So, NBC 2015 is the final days of Greenblatt era NBC as it desperately tries to find a comedy that won't get cancelled.
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Fox cancelling The Mindy Project doesn't make sense in a world where Brooklyn Nine Nine got a 0.9, New Girl got a 0.9 and Weird Loners bombed the entire run.
At least they gave it more than six years before they remade the concept this time.
That's too bad really. This is one of my favorite seasons.
Trying to imagine the fanbase as a younger Simpsons fanbase is a funny thought too.
I think Fox is waiting for the ratings to drop low enough that they can cancel it after claiming the only person to watch it was a weird loner.
One of the best parts about the writer's strike is it basically created the safe third year for shows.
Sounds like a show that will air on Papa John's eventual TV service.
I assume the next show to get a revival will be Friends, featuring Matthew Perry as the entire cast.
I always like when they revive a show featuring the actors who were the cheapest to afford because their careers stalled.
Among other drunken antics, my dad has drunkenly pooped his pants when trying to be clever and make a funny fart.
With how the future of Japanese game development is looking, it's increasingly looking like Nintendo and Sony will have to find a way to buy out a lot of these franchises if we want to see them ever again.
The Kirby games have been so experimental for so long that I could actually see a Metal Gear Kirby.
Maybe this means he can leave and go work with Sakurai on something, since they are best friends.
Konami is actually trying to get out of gaming. Their biggest income is from their health and fitness sectors. Most likely, if these games are released, it'll be a cheap plug in game just to keep the division open, or a mobile game. But, I wouldn't expect anything big from them. Their gaming division is a shell of…
This is the most anybody has talked about Glee in years.