Civil War-era big bad Stanton Perish seemingly kills all the things at the end of Sci-Fi’s Alphas Season 2. Even our Super-team is taken down, except for everyone’s favorite autistic hero, Gary! Will he be able to save the day? It’s almost funny they left it like this.

I’d love to know what was to happen next in Revolution. Look it was not that great, critics noted ‘it was on TV’ and that’s about it. Still, I’d like to know what was to happen in season 3.

People of Earth.

Fuck TBS sideways for renewing it and then un-renewing it with no explanation.

Oh, poor canceled Pushing Daisies. ABC cut it down too soon and Bryan Fuller had to turn a presumed midseason finale into a makeshift series finale.

To add to the list of HBO shows, Bored to Death! Lovely little comedy that ended on a weird, and now forever unresolved note (his sister?!).

Farscape was just about to get really cool when they shitcanned it. The movie they made because fans were so pissed is ok but we really missed out on 10-20 episodes of some good stuff 

It’s a bit odd referring to “Hannibal” as having a “cliffhanger” since it ended by throwing its leads off a literal cliff.

Rubicon comes to mind, or was it a cliffhanger? I don’t really remember, I just remember that I liked the show, should do a rewatch.

Lodge 49 was mapped out for four seasons, but AMC axed it halfway through. The big cliffhanger at the end is tantalizing for confirming the show’s ambiguous magical realism is real magic.

The Leftovers is a complete show, so you’re safe.

The Sarah Connor Chronicles was another one. It was literally bursting with ideas that the movies almost never had the imagination to even think about looking at.

I’m probably one of very few people to say this, but Bored to Death. Was he sleeping with his sister or not??

Dead Like Me was still building new dimensions to its character relationships and slowly letting George come to grips with her own death at the very start of her adult life, memorializing the anniversary of her own passing, when it just ended without letting her have the full 6-season arc she deserved. It didn’t…

Venture Brothers : (

There are always going to be substantial simplifications or mischaracterizations involved in trying to view centuries-long periods as coherent “eras” juxtaposed against each other as well as progressing into each other, but I do think there are merits to the Renaissance as the transition into Modernity (in the broad…

Because journalism is its own discipline that requires years of practice and study to get good at. People who can master multiple disciplines are rare, and by the time you’ve mastered one you may well be too old (for all practical purposes) to start a new one.

I broadly hate praising the Disney machine, but I thought their approach with Disney+ was the right one - put disclaimers in front of potentially offensive stuff that let people know what they’re getting into. 

How is that the same? A statue honors something and people aren’t given a choice to opt-in on it. You have to seek out a tv show on a streaming service.

exactly, pulling of those shows have nothing to do with protecting minorities from the kind of harmful imagery these shows had, but protecting said shows and white people from being called out in the future. dont hide your hand, yall knew exactly what yall were doing with those episodes, just be prepared to explain…

Speaking of Sousa, I’m a big fan, but him sitting down to watch Daisy in the healing pod is creepy.