For whatever it's worth, the first season of For All Mankind is going to be released on physical media in mid November, the 14 I believe.
And the Next Cancelled Show is...
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About fucking time! 
There should be a special edition on 8mm film.
So the new home of Nautilus is AMC+ and AMC.
You would suspect that a reason that this was cancelled is that Clem Fandango has to tack against David Tennant's second season of Around the World in 80 days, where he matches wits with Nemo.
The movie 'Salem's Lot' which completed filming back in 2021 and was supposed to be released last summer, might see a limited release on MAX or not be released at all and be another Warner Brothers tax write offs.
I kept meaning to watch Joe Pickett, mostly because of how much I enjoyed Michael Dorman's performance as Gordo Stevens on For All Mankind. Bummer.
The good news is that the two seasons are fairly self-contained and complete stories. You can enjoy them as they are.
I don’t think I’ve heard of Spectrum, but the show is on Paramount+.
^If my Google-fu is correct, Spectrum is a streaming service offered to folks who have internet through Charter Cable.
https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/superman-and-lois-end-season-4-cw-1235778555/
Oh well disappointed but not surprised.
Oh well disappointed but not surprised.
That is very disappointing news, my wife and I love that show
Four years is a pretty good run when you factor in CW's troubles during that time period.
So is that the end of the Arrowverse now?
Seems that way.
That show broke off from the Arrowverse a long time ago. The Flash series finale was the end of the Arrowverse.
I lost track of the Arrowverse years ago. I knew that Superman & Lois was a spinoff of Supergirl and Hochlin had played Superman in the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event.
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