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I got 14 Reasons Why Not. That was the most depressing shit I ever forced myself to watch. Easily.
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Terrible show... Overhyped and gimmicky. Acting was shit, writing was shit. A pretentious show glorifying suicide and showing it as a weapon for attention.
Haven't watched Jessica Jones season 2 and at this point doubt I will. Might check out Cage season 2 though, but if it's going to just continue on like the dismal second half of the first season I'mma turn that shit off.
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Sucks Lethal Weapon seems to be losing Riggs, but it sounds like his own fault. Probably why he had to take a beating off his old ass dad too, when he'd have fucked him for free in reality.
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Honestly, I'm liking what I'm seeing from the trailer, so far.
If nothing else, the mere fact that Cage has a villain that can actually go toe to toe with him is a HUGE improvement over the first season. As much as I loved Cottonmouth as a villain, it was a tough pill to swallow to have a character that the main protagonist could end at any second, with ease. The only reason he made it passed the first episode is because of CIS.
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For the life of me, I still can't figure out why I'm doing it, but I'm still watching Supergirl, albeit sporadically. Damn it if this isn't a dumb ass show.
Aside from the shitty acting, production values, and action, I can't get over how stupid Clark and Kara are when it comes to kryptonite. They get up in arms whenever they find out a protagonist has kryptonite in storage, acting like everyone else should be concerned about how the substance makes them vulnerable.... even though literally 99% of the population is otherwise completely and totally helpless against Kryptonians. Let's not forget that there have been confirmed multiple attacks on Earth by multiple surviving Kryptonians, with an unknown number who could reasonably be assumed to be alive as well, and Superman and Supergirl haven't been 100% effective in protecting the population from them. That's not even counting the fact that the general population has had to be protected from Superman and Supergirl themselves.
Get over yourselves, Supes'....
Aside from the shitty acting, production values, and action, I can't get over how stupid Clark and Kara are when it comes to kryptonite. They get up in arms whenever they find out a protagonist has kryptonite in storage, acting like everyone else should be concerned about how the substance makes them vulnerable.... even though literally 99% of the population is otherwise completely and totally helpless against Kryptonians. Let's not forget that there have been confirmed multiple attacks on Earth by multiple surviving Kryptonians, with an unknown number who could reasonably be assumed to be alive as well, and Superman and Supergirl haven't been 100% effective in protecting the population from them. That's not even counting the fact that the general population has had to be protected from Superman and Supergirl themselves.
Get over yourselves, Supes'....
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dam, the Mick on Fox got cancelled. I thought it was funny.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/brooklyn-nine-nine-mick-last-man-earth-canceled-204018592.html
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/brooklyn-nine-nine-mick-last-man-earth-canceled-204018592.html
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine cancelled by Fox.
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what's the chances someone else picks it up? 0?Brooklyn Nine-Nine cancelled by Fox.
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Why? It was pretty good.
It's mostly aimed at teenagers and young adults but it's not some CW soapy bullshit.
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Watch This Awesome Pilot Trailer for the Cancelled TREMORS TV Series
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THE EXPANSE Cancelled by Syfy After Season 3, Will Be Shopped Elsewhere by Alcon
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The current third season of The Expanse will be the space drama’s last one on Syfy. The cable network has decided not to renew the show for a fourth season, with the last episode slated to air in early July. Alcon Television Group, which fully finances and produces the critically praised series, plans to shop it to other buyers.
“The Expanse transported us across the solar system for three brilliant seasons of television,” said Chris McCumber, President, Entertainment Networks for NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment. “Everyone at Syfy is a massive fan of the series, and this was an incredibly difficult decision. We want to sincerely thank The Expanse’s amazing cast, crew and all the dedicated creatives who helped bring James S.A. Corey’s story to life. And to the series’ loyal fans, we thank you most of all.”
The Expanse was one of the first series greenlighted after the change in programming direction at Syfy, signaling a return to the network’s roots with the sweeping space opera series in the vein of Battlestar Galactica. The Expanse,from Alcon and the Sean Daniel Co, which was tipped as a potential successor to BSG, was part of a crop of Syfy series that launched in 2015 along with The Magicians, which was recently renewed for a fourth season, and 12 Monkeys, which was renewed for an upcoming fourth and final season.
