Grizzlyjin
Supersonic, idiotic, disconnecting, not respecting, who would really ever wanna go and top that
Ten Days. I was actually expecting ABC to have just yanked it by now.
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2017-18 TV Season Cancellations: Guess which woman's late night show got cancelled
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Ten Days. I was actually expecting ABC to have just yanked it by now.
lol Snapchat is at MipCom trying to do the whole "Snapchat original shows" thing again,
~~Because it went so well the last time.~~
And honestly I wouldn't write about this but I stumbled across a video from their presentation and it is aggressively awful. Trigger warning: It uses the term "snapchatters" as if it was a thing.
~~Because it went so well the last time.~~
And honestly I wouldn't write about this but I stumbled across a video from their presentation and it is aggressively awful. Trigger warning: It uses the term "snapchatters" as if it was a thing.
Yes having it all in house (production+distribution) is usually more profitable. Also Network Ten was coming off a stint of mismanagement (courtesy of a Murdoch) so it was ""cheap"".
dead souls
Member
Yep. As others have noted Valor will air out its order before it disappears into the ether.
I don't know about you all but I am getting a bit tired of JTV and CExG. Neither shows feel fun any more, the direction they are taking is ludicrous even by their own standards. Just does not have the same magic and quirkiness as the first season. At this point, I'd be ok if they are not renewed after this year.
CrichtonKicks
Member
CW seems to be doing quite well with their existing shows. Outside of that insane Riverdale bump its impressive how well their other shows are holding steady.
Except for Supergirl.
I know professionals who are getting ready to pitch script 'stuff' to Snapchat.
Mindboggling.
It's been consuming my thoughts so much recently I was toying with the idea of starting a web series OT to stick all this stuff in.
We dropped JTV after the big you know what last season. Felt like a totally different show after. And there was no longer an story end goal to root for in the same way. (Note: I am not talking about Jane
no longer being a virgin,
the death of her husband Michael.
I... don't know why Snapchat wants to get into that
Like nothing about their platform screams I wanna see this show
Razgriz-Specter
Member
Let that be a lesson to not dump on the namesake of the IP you are currently mining for your series...(show has way more issues than that though sadly)
We did as well, shortly after. Even though
Michael sucked, the show just plain wasn't as good.
There are probably a few international sales for Valor to justify finishing it off, and CW don't have any thing to replace it with likely to do much better.
Neither of those two saving graces apply to 10 Days.
Dedication Through Light
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ABC has no reason to not let 10 days end at 10 episodes though.
Oh wow, you guys dropped it too? I didn't realize that. We liked
Michael
Which sucks because it was one of our go-to shows.I dropped every CW show I was still watching except Riverdale and Flash, probably won't last that much longer on the latter, but I like the actors so why not give it a shot for a little while.
Most of that is superhero fatigue though, I have little interest in watching any superhero movies or shows rn.
JTV and Crazy are shows I haven't really missed while they were gone, so now is a good time to eliminate them and free up some time.
Most of that is superhero fatigue though, I have little interest in watching any superhero movies or shows rn.
JTV and Crazy are shows I haven't really missed while they were gone, so now is a good time to eliminate them and free up some time.
They could probably air a rerun of an old episode of Shark Tank and get better ratings.
ABC should just release the remaining episodes of Ten Days in the Valley on their app and treat it as an "exclusive streaming series" / binge watch type thing.
Seems preferable to burning off the episodes on Saturday nights during the Summer or whatever. Fans get closure, network gets to push their app/streaming service, etc. Not sure why this isn't a common practice these days.
Seems preferable to burning off the episodes on Saturday nights during the Summer or whatever. Fans get closure, network gets to push their app/streaming service, etc. Not sure why this isn't a common practice these days.
Dedication Through Light
Member
If people are not watching on tv, then I dont think people really search out the show on the app.
Jason Frost
Member
Like I previously said in this thread:
Is it true that Ten Days in the Valley is only ten episodes?
The show seems to be one episode for each day, so even if it's cancelled, the story will be completed.
Oh wow, you guys dropped it too? I didn't realize that. We likedmore than you did, but very much agreed, the show was nowhere near as compelling afterwards.Michael
The fact that I got my husband to watch a romantic comedy show as much as I did was a minor miracle in itself. Was fun while it lasted.
Hopefully this a turnaround point for Amazon Studios in more ways than one.
Grizzlyjin
Supersonic, idiotic, disconnecting, not respecting, who would really ever wanna go and top that
wtf is Slasher, also wtf is Chiller.
You guys have way too many channels man
And yet most of them just air Law & Order: SVU marathons. Chiller is a horror specific channel. Really just old syndicated episodes of sci-fi/horror tv shows and horror films. It's almost entirely pointless with Netflix being what it is...
We used to have a detective show specific channel called Sleuth aka Cloo. They did all day House M.D. marathons, which was cool.
The (admittedly tiny) audience watching it would want to see how the story ends though. And having all the episodes available might even convince some fence-sitters to sample the show.
Dunno, to me it seems like a decent way to somewhat salvage a failed TV series.
RastaMentality
Banned
I dont watch the show but a ton of people I know watched Riverdale this summer. It definitely got the Netflix bump.
