My guess it is a combination of uncertainty and a tactic to get the strike to end in the studio's favor. If a show is popular and would still make the studio money when the strike ends, then the show will most likely get renewed down the road. The studio would want to wait and see what the strike settlement brings, then renegotiate with the talent accordingly so the studio can still make a profit after the strike is over.
How can it be time well spent if there is no ending? that is awful, non-endings really f's with my mind! I REFUSE to watch a series if I know it will not have an ending. These liars now fake renewals cause they know the majority feel as I do.I'm glad I watched. It was interesting and entertaining. Time well spent. Sad it won't continue
I'm assuming shows that are either still in production overseas, like Rings of Power, or that are finished or close to completion, like The Boys, should be safe?
I wouldn't say an unfinished show is worthless, as long as you enjoy what we got, that's the important thing. There are a lot of shows which I absolutely love that got canceled before they finished their arc, and I can still enjoy them.
That's a shame, you're missing out on a lot of great shows.
It's not lying or a fake renewal, they changed their minds because of the strike. It's totally thrown everything out of whack with TV and movie production, so there's going to be a lot of this kind of stuff happening for the next few months.
It’s great and closely follows the books. I’ve held off on reading more than the first book to avoid spoilers. Now, I’ll read them all.I read about the cancellation today in a number of the trades. That being said, I'm.
Really liked this show, found it AMAZING with a great cast and really impressive visuals.
