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What's a website that I can say "I watch these shows" and then it makes an iCal or exchange calendar for me to subscribe to so I know when all my shows air?
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The Iron Rose posted:I'll give it this much that's one of the best pilots I've ever seen, drat. Nah. He's a better person than most goons.
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Boris Galerkin posted:What's a website that I can say "I watch these shows" and then it makes an iCal or exchange calendar for me to subscribe to so I know when all my shows air? next-episode.net
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Why have you done this thing?
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less laughter posted:next-episode.net POG!
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Okay, it's Netflix day at the winter TCA press tour, which means a whole bunch of announcements and release dates. The big one, however expected, is that Jessica Jones is renewed for Season 2. Anyway, here's what the year looks like for Netflix so far (bold titles are new announcements):
I imagine The Wachowskis/Straczynski are gonna take their time developing the second season of Sense8, but I kinda wonder what's going on with Luke Cage and Bloodline. DivisionPost fucked around with this message at 18:53 on Jan 17, 2016 |
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DivisionPost posted:Okay, it's Netflix day at the winter TCA press tour, which means a whole bunch of announcements and release dates. The big one, however expected, is that Jessica Jones is renewed for Season 2. Is that everything for the year or is there likely to be more? I have no idea how long TV realistically takes to make, but is there any chance of Unfortunate Events hitting this year given that they're still in the casting stage?
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Jan 17, 2016 18:46
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Steve2911 posted:Is that everything for the year or is there likely to be more? There's already more; I just updated my post.
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Also, Ted Sardanos responded to NBC's callout by claiming that the 18-49 demographic is advertiser-driven, and therefore means nothing to Netflix. "Why would NBC use their lunch with you to talk about our ratings?" he asked during the executive session. "Maybe it's more fun than talking about NBC's ratings."
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Jan 17, 2016 18:59
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Steve2911 posted:Why have you done this thing? The fact that they made an adaptation of Peep Show that doesn't have the actual gimmick that gives it its title would be a hilarious joke if it wasn't real. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q-U2THOF00
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Wow Love comes out much sooner than I was expecting. I thought Apatow was involved creatively though so it's kind of a bummer he's not
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Escobarbarian posted:I thought Apatow was involved creatively though so it's kind of a bummer he's not He's also a writer on it.
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The Iron Rose posted:on a scale of 1 to 10 how self righteously antiestablishment is Mr. Robot. I really liked person of interest for managing to avoid that trope, and apparently Mr. Robot is fantastic, but the premise being "dude joins anarchist hactivist group" gives me some pause It's obscenely antiestablishment for a very long time but in the final third of the season it reveals that all the antiestablishment hectoring was building to a more important point It's not a story about dudes raging against the system even though it seems like one for a vast majority of the season. It's a story about how people perceive others and themselves, essentially a story about how every one of is is the star of the narrative that we author that is our life So yeah, I sorta quit at episode 6 the first time because I sincerely thought that that's all mr. Robot wanted to say (because, to be fair, that's all it was saying) but the final three episodes brought me back on board
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DivisionPost posted:but I kinda wonder what's going on with Luke Cage and Bloodline. Luke Cage is probably going to be Oct - Dec release. That's around when DD and JJ released their S1s iirc.
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Coffeehitler posted:Luke Cage is probably going to be Oct - Dec release. That's around when DD and JJ released their S1s iirc. Daredevil came out around April time and Jessica Jones 6 months later.
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whowhatwhere posted:....self-righteously I'd say 1-3, but it's very anti-establishment. Dude you're misremembering how often Elliot rants in the first 3/4 of the season how deadened and superficial the people around him are and how he's the only one who Really Gets It, I mean seriously that's kinda the point of the final act, to juxtapose Elliot's constant holier-than-thou speechifying with the unpleasant reality of what happens The show attempts to undercut Elliot's ranting with him going "but I'm dead inside so I'm not any better" but it's all very clearly him attempting to, badly, build a forced equivalence. Most of the season Elliot is steadfast that he's right and better than everyone else around him because he sees Evil Corp for what they really are, he's the only one speaking truth to power
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At a recent X-FILES event, Glen Morgan revealed that he tried to use the family from 'Home' in an episode of MILLENNIUM, but was told point blank by Fox that "Those people will never appear on our network again."
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DivisionPost posted:Also, Ted Sardanos responded to NBC's callout by claiming that the 18-49 demographic is advertiser-driven, and therefore means nothing to Netflix. "Why would NBC use their lunch with you to talk about our ratings?" he asked during the executive session. "Maybe it's more fun than talking about NBC's ratings." quote:The ratings estimates that NBC presented Wednesday were based on numbers from technology company Symphony, which measured TV viewership among a sample group using software loaded on to users’ phones that tracks viewership by capturing the soundtrack of the programs they watch.
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Jan 17, 2016 21:37
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DrVenkman posted:At a recent X-FILES event, Glen Morgan revealed that he tried to use the family from 'Home' in an episode of MILLENNIUM, but was told point blank by Fox that "Those people will never appear on our network again." I wonder if the people who told him that still work at Fox.
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this is airing tonight on HBO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKR3je-Ldng FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK for reference this is godfather parts I and II, all in high-def, with cut footage from the theatrical cuts, airing in chronological order
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Toxxupation posted:this is airing tonight on HBO If you're pissed you're going to be missing it, it's going to be airing next Saturday at 9:00 pm as well.
