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So far I'm loving the show...

TW.....

BUT I hated the way they handled her gr2pe

She's has panic attacks then suddenly she serenades him and they're just having sex all the time?

She sees her Gra2eist at his game and when she just needed a freaking hug, he broke up with her. She was trying to tell him when she tells people, bad things happened and he unconsciously validated that??

From where I’m from, the following shows are not anywhere on Netflix, Prime, Disney+, Tubi, or Crave:

- Supergirl
- Veronica Mars
- Anything on Cartoon Network
- Arrow
- Riverdale (leaving Netflix on May 31)
- The 1966 Batman series
- 7th Heaven
- Hart of Dixie
- iZombie
- Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
- Nancy Drew
- Everybody Hates Chris
- Son of Zorn
- Robot Chicken and other shows on Adult Swim
- Gotham
- PLL: The Perfectionists
- Ravenswood

I just want to binge in any random order, but I cannot find them anywhere in Canadian servers.

This show.

Was about a dude who was navigating life as a mature adult joining a new field.

Weekly episodes about on the ground policing in LA..

Fine/good/lighthearted shit

Now the show is about the main character dressing up in night camo donning 125,000 dollars in NVG and Tactical gear to assault a ship full of former special forces soldiers like he is on seal team 3 which then ends in him driving a TRANSAM on said ship "somehow" while being shot at by 30 plus heavily armed ppl and not dying.

This show has just become INSANE in the shit they have the characters do now, from a zombie outbreak several weeks ago..

2 now having an LAPD cop, fly overseas to arrest a person and bring them back to LA lol

Like jesus wept guys it's not even really fun now it's gone into 9-1-1/greys anatomy terriritory of how stupid the plot can be made each week.

We all know of blockbusters like The Pitt, but which currently-airing show deserves much more recognition?

https://www.polygon.com/exclusive-first-look-at-the-next-tmnt-show/

At a time when streaming platforms have normalized eight- or ten-episode seasons, the show demonstrates that a network sitcom can still produce twenty-two tightly written episodes a year without feeling disposable or creatively exhausted.

It so rare to see a comedy series that delivers in every episode over a season of twenty plus episodes. Streamers like HBO and Apple TV and Netflix tell us that shorter seasons are justified cause it maintains cinematic production values, avoid filler, and give creators more flexibility.

That's BS.

Abbott Elementary allows characters to evolve gradually, relationships to breathe, and smaller moments to matter. What is especially important is that the quality does not noticeably collapse under the weight of the episode count. The writing remains sharp, the pacing consistent, and the characters distinct.

so sad to see so many writers and creatives out of work in this industry. bring back longer seasons and less corporate consolidation by these streamers

The episode was "Death by Demographics", a not so subtle reference to the fact that CBS was basically cancelling the series after a failed attempt at more ratings.

It had previously been CBS' highest rated show. But then the genius execs decided to move the series over to THURSDAY nights at the same timeslot (8pm) in an attempt to compete with NBC's powerhouse "Must See TV" block.

It was a disaster.

Murder She Wrote was killed in the ratings trying to compete with FRIENDS. Meanwhile two sitcoms (one with Cybill Shepard and the other with Nancy Travis) filled their previous Sunday timeslot and both flopped.

At its original Sunday time the previous season, Murder She Wrote was 8th (and ironically competeing with Friends for that). After moving to Thursday, it fell to 58th place in the ratings. Resulting in CBS deciding to cancel the show instead of renewing it for a 13th season.

There was even a lackluster episode that final season with a thinnly veiled attack at Friends, with Jessica investigating a murder on the set of "Buddies".