NBC is ending the "Will and Grace" revival in 2020, after 3 seasons.

Whiskey Cavalier has been cancelled after 13 episodes.

Mile 22 bombed.

Your move Lauren Cohan.

Whiskey Cavalier was awful. Blood and Treasure is awful, but got renewed. Instinct is awful, but came back, don't know if it gets renewed for a third season.

It's a formula. Male lead, female lead, maybe romantic, maybe not, and all they do is banter with each other. The plot of the episode is only necessary so far as it gets them to talk and talk and talk about absolutely nothing. Characters looking for a story and an audience getting bored.

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Originally posted by mykdude:

Your move Lauren Cohan.

And that move will almost certainly be straight back to Walking Dead.

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Originally posted by mykdude:

Your move Lauren Cohan.

And that move will almost certainly be straight back to Walking Dead.

I think I would find the humor in it if they decided they didn't need her.

"Krypton" kancelled.

SyFy said, "Kneel before Zod" after the just concluded 2nd season and also announced the proposed "Lobo" spin-off won't be going forward, either.

I didn't even know there was a "Krypton" show until I saw news of the cancellation

It was about Superman's grandparents

Did anyone here on the board watch the show ?

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"Krypton" kancelled.

SyFy said, "Kneel before Zod" after the just concluded 2nd season and also announced the proposed "Lobo" spin-off won't be going forward, either.

The makers have actually said that they will be offering the show plus the Lobo spin-off to other channels. SyFy are arrogant enough to think if they don't want it, no-one will.

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I didn't even know there was a "Krypton" show until I saw news of the cancellation

It was about Superman's grandparents

Did anyone here on the board watch the show ?

I watched the first season and was surprised, it was pretty good. It had the potential to be better but I will have to see the second season to find out and then figure out if I want to complain about it's cancellation.

Apparently the Hulu network was supposed to have a "Ghost Rider" show in 2020, based on the Marvel Comics character, but word is that it has been cancelled before was even filmed.

He was on "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." and the same actor was supposed to do the spin-off, but now that is not happening

So Fresh Off The Boat was just cancelled after 6 seasons. It will finish up with a shortened 15 episode run early next year, after having been renewed for 2019 with some drama.

It's female star Constance Wu publicly showed disappointment back when the show was picked up and, while no one is saying that caused the network to decide on this surprise cancellation, I doubt it helped. Wu had gotten the reputation of being a royal diva right after she hit it big with the movie Crazy Rich Asians. Then she followed it up with Hustlers and no longer wanted to be tied to a TV series when she had film projects waiting.

Now she will be free of TV and it will be interesting to see what she does. Crazy Rich Asians was an ensemble cast and Hustlers starred Jennifer Lopez. Ms. Wu may wind up wishing she had not helped to pull the plug on a steady job.

Fox has announced that 90210 is not coming back

Mystery Science Theater 3000 has been cancelled

See below

https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/27...ater-3000/index.html

The new "Hawaii Five O" is ending after 10 years

I was wondering if this TV season was going to be the last for "The Blacklist" but it got renewed. The weird thing worth mentioning with the season-ender was that the filming of it was only half-done when the coronavirus shutdown happened in mid-March. I think all the other shows were already airing their last episodes around that time or their filming was completed.

The show's producers finished the show with animated scenes. As with other shows/movies, scenes are not filmed in the sequence of the aired episode. As you might guess, the animation was rather crude but it was maybe 20-25 minutes of content that had to be filled in, and with dialogue recorded and edited, within two months. With all that was happening, it was pretty cool.

Jess

Quite sad to see that a new show for us in the UK, Emergence, has been cancelled after one season. For a show from the US, it was a breath of fresh air for really good reasons. The story moved on. No clandestine secrets kept for no reason, a new thing to keep you hooked happened each episode, and the cast were excellent. I guess there will be a new slew of programs about suffering and heroics during the pandemic which will actually last longer than the virus itself "because it's what the people want" without actually asking the people.

Heard that they cancelled the show "COPS" this week, which ran for 32 seasons (!)

It began on FOX in 1989, and moved to Spike TV in 2013, I believe.

Apparently it was quietly cancelled due to the current political climate. At least that is what I read.

I don't see this mentioned anywhere, but "Supergirl" is ending this year on the CW Network, after 6 seasons.

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I don't see this mentioned anywhere, but "Supergirl" is ending this year on the CW Network, after 6 seasons.

As a viewer, this is not so much an ending, more like a mercy killing. I'd hoped Mon-El, the Legion of Super-Heroes, Martian Manhunter or pretty much anything would be like the comics. The only thing that was? The title.

Yeah, I thought the first episode was poorly-written and didn't watch another one.

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Originally posted by Tommy C:
I don't see this mentioned anywhere, but "Supergirl" is ending this year on the CW Network, after 6 seasons.

As a viewer, this is not so much an ending, more like a mercy killing. I'd hoped Mon-El, the Legion of Super-Heroes, Martian Manhunter or pretty much anything would be like the comics. The only thing that was? The title.