And the Next Cancelled Show is...
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I'm almost done with S1. Does S2 have a proper ending or is there a cliffhanger?
DAMN IT!!
I LOVED that show.
It's a pretty good ending. It wraps up the season really well. It sets up the direction the characters WANT to go, but now we'll never know how it played out.
It's a shame. Such a very talented cast, and the writing was really good.
Peacock has pulled the plug on Michael Schur's 'Field of Dreams' miniseries just before filming was set to start; leaving a completed baseball stadium in the cornfields of Iowa behind.
Damn, that sucks. While I was very cautious about the show, Schur's (and Morgan Sackett's) involvement made me curious about it. But it especially sucks that they did all if that construction (and destruction) for nothing.
According to Variety, this happened a year ago. I'm surprised I didn't hear about this sooner. Or maybe I did and forgot.
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Plus Grand Crew.
So only American Auto is still up-in-the-air.
Also, of five pilots, ABC has decided for-sure not to continue with four of them: Judgment, Keeping It Together, Public Defenders and The Hurt Unit. The only potential remaining ABC pilot is The Good Doctor spinoff The Good Lawyer.
So only American Auto is still up-in-the-air.
Also, of five pilots, ABC has decided for-sure not to continue with four of them: Judgment, Keeping It Together, Public Defenders and The Hurt Unit. The only potential remaining ABC pilot is The Good Doctor spinoff The Good Lawyer.
Are they close to an agreement with the writers yet to end the strike?
Just wondering if other shows could fall because of it.
Just wondering if other shows could fall because of it.
Probably won't be a deal until after the SAG and Directors Guild also strike, which will be soon.
The early predictions suggested the strike could last for months because the streamer services have a lot of new content to work through.
And yeah, a lot of this will also depend on the potential SAG and DGA strikes. SAG looks to be pretty likely while the DGA could go either way
This is all based on what I read a couple of weeks ago, so things may have changed.
And yeah, a lot of this will also depend on the potential SAG and DGA strikes. SAG looks to be pretty likely while the DGA could go either way
This is all based on what I read a couple of weeks ago, so things may have changed.
The longest overall strike I've ever witnessed was a year-long strike, lasting from July 2009 to July 2010. That said, they'll want to try to get this resolved as soon as possible, as the industry as a whole could stand to lose lots of money over this until they get it resolved.
Pat Sajak is leaving "Wheel of Fortune" at the end of the 2023-2024 season.
Wow... 40+ years... I remember when he took over for Chuck Woolery. Never thought he (or Vanna) would hand around this long.
Maybe she can be host and Sajak's daughter would take on Vanna's role.
I do like the idea of Vanna taking over and retiring her old role. And why not? Unless she wants to be done, too.
Yeah, that is quite a career. He and Trebek started their respective roles around the same time.
Apple TV+ has pulled the plug on the re-imagining of Fritz Lang's 'Metropolis' seven weeks before filming was set to start in Australia citing the ongoing writer's strike. 4000 people are now left without jobs.
