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they probably wouldn't except they have Will & Grace waiting in the wings.
Bluff City Law isn't producing the six additional scripts that were ordered before airing, it'll finish out the season though.
I like Sunnyside, but I knew it wouldn't last. One of the only white people is the comic relief.
More seriously, it feels like season one of Parks. Everyone is fleshed out and all, but with just a bit more polish, the characters and their interactions would be so much better.
More seriously, it feels like season one of Parks. Everyone is fleshed out and all, but with just a bit more polish, the characters and their interactions would be so much better.
Damn, that's too bad. Have only seen one episode, but I enjoyed it.
All the HBO content + big library titles like Friends, Big Bang, Fresh Prince + original series. I haven't heard about anything from Crunchyroll appearing on the series, but Netflix/Hulu are big on anime so it wouldn't shock me to see some content wind up there.
NBC's "Making It" with Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman will debut season 2 on December 2, replacing "Bluff City Law."
opened up new thread and immediately saw picture of stumptown and got sad for a second as ive actually been enjoying that
Im mainly wondering as anime and animation has become more important to streaming platforms and WB owns what's probably the biggest anime distribution site in the west
Remember when all the episodes were available, redone in widescreen, on their website? Those were the days.
Already confirmed that season 2 (And beyond, I'd assume) will be on HBO Max.
Who could've guessed people wouldn't pay $8 a month to watch one episode of television a week...other than everyone.
Hopefully that service dies too and the show goes somewhere else. There's already too damn many streaming services as it is.
High School Musical: The Musical: The Series: The Movie?
I know but I'm not interested in that at all, all I want is the TV shows so it's a shitty deal compared to what you get from pretty much any other streaming service.
HBO Max isn't gonna die. HBO is a huge brand everyone knows and AT&T is pumping a lot of money into it. It's going to be a big direct competitor for Netflix.
that's rather surprising, comics were the main draw and the reason I still sub to it.
Final ratings for Thursday night:
ABC's "How to Get Away with Murder" adjusted down 0.1.
CBS's "Young Sheldon" adjusted up 0.1.
Fox's "NFL Thursday Night Football" adjusted up 1.2. (I probably shouldn't compare preliminary numbers to finals.)
The CW's "Legacies" adjusted up 0.1.
ABC's "How to Get Away with Murder" adjusted down 0.1.
CBS's "Young Sheldon" adjusted up 0.1.
Fox's "NFL Thursday Night Football" adjusted up 1.2. (I probably shouldn't compare preliminary numbers to finals.)
The CW's "Legacies" adjusted up 0.1.
Cowboy Bebop suffering a major delay due to an injury:
Shame about Bluff City Law, what I did catch of it seemed alright, and I've always been a fan of Jimmy Smit's work.
Wow, a 9-month delay? I half-expect recasts of the non-Cho main characters due to scheduling issues.
Sad about "Patriot", even if the second season wasn't near as good as the first one, I hoped it could have been redeemed with a third one.
That's really weird considering what the series is about, but they can make it work.
The 29th is their big event to announce all these things. Having had a chance to study how well Disney's reveal did, and how badly Apple's did, I think this event will tell us a lot about the competence of the leadership if nothing else.
They should have dumped both TItans and Doom Patrol on Netflix worldwide. Titans would have been popular there.
It exists because of the DC streaming service. They tried to make it elsewhere for years.
Plus Marvel Netflix taught us they're not exactly great at playing nice.
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