The Expanse is one of the most well reviewed sci-fi series on TV, with the current third season scoring 100% on Rotten Tomatoes (vs. 95% for Season 2 and 76% for Season 1).
The cancellation decision by Syfy is said to be linked to the nature of its agreement for the series, which only gives the cable network first-run linear rights in the U.S. That puts an extraordinary amount of emphasis on live, linear viewing, which is inherently challenging for sci-fi/genre series that tend to draw the lion’s share of their audiences from digital/streaming.
The Expanse‘s Live+3 linear ratings started with 581,000 among adults 18-49 and 1.378 million total viewers in Season 1. Season 2 slipped to 457K in 18-49 and 1.05M viewers; Season 3 to date is running just below the Season 2 averages, at 400K and 1 million, respectively. That is below the performance of Syfy’s top dramas The Magicians and Krypton, as well as comedy Happy!, but in line with a number of co-productions on the network.
“We are very disappointed the show will not be returning to Syfy,” said Alcon Entertainment co-founders and co-CEOs Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson. “We respect Syfy’s decision to end this partnership but given the commercial and critical success of the show, we fully plan to pursue other opportunities for this terrific and original IP.”
Co-created and written by Oscar-nominated screenwriting duo Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby (Children of Men), the series is based on the bestselling book series by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck (under the pen name James S. A. Corey). The cast includes Steven Strait, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Dominique Tipper, Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham, Frankie Adams and Thomas Jane.
http://deadline.com/2018/05/the-expanse-canceled-syfy-after-three-seasons-to-be-shopped-1202388026/
The current third season of The Expanse will be the space drama’s last one on Syfy. The cable network has decided not to renew the show for a fourth season, with the last episode slated to air in early July. Alcon Television Group, which fully finances and produces the critically praised series, plans to shop it to other buyers.
“The Expanse transported us across the solar system for three brilliant seasons of television,” said Chris McCumber, President, Entertainment Networks for NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment. “Everyone at Syfy is a massive fan of the series, and this was an incredibly difficult decision. We want to sincerely thank The Expanse’s amazing cast, crew and all the dedicated creatives who helped bring James S.A. Corey’s story to life. And to the series’ loyal fans, we thank you most of all.”
The Expanse was one of the first series greenlighted after the change in programming direction at Syfy, signaling a return to the network’s roots with the sweeping space opera series in the vein of Battlestar Galactica. The Expanse,from Alcon and the Sean Daniel Co, which was tipped as a potential successor to BSG, was part of a crop of Syfy series that launched in 2015 along with The Magicians, which was recently renewed for a fourth season, and 12 Monkeys, which was renewed for an upcoming fourth and final season.
The Expanse is one of the most well reviewed sci-fi series on TV, with the current third season scoring 100% on Rotten Tomatoes (vs. 95% for Season 2 and 76% for Season 1).
The cancellation decision by Syfy is said to be linked to the nature of its agreement for the series, which only gives the cable network first-run linear rights in the U.S. That puts an extraordinary amount of emphasis on live, linear viewing, which is inherently challenging for sci-fi/genre series that tend to draw the lion’s share of their audiences from digital/streaming.
The Expanse‘s Live+3 linear ratings started with 581,000 among adults 18-49 and 1.378 million total viewers in Season 1. Season 2 slipped to 457K in 18-49 and 1.05M viewers; Season 3 to date is running just below the Season 2 averages, at 400K and 1 million, respectively. That is below the performance of Syfy’s top dramas The Magicians and Krypton, as well as comedy Happy!, but in line with a number of co-productions on the network.
“We are very disappointed the show will not be returning to Syfy,” said Alcon Entertainment co-founders and co-CEOs Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson. “We respect Syfy’s decision to end this partnership but given the commercial and critical success of the show, we fully plan to pursue other opportunities for this terrific and original IP.”
Co-created and written by Oscar-nominated screenwriting duo Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby (Children of Men), the series is based on the bestselling book series by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck (under the pen name James S. A. Corey). The cast includes Steven Strait, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Dominique Tipper, Cas Anvar, Wes Chatham, Frankie Adams and Thomas Jane.
http://deadline.com/2018/05/the-expanse-canceled-syfy-after-three-seasons-to-be-shopped-1202388026/
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