“ but at least as networks they have a track record of keeping critically acclaimed shows around long enough to let them conclude,”

Ask the electorate.

I mean if Miller hadn’t choked that girl I’d feel better about it, but maybe it’s progress that violence towards women can be overlooked in Hollywood equally if you are Ezra Miller or Emile Hirsch

Jodie Foster has acted in 1 movie since coming out and it had a budget of $15M. Stewart is bisexual.

I’m the Fox execs would say it was fear of other people’s homophobia, but yeah, you’re spot on. 

Given that homophobia tanked Ellen’s career around the turn of the century, and Laura Dern’s said repeatedly she got backlash for being in the Puppy episode, it’s not really surprising that the ‘phobes got to Heche.

I took Ellen to the premiere and I was ushered out before the movie even ended

I don’t have CBS All Access, but The Boys is released in weekly installments and I think it’s a smart move by Amazon. I was disappointed to not be able to whack through the entire season in a weekend, but I’ve been enjoying the online ‘water cooler’ discussion and speculation that just wouldn’t happen if the whole…

This is also why genre shows keep getting renewed. Even if they have a niche audience, it’s a loyal niche audience that will watch every week. This is why, for example, Supernatural or even Doctor Who has lasted so long. You’re guaranteed to sell the advertising and if you make back more in merch than the show cost to…

as per the Deadline article:

The cancelling of Santa Clarita Diet stopped any belief in their business model. That show was one of the most interesting sitcoms of the last few years, and the last show to do anything interesting with zombies but it still got canned just as the show’s world got larger.

There is cancellation and there is postponement.

They were largely phasing the actual wrestling out of the show anyway though due to the cumulative effect of the “bumps” on the actress’s bodies 

to be fair, the wrestling part of it, i.e., consistent close physical contact, was a major concern.

Whoa apparently Netflix thinks those who watch GLOW and extra susceptible to covid.

Macabre jokes aside, this seems like a lame excuse. If people like the show they’ll come back to it. 

This news just really sucks. There’s nothing else to say.

correct.

*incoherent enraged screaming*

Boooooooooooo, Season 3's finale was the only one that doesn’t work as a satisfying ending in the case of a premature cancellation.