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gently caress those assholes
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Was hoping the show was like Henry and just not die. Maybe it still can live!
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# ? May 8, 2015 03:34 |
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New Amsterdam indeed
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# ? May 8, 2015 03:36 |
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Kickstarter go!
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# ? May 8, 2015 03:53 |
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Figures that once again the only thing I watch ABC for gets cancelled. And yet loving garbo like Galavant and Agent Carter will likely get renewed until the heat death of the universe.
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# ? May 8, 2015 03:59 |
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raditts posted:Figures that once again the only thing I watch ABC for gets cancelled. And yet loving garbo like Galavant and Agent Carter will likely get renewed until the heat death of the universe. I was under the impression that neither of those shows had much chance for renewal. The finale provided good closure at any rate. [Oh cool it seems Agent Carter at least is coming back so I probably missed the Galavant announcement too. Never mind!] BarbarousBertha fucked around with this message at 04:30 on May 8, 2015 |
# ? May 8, 2015 04:21 |
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BarbarousBertha posted:I was under the impression that neither of those shows had much chance for renewal. One involves Disney's current cash cow and the other involves Disney's legacy cash cow, so I think they both had a leg up on the competition. Not that I felt either deserved it because they were both hot garbage by the end of their respective seasons, but I don't make the decisions so... quote:The finale provided good closure at any rate. Yeah, at least it had a decent stopping point and didn't leave any loose ends, which is more than can be said about my favorite cancelled ABC shows of the past.
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# ? May 8, 2015 14:31 |
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This hurts almost as much as Almost Human last year. Shows don't get a chance to properly find their feet anymore. Great shows are killed off so that lowest common denominator drivel can keep getting shovelled at people.
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# ? May 8, 2015 14:45 |
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The Lord Bude posted:This hurts almost as much as Almost Human last year. Shows don't get a chance to properly find their feet anymore. Great shows are killed off so that lowest common denominator drivel can keep getting shovelled at people. While I agree that it hurt to lose the weekly shot of Karl Urban, Almost Human was a corporate meddling train wreck. There's really no comparison. Maybe Forever just wasn't Shondaland enough for ABC to take a chance on renewing it.
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# ? May 8, 2015 15:33 |
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BarbarousBertha posted:While I agree that it hurt to lose the weekly shot of Karl Urban, Almost Human was a corporate meddling train wreck. There's really no comparison. Maybe Forever just wasn't Shondaland enough for ABC to take a chance on renewing it. I don't doubt that Almost Human was Foxed up the Arse repeatedly. It had an even worse chance than this show did.
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# ? May 8, 2015 15:54 |
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The only consolation is that shows seem to be more careful about season finales now when they don't know if they're gonna get renewed. Both Forever and Almost Human deserved another season but at least they got somewhat satisfying endings; they could have pulled a John Doe and we'd be asking for their heads on a pike.
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# ? May 8, 2015 16:02 |
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I only now just watched the finale. Goddamn, that was pretty stone cold. What a grim fate for Adam, even if it was deserved. Simultaneously learning it won't be renewed was
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# ? May 9, 2015 03:56 |
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The Lord Bude posted:Shows don't get a chance to properly find their feet anymore. Yeah, I hate that reality. The amount of immediate success a property needs to have just to survive is simply not realistic most of the time. The MO for network TV seems to have increasingly been to get gun shy and cancel things that aren't runaway hits right out of the gate. Totally reasonable numbers aren't enough; it needs to be Empire or Glee levels of huge immediately...after which they run their successes into the ground and hope their new crop of pilots produces a new wunderkind. Movies are even worse. Like, a film can earn $500 Million and still be regarded as a failure. If it doesn't earn back more than its entire production budget in the first weekend, it's a failure. If it doesn't end it's run with several times the budget, it's a failure. It's untenable, and why studios increasingly invest in a small handful of extremely gigantic films in hope of Avengers lightning striking. Daler Mehndi posted:I only now just watched the finale. Goddamn, that was pretty stone cold. What a grim fate for Adam, even if it was deserved. Though, he probably doesn't have a high life expectancy in that state. And man, when he finally resurrects, he'll be pissed.
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# ? May 9, 2015 06:32 |
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Oh man, imagine if someone decided to "mercy kill" Adam, that would have been interesting. I will miss this show, but at least it ended on a fairly happy note.
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# ? May 10, 2015 17:40 |
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BIG CITY LAWYER posted:Oh man, imagine if someone decided to "mercy kill" Adam, that would have been interesting. I will miss this show, but at least it ended on a fairly happy note. That's probably exactly how they would have brought him back had they been renewed. It was nice how everything was pretty much wrapped up, but wish it could have continued. I'm such a sucker for shows involving immortal people/time travelers.
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# ? May 10, 2015 18:56 |
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BIG CITY LAWYER posted:Oh man, imagine if someone decided to "mercy kill" Adam, that would have been interesting. I will miss this show, but at least it ended on a fairly happy note. It was a perfect ending to the Adam vs Henry where Henry wins without surrendering what he's clung to since discovering his immortality. All in all it was a great single season series that never really got bad and managed to be fun the entire time. It's a shame it got cancelled but it seems like most goods shows of the last few years die an early death because people would rather watch insane BS like Blacklist or BBT.
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