Reboot Gets The Boot
https://ew.com/tv/reboot-canceled-1-season-hulu/
I was sure this was gonna survive.
https://ew.com/tv/reboot-canceled-1-season-hulu/
I was sure this was gonna survive.
That's too bad.
It's also funny that everyone says that they're going to shop the show around, but that seems to never go anywhere.
I thought it was going to survive too! Damn. It really felt like it would've benefitted from more episodes or at least a second season.
I really thought it was gonna survive, my guess, Disney's also cost cutting
Unfortunately Apple has canceled some quality unwatched shows, like Little Voice. They're definitely more patient with series with small audiences, though. It helps (viewers) that they have no real streaming catalog of non-originals to rely on. Any other network/streamer would never give shows like For All Mankind or Little America a second season. But yeah there are a ton of quality shows on there. I enjoyed the first two episodes of Shrinking too.
Yeah, that's very likely.
Also, it suffered the same fate that most reboots go through: getting cancelled. Lol.
That ended on their terms still. You are think One Day at a Time.
I wonder if that was a factor, show got solid reviews and had some buzz when it started. It did have a stacked cast though.
Yup, Netflix was the same way when they first started. Everything pretty much got a 2nd season, until it didn't. Plus they don't have the licensed shows to rely on.
I know, right lol. You try not be bitter about the whole Nepo baby thing, but it's hard not to be at times like these when art and entertainment is on a death march and opportunities are vanishing
Can't say I'm surprised. Dropped all episodes towards the end of the year, with little buzz.
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‘Kindred’ Canceled By FX After One Season
FX is not proceeding with a second season of Kindred, its drama series based on Octavia E. Butler’s novel, which ran exclusively on Hulu. The news comes a month and a half after the eight-episode first season was released as a binge drop December 13. Launching to largely positive reviews...
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I assumed this was a limited series. And yeah it didn't seem like there was a lot of buzzCan't say I'm surprised. Dropped all episodes towards the end of the year, with little buzz.
‘Kindred’ Canceled By FX After One Season
FX is not proceeding with a second season of Kindred, its drama series based on Octavia E. Butler’s novel, which ran exclusively on Hulu. The news comes a month and a half after the eight-episode first season was released as a binge drop December 13. Launching to largely positive reviews...
She always seemed more aro/ace to me, but I wouldn't be mad at it if they went that route.
All these are still on paramount + (if you had the showtime add-on) so watch quickly if you still want to.
Did they give up on their own FAST service?
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Roku and Tubi to Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Free, Ad-Supported Channels, Featuring HBO’s ‘Westworld’ and More
Roku and Fox Corp.'s Tubi are set to bring a big bucket of free, ad-supported content from Warner Bros. Discovery to their platforms.
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Lolol unless Fox gave them moneyDid they give up on their own FAST service?
Roku and Tubi to Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Free, Ad-Supported Channels, Featuring HBO’s ‘Westworld’ and More
Roku and Fox Corp.'s Tubi are set to bring a big bucket of free, ad-supported content from Warner Bros. Discovery to their platforms.
Did they give up on their own FAST service?
Roku and Tubi to Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Free, Ad-Supported Channels, Featuring HBO’s ‘Westworld’ and More
Roku and Fox Corp.'s Tubi are set to bring a big bucket of free, ad-supported content from Warner Bros. Discovery to their platforms.
The wording makes it sound like they will have their own dedicated channel via Tubi and Roku, so I think that is their service, they are just launching it as an add-on?
You didn't miss much. I'll watch anything with Bernthal and I only made it 2 episodes.
That bad or just really mediocre with nothing of interest to keep you going?
Did they give up on their own FAST service?
Roku and Tubi to Launch Warner Bros. Discovery Free, Ad-Supported Channels, Featuring HBO’s ‘Westworld’ and More
Roku and Fox Corp.'s Tubi are set to bring a big bucket of free, ad-supported content from Warner Bros. Discovery to their platforms.
It could still be in the works, but not ready yet and they needed the money from this deal. Interested in watching the back half of The Nev, ers, shame I will have to do so with ads on Tubi.
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Idk anything about Booster Gold, but the rest of that slate sounds good as hell. Hoping the Lanterns show isnt animated.
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DC Slate Unveiled: New Batman, Supergirl Movies, a Green Lantern TV Show, and More From James Gunn, Peter Safran
The DC Studios bosses shared 10 projects, talked the exit of Henry Cavill and addressed the potential future of Ezra Miller as the Flash as they introduced a slate of big heroes and lesser-known characters. "The stakes are massive for us and for Warner Bros. Discovery," says Safran.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
Sounds like this will be very good
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View: https://youtu.be/tu8_Ss86EFo?t=111
This is such a bad example but I don't care because it's funny.
Idk anything about Booster Gold, but the rest of that slate sounds good as hell. Hoping the Lanterns show isnt animated.
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DC Slate Unveiled: New Batman, Supergirl Movies, a Green Lantern TV Show, and More From James Gunn, Peter Safran
The DC Studios bosses shared 10 projects, talked the exit of Henry Cavill and addressed the potential future of Ezra Miller as the Flash as they introduced a slate of big heroes and lesser-known characters. "The stakes are massive for us and for Warner Bros. Discovery," says Safran.
