Awkward renewed for fifth and final season.
Cancelled /Renew Shows & Pick-ups
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Originally Posted by little-monster:
“Awkward renewed for fifth and final season.”
“Awkward renewed for fifth and final season.”
May as well keep watching when I'm this far but not sure where they're going to go with it.
Glad Under The Dome is renewed
https://www.facebook.com/UnderTheDomeCBS
https://www.facebook.com/UnderTheDomeCBS
Extant has been renewed as well, which is a shock, considering how poorly it did to be honest in the ratings and demos.
Originally Posted by fmradiotuner1:
“Glad Under The Dome is renewed
https://www.facebook.com/UnderTheDomeCBS”
“Glad Under The Dome is renewed
https://www.facebook.com/UnderTheDomeCBS”
Same here, as silly as it is. They really need to be looking towards bringing it to a close though. They can't really drag it out much longer.
Dome and Extant have been profitable for CBS due to the deal with Amazon and international sales. The model must work for CBS since they've ordered another summer series but with Netflix as streaming partner
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“Dome and Extant have been profitable for CBS due to the deal with Amazon and international sales. The model must work for CBS since they've ordered another summer series but with Netflix as streaming partner”
“Dome and Extant have been profitable for CBS due to the deal with Amazon and international sales. The model must work for CBS since they've ordered another summer series but with Netflix as streaming partner”
I was just about to post the same thing.
More here... Link.
I wouldn't be surprised if CBS uses the model they've used for Dome, Extant and Zoo to bring back Star Trek to television. With the 50th anniversary in two years and a new film coming around the same time, it would be the best time due to interest in the franchise
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“Dome and Extant have been profitable for CBS due to the deal with Amazon and international sales. The model must work for CBS since they've ordered another summer series but with Netflix as streaming partner”
“Dome and Extant have been profitable for CBS due to the deal with Amazon and international sales. The model must work for CBS since they've ordered another summer series but with Netflix as streaming partner”
Ahh i see
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“I wouldn't be surprised if CBS uses the model they've used for Dome, Extant and Zoo to bring back Star Trek to television. With the 50th anniversary in two years and a new film coming around the same time, it would be the best time due to interest in the franchise”
“I wouldn't be surprised if CBS uses the model they've used for Dome, Extant and Zoo to bring back Star Trek to television. With the 50th anniversary in two years and a new film coming around the same time, it would be the best time due to interest in the franchise”
Yeah i agree. Star trek is in need of a comeback for tv.
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“I wouldn't be surprised if CBS uses the model they've used for Dome, Extant and Zoo to bring back Star Trek to television. With the 50th anniversary in two years and a new film coming around the same time, it would be the best time due to interest in the franchise”
“I wouldn't be surprised if CBS uses the model they've used for Dome, Extant and Zoo to bring back Star Trek to television. With the 50th anniversary in two years and a new film coming around the same time, it would be the best time due to interest in the franchise”
The suggestions I've heard is that CBS owned Showtime may be interested. Seeing as they revived Twin Peaks it's not beyond the realm of possibility, but it seems unlikely to me...
Originally Posted by theonlyweeman:
“The suggestions I've heard is that CBS owned Showtime may be interested. Seeing as they revived Twin Peaks it's not beyond the realm of possibility, but it seems unlikely to me...”
“The suggestions I've heard is that CBS owned Showtime may be interested. Seeing as they revived Twin Peaks it's not beyond the realm of possibility, but it seems unlikely to me...”
Star Trek isn't Showtime material, I think even The CW would be a push. It would have to be CBS with Amazon/Netflix streaming, it's too valuable a franchise for them
How to Get Away with Murder and Black-ish have been picked for 15 and 22 episodes. Wonder what ABC will replace Murder with, my guess would be American Crime since that has big names before behind the camera and on camera or Secrets and Lies.
Wonder what'll be next to get a pickup? The Flash is a dead cert as is Gotham,
Wonder what'll be next to get a pickup? The Flash is a dead cert as is Gotham,
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“How to Get Away with Murder and Black-ish have been picked for 15 and 22 episodes. Wonder what ABC will replace Murder with, my guess would be American Crime since that has big names before behind the camera and on camera or Secrets and Lies.”
“How to Get Away with Murder and Black-ish have been picked for 15 and 22 episodes. Wonder what ABC will replace Murder with, my guess would be American Crime since that has big names before behind the camera and on camera or Secrets and Lies.”
Interesting. That must be the US remake of the 6-part Australian drama series that's currently being shown on Ch5, right?
