Canceling a show almost always means "after the Nth season"
I would submit that on prime cable networks, it literally always means this
Canceling a show almost always means "after the Nth season"
Why? Did Ozymandius do something truly unconscionable, like misusing Dr. Manhattan’s pronouns?
Yeah, it came up in scrum this morning. I feel like the world is slightly less absurd now (and not in a good way).
Am holding out new space TV hopes for Steve Carrell's new space farce, Space Force.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z0RxTEJRkcKhaos wrote:i just watched a netflix stand up comedy thing by bo... bo someone
it was amazing. highly recommend
yeah he's real good. that closing act ftw
Yep. The entire cast was good in that. He was great.
I haven't watched the finale yet (tonight), but I've been a bit disappointed with the back half of the season. While there were some great moments, they've really been a little too neat in wrapping things up. Last week for example. The entire idea of the afterlife is that it is infinity. The scenario they posed was hampered by the writer's inability to comprehend what the infinite might be like, hence the entire premise was a bit lacking, and the solution was entirely too trite.
that was a great background gag yeah