It was a struggle to get a third, so if the show doesn't become an awards player, I think 3-4 seasons will be it.

Baskets is also done.

Grimm and Portlandia.

The first half of the season has been much better than the second. I feel like they ran through the story of the seven revenants who invaded the homestead much too quickly. A show like this needs that procedural backbone, otherwise it turns into late-season Lost Girl and nobody wants that.

Crowe writes two of the first three episodes and directs the first six. After that, I'm not sure how the credits stack up.

Yeah, I made it about 20 minutes before I had to stop watching. Really condescending, really earnest, way too much "but what about the MUSIC, maaaaaannnn?" pontificating.

VH1 (unjustifiably) did the same thing to Hindsight last year.

Take that, Lifetime!

Girls did better in the ratings than Vinyl this year.

Luck wasn't that long ago, either. And they had Tell Me You Love Me go through the same thing in, I think, 2008?

YEEEEAAAAAAAAHH

I liked The Path a lot. It's very much in the Rectify/The Leftovers food group, so if you like that type of quiet, contemplative show, I think you'll like this.

Personally, I'm writing in CancerAIDS.

She left early in season two to focus on Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce and to get away from the creator, with whom she had a really contentious relationship. From the profile, the creator seemed to resented Noxon being brought in by the network, even though Noxon was responsible for bringing nuance and focus to the…

There was also the one about Carlton taking speed and thinking it was vitamins.

"Being Catholic is like being Italian or German or American."

They don't live in the same town. Megan's little girl said they were going to Charleston and that's not where this show is set.

Same. And I don't really miss it.

Cable shows don't really syndicate. Short seasons, edgier/more serialized content.

She seems really insufferable. No wonder Marti Noxon got out while she could.