I fully agree. I just don’t get his appeal in the MCU.

I never this about Julia Louis-Drefus! Wow!

No, it was the tough guy nerd, Brian Robbins.

I don’t get it.

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“Former Game Of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have borne the cross of the series’ terrible final season for nearly half a decade now,”

This was a mystery? My mother and I watched the film, and when we spoke about it afterward, the only question was if he changed which eye he was wearing a contact in from scene to scene, because the affected eye seemed to vary through the movie.

I grew up watching Sesame Street, and the Today Show was literally on every morning before I went to school. I didn’t pay much attention to most of what was being televised on Today, but I guarantee I would have paid attention if any of the Muppets came on, and I would have been horrified to see that happen on the…

I watched six of these cancelled shows, so it isn’t that no one was watching. I was certainly not the only viewer. Every time shows that I like to I watch get cancelled, my interest in investing my time into a new series declines.

Random question, unrelated to the article, what happened to everyone’s Kinja profile photos? We are all just pixelated colored circles now?

Actually I remeber it as the male carries the child, but yeah, a third was needed to mate.

LOL!

Bummer! I am NOT the in the demographic age for’ this show, but there were never shows that included me when I was the “right” age, so I was immediately hooked on The Fosters. The continuation of the story on Good Trouble is like home. I will mourn the loss of the show, and the ability to keep up with the Fosters as…

Of course it wasn’t about cooking, but I get your point. Essentially a reality show producer, he does not deal well with a scripted show.

That’s a bummer! It was a beautifully produced show, I looked forward to it each week it was on, and was absolutely looking forward to more seasons in the future.

NO, but so far, it has been pretty much that.

I still would have liked to have seen Ada and the Reverend get at least a full year together. It was too silly.

I was honestly hoping Oscar was going to save Maud from underhandedness at the company. I was also rooting for the marriage. I don’t think Oscar is bad, just surviving as he must, as a gay man of the time. No excuse for that behavior in most Western countries now, but even in the 80s, it could be seen as necessary for…

“I give praise when it is dessert”

This isn’t streaming on Hulu, unless one subscribes to HBO, but then just watch it streaming on MAX, or HBO, but not the MAX that was Cinemax.