I need to wach Justified.
Yep. Season 2 is one of the greatest seasons of television ever produced.
Goggins is so fucking good and I love all the Deadwood reunions.
Spoil me:Is Ian McShane on the show at some point?
Goggins is so fucking good and I love all the Deadwood reunions.
Spoil me:Is Ian McShane on the show at some point?
I need to put it on my today listAnd it is actually a pretty decent show with a couple of pretty good social commentary storylines.
I only got 2-3 episodes in to Justified and wasn't getting the love.
Okay I'll give it another shotThe series made the fatal mistake of staring off as a procedural, but around the half way point it becomes more serialized and skyrockets in quality
Their sub numbers are in the low 6 figures? Hmm. I'm going to stand firm with my theory that Sesso is almost completely supported by the comedians that have shows on there and their friends watching the shows they're creating. It's like YouTube, but just the L.A. comic scene lol.
I always wondered who Seeso was for
Okay I'll give it another shot
A series of mid-level executives at NBC who wanted to run a vanity project?
A small cadre of alt-alt-alt-comics who weren't getting specials at the 850 other places who do comedy specials?
The same 200 people who buy tickets to UCB Sunset improv shows every week?
Now, can you explain Crackle?
I looked this up and I can't believe that a show like this is happening in 2017.ABCs boyband is catering to my interests strongly this summer. Guess I have a Thursday night shpw this summer
Time Warner has agreed to a $100 million program development deal with Snap, the Wall Street Journal reports sending shares in the owner of Snapchat up about 2.5% in mid-day trading.
The companies reportedly will jointly develop up to 10 shows a year, including scripted comedies and dramas, with Time Warner committing to buy ads on Snap over the next two years for HBO, Warner Bros, and its Turner networks.
lol live action Utapri?ABCs boyband is catering to my interests strongly this summer. Guess I have a Thursday night shpw this summer
Talks between CMT and producers 20th Century Fox Television have broken down and the former ABC comedy starring Tim Allen will not be revived at the Viacom-owned cable network. It's unclear if another potential home for the series will emerge. CMT and 20th TV declined comment.
We found out the mythbusters hate duct tapeMan the throwback weekend Discovery Channel is doing was weird but so damn nostalgic.
Mythbusters
Monster Garage
American Chopper
only thing missing from that era was Junkyard Wars.
Weird part is that they actually filmed new stuff to go with these episodes
I think CMT used all their phoenix downs for Nashville
Shouldn't they have jumped on Mike Rowe's show when CNN "agreed" to part ways with him?Time to move on to my counter-conspiracy theory that CMT only entered in to discussions for Last Man Standing so that they can bow out but win brownie points with right wingers.
The series made the fatal mistake of staring off as a procedural, but around the half way point it becomes more serialized and skyrockets in quality
Shouldn't they have jumped on Mike Rowe's show when CNN "agreed" to part ways with him?
To be fair he's much more neutral and is probably much closer to a traditional Republican than the new style ones we have now. Rowe said that he took the show off CNN to avoid "politics" though, so yeah.What did Mike rowe say?
First episode of Cardinal almost put me to sleep but after going though the rest I'm surprised at how great it turned out. I might be biased since it's Canadian but nonetheless, good shit.
Glad to see they decided to make a second and third season. I think it's available on Hulu for those of you in the US.
'Wayward Sisters' will air as a backdoor pilot in the upcoming 13th season.
The CW is mounting yet another attempt at a Supernatural spinoff.
It has tapped the show's favorite Kim Rhodes to star in a potential spinoff of the long-running genre drama, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
Titled Wayward Sisters, the backdoor pilot will air as a planted episode in Supernatural's forthcoming 13th season. The potential offshoot tells the story of Sheriff Jody Mills (Rhodes) and a group of troubled young women, all of them orphaned by supernatural tragedy. Under Mills' protection, they emerge as a supreme monster-fighting force.
Too be fair he actually cares about the working class, instead of paying lip service.To be fair he's much more neutral and is probably much closer to a traditional Republican than the new style ones we have now. Rowe said that he took the show off CNN to avoid "politics" though, so yeah.
Funny enough, he guest starred on Last Man Standing as Allen's character's brother. lol
God I wish the other one had gone through, the one about supernaturals living in the city.http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/supernatural-spinoff-kim-rhodes-works-at-cw-1015148
Awesome news for Supernatural fans. This is what they should have done for the previous attempt at a spin-off: use a fan favorite character instead of introducing random people that no one cares about.
God I wish the other one had gone through, the one about supernaturals living in the city.
It's crazy Supernatural hadn't had spinoff yet
The idea for Bloodlines was interesting but the backdoor pilot was bad, one of the series worst episodes. The characters just didn't work and it felt more like The Originals than Supernatural.
This one should be a pretty sure bet though.
I will take your word for it, I am a lapsed viewer. I haven't seen an ep since they killed Kevin
Might be worth marathoning. The second half of season 9, after his death, is one of the most frustrating points in the series. Season 10 is overall a step up. Then season 11 is one of the best seasons of the show and it goes back to some of the topics of seasons 4 and 5.
Season 12, which just went up on Netflix, was great as well.