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Belated happy birthday

you? peacock? Peacock will probably continue it since it will be made with a low budget. By the way, this show's seasonal episode count probably won't exceed 10-15 episodes. Even new seasons of Family Guy now consist of 15 episodes each.

Not really a happy ending, though.... One of those professional athletes who was so famous that even I knew him. :rommie: Ah, the good old days of detente. "By doze!" :wah: A true American hero. And they think Cancel Culture is something new. But it went nowhere. Pun intended. Wait, was...

It was my 31st birthday yesterday and I feel like I'm turning more into my mom, there was convention yesterday and was going with a friend. But she cancelled due not being able to sleep that night, and I was like I've been awake since 4 am? Do you think I'm not sleep deprived either? Fucking...

I just googled the site, it's mostly whining about Disney being too woke. By woke, it seems to just mean showing characters who aren't exclusively straight white men. They are unserious people and can be dismissed as total bullshit.

I'd give an animated Ted series a try. It's not like I already don't have Peacock. It might hit the right nostalgia triggers if done well. I give it one full season and then a mid season cancellation.

Only way I could watch the show was through a Peacock subscription. A few days ago the 2nd season of Poker Face began . Which is great. But seems like a total aberration. It’s the only Peacock specific series I even know about. I will be able watch under current subscription for a couple more...

The only other thing I watched on NBC was Jesse L. Martin's The Irrational, but they just cancelled that too.

I may have to get a new pair of Bose Quietcomfort noise cancelling headphones soon. I have had my current pair, Bose Quietcomfort 45, for a little over several years, and the effectiveness of the noise cancelling is fading. Plus, the faux leather that is on the ear cuffs has been falling...

Look at the stuff they broadcast. It seems to all be scripted reality shows or dramas about cops, first responders, lawyers, medicine and crime. It's uncommon to see something not included in that sentence like well written comedies or SciFi. I have no interest in any of that. I'm not the only...

I found Night Court to be marginal at its best, but we loved Lopez vs. Lopez. :(

Cancellations this year on NBC are at least in part due to NBC having signed a contract with the NBA; this will lead to at least one night of primetime NBA games per week.

Amazon cancels On Call, though it is being shopped around, with Peacock rumored to have an interest. https://tvline.com/news/on-call-cancelled-season-2-amazon-prime-video-dick-wolf-1235436349/

That is awesome! One of the greatest things this revival did was an almost exact duplication of original sets. The green chairs in cafeteria are the same! As proof that most of original cast was really tall, short Melissa Rauch said her legs dangled when sitting in those chairs. The green couch...

Cancel the movie due to a rumor on a website I've never heard of that they might have to get a new director?

Also purged: The Irrational, Suits LA and Found. I think that purges most of what I still watch on NBC.

NBC just announced the cancellation of Night Court. I hope Warner shops it around and a streaming service or even another network takes up a fourth season, because now we need some resolution on that third season cliffhanger. Plus, it would just royally suck for a Night Court to be...

Both the rebooted Night Court and Lopez vs. Lopez are done after three seasons and, unfortunately, on a "WTF"/cliffhanger ending for NC. Unclear whether Night Court will be shopped elsewhere.

Ironically she aimed at BBC tv shows when in fact if she had moved her aim a little bit more to the right, she would have nailed the biggest ongoing threat to children, the BBC itself and what was going on within the BBC and with many of its stars, and to the knowledge of many at the BBC, and...

There's no such thing as bad pudicity ;) (I mean clearly there is!) I'm not sure Whitehouse had that much sway in the eventual cancellation of the show. I could be wrong, but my understanding was always that it was during the 70s when she was most vocally against violence in Who.