Sounds like this will be very good
Sounds like they wanted something less expensive than the other series that was going to be more space based, lol. As long as they conjure cool shit with the ring, I'm in. One of the DC characters I know the least about.
I wonder what the audience for FAST networks is.
My parents still watch cable TV, they are the audience that watched Big Bang Theory or watches season 8 of Law & Order etc because they just turn on their TV and press up/down on channel and it works.
They will never, ever figure out FAST networks. They barely can run Netflix, forgot about installing yet another app and figuring out its own different user interface.
Kids? They all watch youtube/twitch, I can't see anyone under 20 wanting to go watch Westworld on FAST.
so... who exactly runs these free ad networks off Tubi, Roku, etc. I know my LG TV has a ton of random ass "apps" that has tons of content, similar to Plex, and I know those things must have viewers but I have yet to meet anyone who says they watched something on those things. I could spend all my free time just watching random stuff on Netflix or HBO or Amazon, I guess if I don't want to pay for any of those things and in a future where account sharing is severely restricted...
My parents still watch cable TV, they are the audience that watched Big Bang Theory or watches season 8 of Law & Order etc because they just turn on their TV and press up/down on channel and it works.
They will never, ever figure out FAST networks. They barely can run Netflix, forgot about installing yet another app and figuring out its own different user interface.
Kids? They all watch youtube/twitch, I can't see anyone under 20 wanting to go watch Westworld on FAST.
so... who exactly runs these free ad networks off Tubi, Roku, etc. I know my LG TV has a ton of random ass "apps" that has tons of content, similar to Plex, and I know those things must have viewers but I have yet to meet anyone who says they watched something on those things. I could spend all my free time just watching random stuff on Netflix or HBO or Amazon, I guess if I don't want to pay for any of those things and in a future where account sharing is severely restricted...
We back
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‘King Of The Hill’ Revival Ordered By Hulu; Mike Judge, Greg Daniels And Original Cast Set To Return
‘King Of The Hill’ Revival Ordered By Hulu; Original Cast Set To Return
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Apparently they are growing fast, with Pluto TV and Tubi doing well for Viacom/Fox in terms of the ad revenue they generate. I know a few of my co-workers have mentioned watching stuff on there.
I think of it as a way for people who have cut the cord or never plugged it in the first place to just have something going. Works well for background/laundry TV, a free option for those who don't want to pay for a bunch of streaming services.
Football continues to be the only thing on network TV putting up giant ratings.
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AFC Championship Sets a 4-Year NFL High With 53.1 Million Viewers — Special Fire Country Retains 10 Million
Chiefs and fire chiefs delivered for CBS this past Sunday night.
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I know a bunch of people who like them. Stoners, people who just want to chill out after work, my mom has Paramount+ and if something like I Love Lucy is on she'll nap for a while with her cat and leave it on. There's also a bunch of people with messed up finances who can't use paid streamers. They're great for them.
La Brea Gets Early Season 3 Renewal
NBC is staying put in the land(s) Down Under, having given an early Season 3 renewal to "La Brea."
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This looks like it could be a good time.
I've started using these more and more often lately. They are good for older genre films and random low budget stuff on the movie side, and for TV it is where I go when I just want to watch something.
I noticed that I rarely watch anything, TV or movies, on a premium streaming network unless it is something bespoke to the platform itself. A few weeks ago I was just browsing Freevee(what a name) and started watching Desperate Housewives(for the first time) for no real reason, I can't remember the last time I watched anything on Netflix that wasn't a new original production for them, a bunch of new shows(and occasionally movies) come out, I mark the ones that interest me, watch some of those, almost certainly not having the time to watch all of those, rarely getting the chance to get through anything of note I missed before the next batch of new stuff arrives.
Pluto/Tubi/Freevee/whatever are just like: "Here's Desperate Housewives if you want to watch, I don't care."
NBC gave this show a bigger chance than ManifestLa Brea Gets Early Season 3 Renewal
NBC is staying put in the land(s) Down Under, having given an early Season 3 renewal to "La Brea."
And it is so much worse than Manifest and I'm someone who hates Manifest.
HAHAHA Young Dexter
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Dexter: New Blood Season 2 Is Dead as Showtime Eyes Prequel Series Centered on Young Dexter
Showtime has passed on 'Dexter: New Blood' Season 2, but the network is exploring other iterations of the franchise — including a prequel
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Only if Michael C. Hall still plays young Dexter in that same flashback wig.HAHAHA Young Dexter
Dexter: New Blood Season 2 Is Dead as Showtime Eyes Prequel Series Centered on Young Dexter
Showtime has passed on 'Dexter: New Blood' Season 2, but the network is exploring other iterations of the franchise — including a prequel
I was thinking the same. I can't believe people watch La Brea (I never have).
Nothing matters anymore. Judy Greer, in particular just can't catch a break, but she'll continue to get work because she's amazing. As was the entire cast.
Preach.
I know some people who like FAST networks. I actually try them out myself and it might be a bigger part of my viewing had I not been grandfathered in to a cable subscription with a discount or if I was the only one paying for streaming services that I watch. They're great for when I'm not giving my absolute full attention to something.
Young Dexter? Did not see that coming lol.
Young Dexter? Did not see that coming lol.