And the Next Cancelled Show is...
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It seems the Constantine cancellation is not as cut and dried as it seemed:
showrunner Daniel Cerone said:
Hmm, I never even saw an episode. Was it any good? (The new one, I'm presuming.)
Larry Hagman wore the show like a coat.
The new blood did the sexy stuff well, but the intrigue and backhanded double dealing was a little half assed.
The new blood did the sexy stuff well, but the intrigue and backhanded double dealing was a little half assed.
Eye Candy, formerly on MTV.
I got through 2 episodes of that.
Robin hood hacker who works for the police unofficially and part time to help catch cyber stalkers because her exboyfriend was an undercover cop who sent her to jail as part of a massive sting she fell for?
They made the show too bubble gum, when it was asking to be so very, very dark.
Robin hood hacker who works for the police unofficially and part time to help catch cyber stalkers because her exboyfriend was an undercover cop who sent her to jail as part of a massive sting she fell for?
They made the show too bubble gum, when it was asking to be so very, very dark.
I gave up after seeing the main character use her smart phone to hack a car's auto-pilot (
) to prevent it from ramming into a lamppost at top speed with her trapped in the trunk of said car.
Of the new cast members, Josh Henderson was the standout. Both the actor and his character really came into his own after Hagman's/J.R.'s death, and while originally the story was supposed to be John Ross vs. Christopher, Jesse Metcalfe seemed to check out partway through. Which was fine with me, because John Ross vs. Bobby was shaping up to be almost as good a rivalry as J.R. vs. Bobby on the original Dallas. A shame they couldn't get this one to go just a little bit longer.
I started watching "Bad Teacher" and kinda liked it but have since discovered that it was cancelled after three episodes. I'm not sure what to pick next as it often feels like my viewership is the kiss of death
With that in mind, anyone know what's happening with "Forever". I'm also enjoying that so my instinct are telling me not to get too attached
But on the upside, "The Age of Adeline" is coming out and that's basically the same thing
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With that in mind, anyone know what's happening with "Forever". I'm also enjoying that so my instinct are telling me not to get too attached
But on the upside, "The Age of Adeline" is coming out and that's basically the same thing
[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clbSd2JzAqc[/yt]
It's a different animal. The TV show was reminiscent of many other non-laughter track shows. It was ok
Apparently the show was getting an average of 4 million viewers (isn't that good for a US show?)
Sirens, formerly of USA. My mom loved this show.
I noticed Denis Leary's name was absent from the "written by" credits in the just finished second season. In the first season, he and a writing partner wrote the lion's share of episodes.
Must be his focus is now on his new series Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll on FX instead.
I noticed Denis Leary's name was absent from the "written by" credits in the just finished second season. In the first season, he and a writing partner wrote the lion's share of episodes.
Must be his focus is now on his new series Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll on FX instead.
Show your Mum the original British version. 6 episodes. 50 minutes long (plus ads.). It's got one of the kids from Game of Thrones as the dummy. He keeps his clothes on. Mostly.
Thanks for the suggestion, Guy.
Damn, I just got into it this season and really enjoyed it. I thought it had a great cast and good chemistry.
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