, I'd be kind of surprised if Ryan Murphy, Seth MacFarlane, etc would abandon or stop caring about other projects on different networks since its still money earned even when they are contracted with someone else.
I've been watching the first season of Yellowstone slowly but surely and it's damn entertaining. I'd heard some mixed things and frankly it's not easy to actually watch (doesn't seem like it's streaming anywhere?) but it scratches my itch. Love Taylor Sheridan.. interested to see this new program as well whenever it comes out.
This is good news. I'm also happy that Orville and Family Guy seem to be ticking along nicely. They're both a mixed bag in terms of quality, but I still enjoy them as filler between the big Netflix/HBO/Amazon big budget series.
Taylor Sheridan isn't writing Mayor of Kingstown - just executive producing.
This makes no sense, especially when a dispute is brewing.
Wouldn't surprise me if it does move to HBO Max. lol
"Friends" reunion a maybe because of the money.
Some "Green Lantern" deets:
Some "Green Lantern" deets:
Amazon already has both LOTR and WoT on deck. I'm not surprised that they decided against going with another expensive fantasy series. Especially when the movie failed so horribly.
There it is.
Cinemax is officially dead.
What's most baffling is that: "We're not planning to bring the Cinemax content into the service [HBO Max] overall."
What the actual fuck???
I'm guessing that means Warrior is not going to move forward after S2 and Jett is totally dead. They're still planning to air Gangs of London though, at least.
Dammit
Jetttttttttttttt
I just realized I left this off my 2019 list. Oh well.
Wow, didn't expect them to not even bother moving the content over.
Given how the Wick series has been growing with each film and has really picked up steam with the third one, it's probably for the best that the show has taken a long time to put together, it'll debut when the franchise is a blockbuster rather than cult thing.
I'm feel the same way usually XD Funny enough mom and I didn't care much for Death in Paradise.
Seriously. This sucks big time. Liked both of their current shows quite a bit. And Gangs of London is such a big get with Gareth Evans... I can't believe it will just be a one and done. Its so bizarre -- are all their originals just going to be in a limbo where you can't stream them anywhere? It makes no logical sense that the back catalog isn't even going to be on HBO MAX.
Haha, fair enough. I like it because it's a sunny show in January. lol
But also they've changed the lead characters so many times that even though the formula is stale, it's still different every few seasons. Sort of like Law and Order I suppose.
Anyone watch Dublin Murders?
I read the book years ago and only just found out it got a show adaption
I read the book years ago and only just found out it got a show adaption
seems like Fincher is busy for at least a year or two and chose to release the actors, instead of have them wait for 2-3 years and lose out on opportunities.
It's bizarre. Do the Cinemax shows have weird international deals that are getting in the way? It's all very odd.
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