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DivisionPost posted:Okay, it's Netflix day at the winter TCA press tour, which means a whole bunch of announcements and release dates. The big one, however expected, is that Jessica Jones is renewed for Season 2. Jessica Jones S2 is ace news! Besides that I want to be excited about another Elisha Cuthbert sitcom but Ashton Kutcher  I'd expect Luke Cage to hit a similar time in the year as JJ did last year. Daredevil's coming out almost bang on a year later and Marvel's production capabilities can only stretch so far
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DrVenkman posted:At a recent X-FILES event, Glen Morgan revealed that he tried to use the family from 'Home' in an episode of MILLENNIUM, but was told point blank by Fox that "Those people will never appear on our network again." Isn't there an episode of the new series called "Home Again"?
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Boris Galerkin posted:What's a website that I can say "I watch these shows" and then it makes an iCal or exchange calendar for me to subscribe to so I know when all my shows air? Also, is there one that will list when seasons finish, for the people that like to wait and binge?
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Reminder that starting in an hour and a half TBS is going to marathon the entire first season of Angie Tribeca over 25 hours (there are only ten episodes so they're showing it five times.)
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muscles like this? posted:Reminder that starting in an hour and a half TBS is going to marathon the entire first season of Angie Tribeca over 25 hours (there are only ten episodes so they're showing it five times.) why
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It was massively delayed for some reason and so they have the second season all ready already. They also joked that after the first season they have ten more seasons of one episode each.
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Don't forget club de cuervos 2
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muscles like this? posted:Reminder that starting in an hour and a half TBS is going to marathon the entire first season of Angie Tribeca over 25 hours (there are only ten episodes so they're showing it five times.) I would recommend skipping out on that. Having seen the first episode it commits the number one unforgivable sin that a parody/farce can commit. It tries way way way too hard.
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Rarity posted:Jessica Jones S2 is ace news! Besides that I want to be excited about another Elisha Cuthbert sitcom but Ashton Kutcher Well, funny enough, a couple of top TV critics -- including Daniel Fienberg and Todd Van Der Werff -- claim they kinda dug the first episode or so without really elaborating. However, I started to get a picture of what they were responding to once someone pointed out that the show was co-created by Don Reo, the mad genius responsible for season 4 of the fox sitcom Til' Death. I call him a mad genius, but I don't have any firsthand experience with that. I've seen one episode of Til' Death from its first season. I was one of those weird, lame college students who didn't know how to score any weed (still don't), so when I was bored, I looked to the TV. I turned on the series premiere because I liked Brad Garrett, and it was pretty much what you'd expect from a multi-camera sitcom about a middle-aged married couple. I ended up writing it off, and ultimately forgot that it existed... ...until I read this article, which laid out just how loving WHACKED the show had gotten in its 4th and final season. Seriously, if you don't know the poo poo they pulled, read about it. Apparently afterwards he linked up with Two and a Half Men, but any show he creates I'm immediately curious about as a result of that article. DivisionPost fucked around with this message at 02:00 on Jan 18, 2016 |
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Aww, poo poo, Netflix just renewed Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt for season 3!
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DivisionPost posted:Well, funny enough, a couple of top TV critics -- including Daniel Fienberg and Todd Van Der Werff -- claim they kinda dug the first episode or so without really elaborating. However, I started to get a picture of what they were responding to once someone pointed out that the show was co-created by Don Reo, the mad genius responsible for season 4 of the fox sitcom Til' Death. He's also the guy who created Blossom, Action and the John Larroquette show so he's basically a crazy person
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Angie Tribeca thread because of course.
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Toxxupation posted:Dude you're misremembering how often Elliot rants in the first 3/4 of the season how deadened and superficial the people around him are and how he's the only one who Really Gets It, I mean seriously that's kinda the point of the final act, to juxtapose Elliot's constant holier-than-thou speechifying with the unpleasant reality of what happens I'm not, I was trying to talk about the season as a whole without blatantly talking about the entire arc.
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Snak posted:Yeah but celebrities having dumb views validates regular people who have dumb views. Yeah, but again, those views are rendered moot by making major vaccinations mandatory. It's really not a thing to be left to free choice. The new X-Files premieres this week right?
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Angie Tribeca loving rocks BTW
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DivisionPost posted:Angie Tribeca loving rocks BTW Is the first episode not a good indicator of the quality of the show? Because it was like someone saw Police Squad and tried really hard to imitate it but just didn't get what worked about it. I mean I love parody and I thought it was godawful. Which is a shame because it has a talented cast. It's just trying way too heard and forcing cliche jokes (the fake CSI intro) and repeating terrible jokes that didn't land the first time (the ridiculous faux Ford.com product placements).
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X-O posted:Is the first episode not a good indicator of the quality of the show? Because it was like someone saw Police Squad and tried really hard to imitate it but just didn't get what worked about it. I mean I love parody and I thought it was godawful. Which is a shame because it has a talented cast. It's just trying way too heard and forcing cliche jokes (the fake CSI intro) and repeating terrible jokes that didn't land the first time (the ridiculous faux Ford.com product placements). The first 3 episodes were kinda mediocre. It gets better.
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