• Hey, guest user. Hope you're enjoying NeoGAF! Have you considered registering for an account? Come join us and add your take to the daily discourse.

2014-15 TV Cancellations: Under the Dome canned, what will CBS do with CG cows next?

Status
Not open for further replies.

The Real Abed

Perma-Junior
Community had a fine enough finale. It's wrong to say it was cancelled in the same vein as something like Hannibal. They ended it on their own terms. And they made it quite clear that they didn't know whether they'd want to continue with one more season or not and made it quite plain that they probably wouldn't do a season.

It had as natural of an ending as you can give a show about a college where everyone has been going for 6 years. Eventually it just gets ridiculous. At least they got to give it a finale that actually finalizes things. I'd say it ended on its own terms. It was not cancelled. The cancellation is just a formality to finalize it in the minds of the fans so people can drop all hope for another season that the creators already knew wouldn't be happening anyway.
 

beat

Member
At the time Community started - and even now - weren't/aren't seven year contracts more common? I wonder why Sony went with six year contracts instead.
 

AniHawk

Member
Community had a fine enough finale. It's wrong to say it was cancelled in the same vein as something like Hannibal. They ended it on their own terms. And they made it quite clear that they didn't know whether they'd want to continue with one more season or not and made it quite plain that they probably wouldn't do a season.

It had as natural of an ending as you can give a show about a college where everyone has been going for 6 years. Eventually it just gets ridiculous. At least they got to give it a finale that actually finalizes things. I'd say it ended on its own terms. It was not cancelled. The cancellation is just a formality to finalize it in the minds of the fans so people can drop all hope for another season that the creators already knew wouldn't be happening anyway.

i think the show ended on the best series finale it had, out of the three that were intended to be series finales. it wasn't rushed like 3's, and it wasn't bland like 4's. season 6's ending had the most sincerity to it, and was satisfying for it.
 
Public Morals posters are kinda awesome.
f9a1ad12e0ce6db5d2c0a5eb6707d100.jpg

89d74a46c5552232675af0c61243b7b8.jpg

09f3c97493b386ece1439dc2ca149420.jpg

4cdea1f41b453f2c11fc4354b38b3d9f.jpg

44208f4c20cb282d97e63695f440c457.jpg
 
They aren't "kinda awesome", they're absolutely fucking fantastic and I want them all. Too bad that the series itself reminds me a lot of Mob City which wasn't particularly good.
Yeah. I'm not sure if it will be good. We'll see. But the show interests me.
Also it looks too digital and clean, and it needs a bigger budget.
 

Future

Member
Community was on yahoo? Ha, didn't even know yahoo had any videos at all. I don't think I've ever seen anything on yahoo
 

ivysaur12

Banned
Cerie Xerox is in a new show?!

Also, the main poster for Public Morals:

p10780534_b_v7_aa.jpg


And, like, wasn't this show on also on TNT a few years ago? And called Mob City? What's the difference? (I realize there's actually a difference because these are two different shows, but, c'mon).
 

firehawk12

Subete no aware
At the time Community started - and even now - weren't/aren't seven year contracts more common? I wonder why Sony went with six year contracts instead.
I want to say 6 is a standard because even the modern Star Trek shows had 6 year contracts for the actors (which is why Terry Ferrel was able to leave DS9 for Becker).
 

ivysaur12

Banned
Hrm, that probably explains why some shows have that awkward transition phase when the show seems successful but they end up replacing writers in spite of that.

Nah, not really. It's not like you have to keep anyone for 3 years or that people necessarily need to stay if they don't want to (though that gets a bit dicier).
 

firehawk12

Subete no aware
Nah, not really. It's not like you have to keep anyone for 3 years or that people necessarily need to stay if they don't want to (though that gets a bit dicier).
Ahh, I guess that's probably the easier answer to why staff changes happen. lol

It was absolut horrible, by far the worst season and even season 4 was only saved by the darkest timelime episode.
I don't have a comment on the quality of the show, but Dan on his podcast made it seem like he was ready to be done with the show as he was working on it.
 

Sober

Member
Wait, I thought Katrina Bowden only existed to be a joke character in everything, she has a serious role? Now I'm intrigued.
 
It was absolut horrible, by far the worst season and even season 4 was only saved by the darkest timelime episode.

I completely agree, everything after season 3 is shit to me, couldn't even bother to finish the last season and it was my favorite Tv show at one point.
 
Trying to decide my favorite 30 Rock joke would be like trying to decide which of my children was my favorite if I liked kids and anybody wanted to procreate with me.

And if you managed to have hundreds of kids

Edit: Was Katrina Bowden 17 when they started 30 Rock??
 

VanWinkle

Member
Community seasons 1-3 were by far the best (and the only ones that are full seasons; don't know if that played a part or not). 4 was terrible, 5 was mediocre, and 6 was good. I loved the show but I'm ready for it to be done.
 

Dan

No longer boycotting the Wolfenstein franchise
I would assume 2015 will top last year by a healthy margin with nearly 5 months left to go. It really is insane.
 
I would assume 2015 will top last year by a healthy margin with nearly 5 months left to go. It really is insane.

Insane is right. I keep telling myself I'll cut back on some of the shows I watch but I almost never do.

Spitters are quitters, and I certainly wouldn't want to strike anyone as a quitter.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top Bottom