It was struck from the schedule hours before it was intending to air a season they’ve been advertising the premiere of, replaced by one of at least 6 rerun episodes of Big Bang Theory it will air this evening. What part of that sounds like perfectly normal “we’re planning to take the network in another direction”?

Wildly underrated sitcom

Game Night was fantastic. I know in my head that the joke would have worn out its welcome, but my heart wanted another 20 minutes of Rachel McAdams goofing around with a gun she thinks is fake.

So we agree that he’s an asshole. Got it.

Honey, baby, I’m a man, sweetie. And as a man, I’m saying that man’s behavior is super shitty.

And his cover is “I wanted to talk to her about getting a choreographer we both like hired by the show”? That’s insane. On what planet does a contestant on the game show have influence over people hired by the production staff?

Are you replying to the wrong comment? Literally the entire thrust of my post was that People magazine’s source is irrelevant, because Morrison’s “defense” is to describe inappropriate behavior. My source that Matthew Morrison behaved inappropriately is Matthew Morrison.

Anonymous source: he was fired for sending flirty DMs to a contestant who felt uncomfortable

Her sexuality isn’t explicit, but the pride pin and “amor es amor es amor” scrawled across her jacket certainly imply pretty strongly.

And you can wash that down with this.

Nancy Drew was renewed back in March.

So it’s a casino game for the home. I think you’ll find that casinos are often popular for groups of friends to visit.

So it’s a casino game for the home. I think you’ll find that casinos are often popular for groups of friends to…

I think most of the time when a novelist moves into writing for comics, they don’t respect the fact that it’s a new and different skill they have to learn. I don’t know if I’d say writing for comics is harder than writing prose, but it is certainly also hard, and in different ways. The language of panel flow and page…

It’s worth mentioning that the conversation in the Hall makes it clear that the show has changed the Blue’s remit to being the spymasters. It’s a good change, because when the show debuted I tested myself on whether I could still remember all 7 Ajahs. The only one that stumped me was Blue, because all I could think…

...and then she became The Phoenix.

And 650 years is the time it took for Bubonic Plague to go from “has a very good chance to kill you unless treated” to “oh, wait, it’s still that virulent.”

I don’t feel like you understood my post at all.

Skipping over all the many, very good, reasons not to want to watch this at all which have been iterated in the other comments, but also: isn’t what the subjects of the docuseries have been up to since last season LITERALLY WHAT THE SECOND SEASON IS ABOUT?

It was 90% likely to be staged until

Reminds me they announced a sequel to Free Guy, a movie where the villain is pursuing a cheap cash-grab sequel to an existing IP over genuine creativity.