Well it would appear to be we think "Oh great - I've been waiting two years for this !" whereas Americans tend to go "Fuck off, I'm watching something else now..." Which is quite valid.
Shows in the UK can have seasons of different lengths and years in between. USA audiences are used to a schedule, 22 episodes of Law & Order that start in September and end in May. Streaming has changed things up a bit.
Didn't The Mighty Ducks loose Estevez after season 1? How did they go on without their link to the movies?
Yeah, not to mention that sometimes when a show returns from a long absence, I tend to forget who's who and what's happened, especially when there isn't an adequate recap. Shows that have lost my interest this way have been Virgin River & Russian Doll. Shows that have long absences should have good recaps, but most of them are inadequate.
Judge Mathis and (the current incarnation of) The People's Court have been cancelled as of the ends of their currently airing seasons.
They went to an elite summer program which was run by Josh Duhamel. They were invited by mistake since the invitation was meant for the season 1 Ducks team.
I only saw a few episodes of the Judge Wapner version of People's Court when I was a kid. I had no idea they had the same judge since 2001. At this point... whoever is watching these shows... how long would it take for them to notice they are watching repeats? There are some shows that they can EASILY stop production and no one would notice (like 2 years olds wouldn't know the difference with Teletubbies)
It wasn't the same team that was featured in season 1? I enjoyed the first season, but lost interest when Estevez dropped out and haven't gotten around to watching season 2.
Everyone seems to think The Resident won't be renewed and the season finale was written to serve as a series finale if it doesn't get picked up.
Just like Succession, Barry's new season will also be its last. https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/bill-hader-barry-season-4-last-1235544749/
Batman: Caped Crusader has found a new home after the project was axed by HBO Max. The JJ Abrams/Matt Reeves/Bruce Timm animated series is getting a 2 season order on Amazon, though season one is only 10 episodes. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/t...-animated-show-amazon-two-seasons-1235343120/