I cant really blame the lack of advertising on this one—-FWIR, there were quite a few ads for Timeless on NBC throughout the week.

Tell him to calm down….Blue Bloods and those evil minority criminals will be back next season.

I've come to think that the shows that I've actually been interested in Netflix, Hulu, whatever picking up are almost certainly not going to be.

Chicago Island

Its right next to Dogdoo 7. Dont go looking for Dogdoo 8 or you'll fly right out of the universe!

Spoiler—-she's been dead the whole time———

(Shooter McGavin Voice) Nooooo!

I try not to judge other people's favorite programs, but honestly, have their been ANY positive reviews of that series?

(SPOILER)

Sure they do. Just not particularly creatively!

NBC EXEC and/or DICK WOLF RELATIVE LOCATED!

This. Who wouldnt watch the shit (pun intended) out of a comedy (or unintentional comedic) show about Chicago Sanitation?

Already renewed months ago, IIRC.

Only reason I watch Chicago P.D.

You're overthinking it. As soon as Mr. Wolf runs out of ideas for the Windy City, its off to another metro area for repeats of the exact same thing.

FWIR, the only bad episode was the one where they were all held captive in a tent, and they 'got to know one another' in a horridly cliched plot. Other than that, it was very entertaining, and as you said, was getting better and better.

How do you think Shawn Ryan feels—-he produced two of the greatest shows of all time, and he cant get a second season for anything since the first of those triumphs.

Its actually really astonishing in this age of 5 billion outlets for programming what is considered a huge success versus even like 10 years ago. A 3 share used to mean you didnt get episode 2 aired, plus the network would send goons to break your kneecaps for producing such a flop. Then they'd go after your family.

So, they renewed Taken, which apparently nobody liked, but because the studio owned 100% of it, it became more attractive.

Booo-urns. Poor Shawn, he just cant catch a break with any of his shows.