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Kind of odd that Lifetime never got their show off the ground. I don't think they even got as far as casting, they just announced it with a premise (Clarice doing FBI stuff) and then nothing happened.
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Maybe they realized a show about Clarice that isn't able to feature Hannibal is worthless. e: unrelated, but is there no Orphan Black thread this year? Season's really good. esperterra fucked around with this message at 21:26 on Aug 9, 2017 |
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Instead of Hannibal Lector, she teams up with Hannibal Burress and it's now a buddy cop comedy.
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muscles like this! posted:Kind of odd that Lifetime never got their show off the ground. I don't think they even got as far as casting, they just announced it with a premise (Clarice doing FBI stuff) and then nothing happened. It's not really their wheelhouse though.
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Jeez, didn't Seeso just start up like last year?
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Jeez, didn't Seeso just start up like last year? Last January, yep
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gently caress me, no word on Take My Wife?
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Yeah it's a shame. I was hoping that having their streams available on the Amazon platform for cheap might be enough to get a subscriber base to keep them alive. You gotta wonder how niche companies can really exist even with opportunities like that.
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So TBS has been pretty much killing it with comedies lately, but man, The Guest Book seems awful so far. I'm halfway into the 1st episode and so far so bad. I'll give it a few episodes to figure itself out, hopefully it improves.
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That's a shame, the commercials made it look interesting at least. I'll lower expectations and see what's up. And yeah TBS have been doing good, still digging People of Earth a lot.
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DivisionPost posted:gently caress me, no word on Take My Wife? https://twitter.com/PFTompkins/status/895126592191582208
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Oh babyquote:The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, a new Netflix original project to be written and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen, and produced by Annapurna Television, is coming in 2018 for Netflix members around the world. That sounds sick. Have the Coens done a traditional western before?
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I think I'm the only person in the country who just doesn't care about westerns in the slightest. It's like they made west world just for me, by filling it with robots and setting it in the future. It's the only way I'd watch it.
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Chris James 2 posted:
Well, I guess my subscription plus the thirteen others weren’t enough. At least I discovered the McElroy Brothers through it. , gone before its time 
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The Coens aren't making a traditional anything. Though I think doing a TV show is harder than some movie people think it is. Woody Allen's thing sucked.
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https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/895053474513080321 Oh no my rewatch brought it back My thing is that I don't see this succeeding very well because we already know the broad strokes of what happens from her POV and there's only the one relationship she had from when the original HIMYM started to when it ended Plus they're all older and probably wouldn't look like early-to-mid 20's people
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Mu Zeta posted:The Coens aren't making a traditional anything. Though I think doing a TV show is harder than some movie people think it is. Woody Allen's thing sucked. Well I guess I mean a western set in the Wild West era
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Calaveron posted:https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/895053474513080321 I think you're a bit confused as the How I Met Your Father show was never supposed to be about the Mother from the original series. It was just the same concept. The first version of it was supposed to star Greta Gerwig.
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Very happy to hear Netflix picked up Buster Scruggs. I figured either them or Amazon would snag it.
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zoux posted:Well I guess I mean a western set in the Wild West era True Grit?
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Calaveron posted:https://twitter.com/DEADLINE/status/895053474513080321 It's a sequel, the mother explaining to her kids in the afterlife.
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At least it's not called "How I Met Your Dad"
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Does Oz hold up well? I watched it when it hit DVD originally and liked it but haven't gone back since.
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GobiasIndustries posted:Does Oz hold up well? I watched it when it hit DVD originally and liked it but haven't gone back since. It's been about 10 years since I watched through all of it, but it feels like it should hold up well from what I remember.
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This is a lot funnier when you know that Kris Straub, the creator of Chainsawsuit, has a SyFy channel miniseries based on a creepypasta that literally nobody watched.
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Guy Mann posted:This is a lot funnier when you know that Kris Straub, the creator of Chainsawsuit, has a SyFy channel miniseries based on a creepypasta that literally nobody watched. Wait, Channel Zero? Didn't enough people watch it to warrant a second season?
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Channel Zero: Candle Cove was actually pretty good. Flawed but an interesting and creepy little story in a tight package. I hope the whole Channel Zero thing really takes off because a nice horror anthology series like that is basically what I was hoping American Horror Story would be. I loved Oz when it aired. I had a giant VHS collection of them I recorded. I had some bootleg DVD set that I bought on ebay many, many years ago before HBO Go or even HBO DVDs became such a big thing or probably even Amazon. I tried to rewatch a couple of years ago on HBO Go and I just didn't take. I didn't make a big, full effort so maybe I just wasn't focused enough. But I feel like Oz might have just been surpassed by 20 years of "prestige television" that followed it basically being the first HBO/cable "prestige" Sunday show before that was a thing. Still, there were a lot of talented actors and performances so its probably worth a try if you're interested. I did love it when it aired. Even if it got really silly in those last couple of seasons.
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If you watched a lot of L&O: SVU, it's fun seeing Det. Stabler playing a psycho murderer that has a messed up romantic gay relationship. And Eko from Lost is just bizarre.
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I'm 10 minutes into Comrade Detective and it's already my new favorite thing in the world
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Mu Zeta posted:If you watched a lot of L&O: SVU, it's fun seeing Det. Stabler playing a psycho murderer that has a messed up romantic gay relationship. And Eko from Lost is just bizarre. Because of OZ I could never trust J. Jonah Jameson in Spider-man as I kept on thinking he wanted to make Spider-man his prag.
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Guy Mann posted:This is a lot funnier when you know that Kris Straub, the creator of Chainsawsuit, has a SyFy channel miniseries based on a creepypasta that literally nobody watched. Channel Zero: Candle Cove was great and watched/loved enough it's already been renewed for 3 more seasons. Season 2 premieres this fall
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So far Difficult People season 3 is just as funny as ever but is also doing a great thing where they're using background and incidental jokes to make it clear that they're in a dystopian reality.
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precision posted:I'm 10 minutes into Comrade Detective and it's already my new favorite thing in the world Finding out the episodes were 40 minutes put me off a bit tbh, but you enjoy it?
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precision posted:I'm 10 minutes into Comrade Detective and it's already my new favorite thing in the world 
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I just watched episode 3 of the new season of Twin Peaks and the whole casino sequence loving slayed me. 'Heeeeelloooooo'
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