Gary said:CBS cancelled "Limitless"
Richard said:Gary said:CBS cancelled "Limitless"
You could say...they reached their limit.
What will writers of poorly done think pieces do next?strummer said:the next season of "Girls" will be its last
Detective Ventriloquist said:Not cancelled, but next season will be the last for Orphan Black. The creators had a 5 season show in mind, so this is fine.
strummer said:Comedy Central has cancelled "The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore"
strummer said:Comedy Central has cancelled "The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore"
I feel like it got better later on, and it actually gave a real, honest look at issues like racism and police brutality which is rare in today's media IMO. That being said, it isn't really shocking. The show really struggled in the ratings (more so than "The Daily Show w/ Trevor Noah", which is also lacking in the ratings department) and only got attention online on rare occasions.Brocklock said:strummer said:Comedy Central has cancelled "The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore"
I didn't realize it was still on. I caught the first few episodes and lost interest as Wilmore just never seemed comfortable and most of the jokes were terrible. I liked the panel early on, but that got tiresome after a while. It didn't help that aside from Mike Yard all of the contributors were awful and obnoxious.
The thing about the CBS procedurals is that they seem to be turnover proof, so it should be fine in spite of Thomas Gibson (the lead character) pulling a Clarkson. They probably just put Mantega as the lead and bring Love Hewitt back to fill the void.CWM said:It isn't cancelled but with "what's his name the guy who played hodge/greg from dharma and greg" fired for kicking a coproducer Criminal Minds really should just give up. Although i kind of want to see how they explain him vanishing in the middle of the season. Will he also be visited by a ghostly Danny Glover will being tortured with white phosporus like Shemar Moore was?