You should try the show. It's rad, albeit I wasn't big on the pilot.
Nostalgia coming in hot. No Bojack in the top 20 makes me sad, though. But those are definitely impressive numbers within 24 hours of release!
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Way! lol
I wonder if it works the other way. I really think Australian Masterchef and Australian Survivor are infinitely superior to their American counterparts, and it would be hilarious if they just aired those on CBS as burn off summer shows to fill time. I wonder if they can even do that. lol
(Hell, just air Australian Bachelor as well because why not lol)
Pity the actor who played Lahey died the other day.
PHOENIXZERO
Member
Bojack gets too depressing for me to go through in 24 hours. I gotta space it out at least over a couple days.
Leona Lewis
Banned
There was an entire Jane the Virgin interlude in this thread and I missed it?
But as hard as it is for me to admit, the show needs to end and let Gina join Tatiana Maslany in the land of incredible television actresses who should've been in movies a long ass time ago. It really has nothing else to communicate, and already did its job for CW.
But as hard as it is for me to admit, the show needs to end and let Gina join Tatiana Maslany in the land of incredible television actresses who should've been in movies a long ass time ago. It really has nothing else to communicate, and already did its job for CW.
Yo, Gilmore Girls in #1! I'm definitely guilty of binge-ing that one in less than a day.
Senteevs
Member
What? This better be a bad joke.
Sadly no, John Dunsworth has passed away.
Fly free you magnificent shithawk to that big liquor store in the sky.
It's also an easier binge at only 6 hours than most of those.
Facebook's first foray into scripted TV is going to be the Skam remake!
Kind of makes sense, because of the show's format but will be interesting to see how/if it pans out.
Kind of makes sense, because of the show's format but will be interesting to see how/if it pans out.
Not well would be my guess.
I think I have explained how Skam works before but I'll go over it again;
Short clips are uploaded "in real time" (i.e. a clip that takes place on Tuesday 2pm gets uploaded on Tuesday at 2pm). With all of the week's clips being folded into an episode at the end of each week.
There are also social media posts uploaded in the same manner which are made by the characters. So each character have instagram accounts, etc.
So it plays to the supposed strength of Facebook, but I wonder how their Facebook Watch service will be integrated in Facebook/instagram. Even if (and that's a big if) the show is good it can't surmount a bad service.
edit: From Deadline's article so y'all can understand just how big Skam was:
2nd edit: you know what, burn it all down:
What could possibly go wrong Facebook? You can't say you did notsee it coming considering Youtube's issues with advertisers and the content they chose to not curate.
It was also an ending to the series sixteen years on. The final four words hype was huge. In retrospect maybe it was better we didnt get them lol.
Further continuation anytime soon isnt happening anytime soon as Amazon snapped up Amy and Dan for years with the multi season pickup and development deal. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisels pilot is phenomenal and everyone should check it out when it drops Nov 29th.
Actually, Amy could make more Gilmore episodes despite the Amazon deal: http://tvline.com/2017/09/26/gilmore-girls-second-revival-netflix-amy-sherman-palladino/
The other way meaning Aus produced things for the US or? I'm not really following.
Sure it is possible they could send shows back across the pond, but I was mainly focusing on the business side and whether or not it is better to have a middleman (and usually that answer is no), same reason why shows being produced by the networks own studios fare a better chance at getting renewed than shows made by external production studios.
also, via Variety:
Dedication Through Light
Member
I always wonder if fastest watched correlates with most watched at the end of longer endpoints.
No voltron is sad.
The format and its popularity in another country have no bearing on my opinion. I don't believe people in the US (at least) are inclined to consume media in that format on Facebook (and likely won't be looking for it) and I totally expect it to bomb hard core.
Feel free to quote this post if it becomes a massive phenomenon over here, though.
Oh interesting, I missed that. Probably because Ausiello posts fifty Palladino articles a week and it's hard to keep up.
firehawk12
Subete no aware
Yeah, it's strange because Masterchef Australia is probably the most sold version of Masterchef in international markets, but it doesn't air in North America in any channel. I have no idea who "owns" licensed formats (Ten, or the original license holder?) but it would be neat if CBS suddenly had access to all this Australian content that they could dump on All Access, if nothing else, to expose people here to it.
Although, right now I watch Ten shows for free via their website... so more likely they'll just put everything behind a paywall and I'm screwed since I'm not going to subscribe to an Australian-only version of All Access.
Grizzlyjin
Supersonic, idiotic, disconnecting, not respecting, who would really ever wanna go and top that
I wonder if The CW will ever have another hit as big as The Flash. Maybe Riverdale's audience will keep growing and get there?
Razgriz-Specter
Member
Lethal Weapon is so good,
never expected childhood flashbacks or deep emotional stuff from the family side stuff.
never expected childhood flashbacks or deep emotional stuff from the family side stuff.
KonradLaw
Member
I wonder if The CW will ever have another hit as big as The Flash. Maybe Riverdale's audience will keep growing and get there?
They will when they get Hellblazer tv shows, combining the appeals of both Supernatural and Arrowverse audiences!
No, they probably won't have anything as big as Flash was