Originally Posted by Jonwo:
“Star Trek isn't Showtime material, I think even The CW would be a push. It would have to be CBS with Amazon/Netflix streaming, it's too valuable a franchise for them”
“Star Trek isn't Showtime material, I think even The CW would be a push. It would have to be CBS with Amazon/Netflix streaming, it's too valuable a franchise for them”
Given the fan base and name recognition you would think that Star Trek is a shoe-in for a come back. But then i'm sure the films are making a bucket load of money and they might not want to risk damaging the brand at the moment.
The CW would ruin Star trek.
Showtime wouldn't be such a random place for the show to air on. I think people forget that back in the 90's, that channel aired a lot of sci-fi shows. Most notably, it was the original home for Stargate SG1 for the first five seasons.
Showtime wouldn't be such a random place for the show to air on. I think people forget that back in the 90's, that channel aired a lot of sci-fi shows. Most notably, it was the original home for Stargate SG1 for the first five seasons.
Can't believe unforgettable has been cancelled again even though it had more success than when it was cancelled the first time. Hopefully it wouldn't end on a cliffhanger.
Originally Posted by little-monster:
“Showtime wouldn't be such a random place for the show to air on. I think people forget that back in the 90's, that channel aired a lot of sci-fi shows. Most notably, it was the original home for Stargate SG1 for the first five seasons.”
“Showtime wouldn't be such a random place for the show to air on. I think people forget that back in the 90's, that channel aired a lot of sci-fi shows. Most notably, it was the original home for Stargate SG1 for the first five seasons.”
Back then Showtime was very different than it is now. They used to do series that were just like network shows in tone and feel but with added nudity and swearing. They got rid of Stargate and The Outer Limits precisely when they decided they wanted to change direction. Now Showtime is more like HBO, producing shows that are intended to be "Emmy bait" that the critics will like. A new Star Trek could not be further away from what they want.
Originally Posted by Matt35:
“Can't believe unforgettable has been cancelled again even though it had more success than when it was cancelled the first time. Hopefully it wouldn't end on a cliffhanger.”
“Can't believe unforgettable has been cancelled again even though it had more success than when it was cancelled the first time. Hopefully it wouldn't end on a cliffhanger.”
The show delivered good ratings but did poorly in it's demos. It's cancellation is hardly shocking. I guess CBS had to choose between this and Extant. Considering how well Extant managed to do in other countries, it was a no brainer why they went ahead with Extant then Unforgettable.
But if it makes you feel better, it doesn't end on a cliffhanger.
Originally Posted by MoreTears:
“Back then Showtime was very different than it is now. They used to do series that were just like network shows in tone and feel but with added nudity and swearing. They got rid of Stargate and The Outer Limits precisely when they decided they wanted to change direction. Now Showtime is more like HBO, producing shows that are intended to be "Emmy bait" that the critics will like. A new Star Trek could not be further away from what they want.”
“Back then Showtime was very different than it is now. They used to do series that were just like network shows in tone and feel but with added nudity and swearing. They got rid of Stargate and The Outer Limits precisely when they decided they wanted to change direction. Now Showtime is more like HBO, producing shows that are intended to be "Emmy bait" that the critics will like. A new Star Trek could not be further away from what they want.”
That's true, it was a different network
My guess could be
Syfy channel
BBC America
Space
Starz have renewed Black Sails for a third season.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/liv...d-third-740000
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/liv...d-third-740000
Originally Posted by little-monster:
“The show delivered good ratings but did poorly in it's demos. It's cancellation is hardly shocking. I guess CBS had to choose between this and Extant. Considering how well Extant managed to do in other countries, it was a no brainer why they went ahead with Extant then Unforgettable.
But if it makes you feel better, it doesn't end on a cliffhanger.
That's true, it was a different network
My guess could be
Syfy channel
BBC America
Space”
“The show delivered good ratings but did poorly in it's demos. It's cancellation is hardly shocking. I guess CBS had to choose between this and Extant. Considering how well Extant managed to do in other countries, it was a no brainer why they went ahead with Extant then Unforgettable.
But if it makes you feel better, it doesn't end on a cliffhanger.
That's true, it was a different network
My guess could be
Syfy channel
BBC America
Space”
Also, CBS owns Extant, they don't own Unforgettable, it's in their interests to preserve Extant for as long as it makes a profit.
Neither BBC America nor Space could afford it, Syfy probably couldn't but is owned by NBCUni, so wouldn't be suitable anyway.
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