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Glad you recovered from your cancellation.

It was just another episode Extra-special finales weren't all the common. Shows got canceled. The last episode aired. The end

Very true. TOS itself didn't get a proper finale either and the last episode was just dreadful. The only saving grace came ten years later with the movies, but we never did see how that original five year mission ended.

I wonder if they knew it was going to be canceled beforehand... Garrett Wang's words at a convention a few days before suggests at least the possibility.

And next Tuesday will be the one year anniversary of when Season 2 was released. I even told Aaron Waltke at the convention that it was a great Birthday gift.

it's been exactly two years since Prodigy's cancellation was announced

I know! That’s why I put it in quotation marks. Production has been “canceled”, but in the best possible sense.

SNW has not been cancelled. It is one thing to cancel a season after it has been filmed or aired. It is another thing to approve a final season before filming has even started.

And the former had a reboot on P+ that was canceled after two seasons. Now I need to head over to the Blu-ray Forum BBS and see how their thread on this respective topic is going. I've been out of the loop for a few months.

I'm done with New Trek. Once Disco ended, that was it for me. I un-subscribed less than a month after it ended. Then I re-subscribed for S31, which turned out to be shit, but I kept the subscription anyway. I'll watch Old Trek on there (when I don't opt for DVD) and I'll watch some other shows...

The one area where I can think views help streaming services is their tiers that have advertising. I would imagine that what they can charge for advertising, and how interested advertisers are at all, would be heavily influenced by views. If I watch "Caretaker" 50 times, but am paying for the...

That's my question as well. I wonder if views help on a per watch basis, or from a subscriber basis? Maybe a mix of both. I'm sure my ignorance on this business model is showing which is why I would love to see a breakdown on the financials, not that we'll ever get it. But it begs the question...

I'm not trying to be obtuse here but you hit on another streaming question I have; views. How do views generate profit for a streamer? Say I watch the enhanced "Caretaker" 50 times. I own all of the series I want on disc so I might resubscribe for a month to view the series in HD but beyond that...

Or if we watch it. Lol.

Well, it's already canceled. It is what it is. It really doesn't matter what it does for the next 26 episodes. Lol.

Ah. Got it. I suspect that it may be a similar situation, though. My knowledge of Terminator franchise history isn't as clear, so I did a Google search on it, "Was James Cameron involved in all the Terminator movies?" and its AI responded: However, this is, curiously, in direct conflict with...

Kinda surprised what they had back then hasn't leaked. Especially nowadays, when builds of cancelled games are not only leaking online, but "leaking" online (hey there, 3D Realms) because of all the buzz and publicity that comes with it.

I got the Pro 2 Controller. It is fantastic. Love the feel of the material and the new haptic feedback. It's better than the original Pro, plus it has the headphone jack. I thought the new joy-cons were good, better than the originals, but I find the buttons too small. It was hard to find a Pro...

Yeah, I've already decided not to continue with news of its cancellation. There are better spy comedy/drama series on Netflix. The problem is how silly the scenarios are. They're supposed to be CIA operatives, but none of them aside from possibly Arnold himself convey any sense of being in the...

I undercompensate…we could cancel each other out :beer: