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  • there were plenty of "visible" stops/detours that could be made with the storylines of those 2 shows to keep them going though. (Regardless of outside issues like ratings or dumb execs)

    With Pluribus not so much. (Not without drastically changing what the show is)

    I'm loving Pluribus, but they've kinda prematurely blown their load with a couple of (pontential) story lines. We've seen Carol go "nuts" because of loneliness. Manousos made his journey and is meeting up with her next episode.

    Im sure Vince has a plan, but that doesn't mean it's a good one - or even if it is that it will be successful.

    People are people. Nobody is perfect - everyone makes mistakes/missteps. No one makes 100% of the shots they take.

  • As it stands I dont see how it could go on for 4 seasons. Unless seasons 2 and 3 are nothing but filler. Or like 2 episodes long.

    It just feels like a 2 season show no matter how the story resolves (Carol wins or Carol loses).

  • Even if the kid was throwing stones it still wouldn't justify killing him.

  • I just wanna say I adore Carol Kane.

  • I thought Carol maybe figured out a way to get the person back for a second by making Them focus on their hosts originality.

  • Miez is playing Hauissh with you. (And totally winning)

  • SeaQuest unfortunately gets weird towards the end. But i loved it anyways. I thought Darwin was so damn cool lol.

  • If I could only pick one and it were to be "locked in" for life - I'd have to go with Deep Space Nine.

    I understand why people say Babylon 5, but for me it's a bit too "rough around the edges" to be an all time #1.

    I could argue DS9 is a bit of a cheat answer due to it being Star Trek, however even if it were in a vacuum I think it'd still be my number one. There are just too many singular episodes that stand out with a great overarching storyline to boot.

  • At least theres a bunch of episodes. Its a shame Stana and Nathan had issues as it really hurts the last couple of seasons.

  • I was onboard with season 3 and was ok with 4 until they did Maeve so damn dirty. After that I said "fuck this show".

  • To bad they thought people were more intersted in family drama then friggin dinosaurs.

  • I didn't bother watching it. Just seemed like a dumb idea.

    All the shit they and the rest of the NCIS team went through as "super cops" just to have these two have to handle shit on their own seemed really forced - just like bringing Ziva back to life on the main show.

  • I'm not surprised. It wasn't bad, but it didn't seem to know what kind of show it wanted to be.

  • What are you talking about? Dramedy has been in use as shorthand for comedy-dramas for as long as I can remember. Or is the show not a dramedy?

  • Finished up Harry's Law. Decided to check out the new Matlock as a result and holy shit I really like it.

    So much so I binged it over a couple of days.

    Shame about the shit that went down behind the scenes though - hopefully the show can handle the pivoting required.

  • Im gonna have to check that out. I gave up on fox years ago because of their hard-on for canceling shows.

  • Well books are more likely to be damaged if they are just in a pile whereas dvd and candy boxes aren't.

    Also some bookstores do indeed look like a tornado just came through - just not corporate chains like barnes and nobles.

  • I like Luke Tennie in "Shrinking" will be interesting to see him in a more serious role.

    I've seen Travis Van Winkle in a few things and enjoyed his roles.

    The other 2 are blanks to me, but no doubt they will do well.

  • Plenty in reality, but for this thread I will say "Into the Badlands". It was a fun and gorgeous show with good action scenes.