Renewed and Canceled TV Shows

[UVA_Guy81]

I'm still awaiting the decision FOX makes on Prodigal Son. Enjoy that show and thought that the finale was a great way to end the season.

 

[MilkSpiller22]

I'm still awaiting the decision FOX makes on Prodigal Son. Enjoy that show and thought that the finale was a great way to end the season.

the finale was very good... But felt like a good place to end the series... they closed too many story lines...

they kind of have to start new... and that is a terrible recipe for another season...

 

[huskers1217]

Steve-O would tongue punch the assholes of every intubated patient in an ICU for cash.

The rest, not so much.


Bam looks like his dad now.

did they film that show in Los Angeles or Chester County? I never watched enough to see.

 

[SDGuy73]

4/28: Queen Sono (Netflix) renewed for a 2nd season.

4/27: Turn Up Charlie (Netflix) canceled after 1 season.

4/26: When Calls the Heart (Hallmark) renewed for an 8th season.

4/22: Westworld (HBO) renewed for a 4th season.

 

[SDGuy73]

4/28: Following the recent precedent set by the Golden Globes, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced today that streaming films that do not play in theaters will be eligible for Oscars at the 2021 ceremony for the first time—provided that the films were originally scheduled for a theatrical release, and only as long as theaters remain closed.

4/28: The next free update for Monster Hunter World: Iceborne has been delayed indefinitely.

4/28: Sitcom One Day at a Time (Pop) will turn to animation to make up for one of this season's unfilmed episodes. The animated special will air sometime this spring.

4/27: Pete Davidson's upcoming Judd Apatow-directed film The King of Staten Island will no longer open in theaters. Instead, it will head straight to digital video on June 12.

4/27: Delayed but highly anticipated game The Last of Us 2 now has a release date, and it's relatively soon: June 19. But another PS4 exclusive, Ghost of Tsushima, has been delayed a month to July 17.

4/27: The Daily Show (Comedy Central) will expand its episode length to 45 minutes for the foreseeable future, beginning tonight.

4/27: Sony has sold off the rights to the upcoming Seth Rogen comedy An American Pickle to HBO Max, which means the film will no longer screen in theaters. Instead, it will debut on the streaming service later this year.

4/27: Disney+ has moved up the streaming debut of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker from July to May 4th.

 

[SDGuy73]

I'm still awaiting the decision FOX makes on Prodigal Son. Enjoy that show and thought that the finale was a great way to end the season.

No info, yet.

 

[DragonfromTO]

I'm still awaiting the decision FOX makes on Prodigal Son. Enjoy that show and thought that the finale was a great way to end the season.

I have to think that it will... return

 

[SDGuy73]

5/1: Insecure (HBO) renewed for a 5th season.

4/30: Dare Me (USA) canceled after 1 season.

4/30: My Brilliant Friend (HBO) renewed for a 3rd season.

 

[SDGuy73]

5/1: John Wick: Chapter 4 has been pushed back a full year and will now come out on May 27, 2022.

5/1: The previously delayed Janelle Monae horror film Antebellum has been rescheduled for August 21.

5/1: Additional film delays announced today include American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story, The Asset, Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, Fatale, The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, and Spiral. (All of those are actual movies and not items that we made up.)

5/1: The physical release of The Wonderful 101: Remastered has been delayed six weeks to June 30th, though the May 19 digital release is unaffected.

4/29: The annual April Record Store Day event, already postponed to June, has now been postponed again. The event will now be spread over three dates: 8/29, 9/26, and 10/24. (The already scheduled 11/27 event will not be affected.)

4/29: Haim have rescheduled their delayed album for June 26.

4/29: Though filmed prior to the pandemic, season 32 of The Amazing Race (CBS) will no longer air in May. The network has pushed it back to an unspecified date later in the year as it attempts to space out what little remaining new programming it has available.

4/29: The 47th Daytime Emmy Awards will be handed out without any in-person ceremonies this year (three had been planned), though the academy will likely create some sort of remotely produced streaming show (or shows). No decision is expected on September's Primetime Emmy Awards for a while.

 

[SDGuy73]

5/3: Greenleaf (OWN) will end with this summer's 5th season.

5/2: CBS has opted to cancel its previous series order of The Lincoln Lawyer, an adaptation of the Michael Connelly novel from David E. Kelley that was slated for the 2020-21 season.

 

[SDGuy73]

5/4: The UK version of Love Island (which streams on Hulu in the U.S) will skip its planned summer season.

 

[SDGuy73]

5/6: The Masked Singer (Fox) renewed for a 4th season, which could air this fall.

5/6: CBS has announced renew/cancel decisions ahead of its nontraditional digital upfront presentation on May 19. Every current CBS series will return next season with the exception of Broke, Carol's Second Act, and Tommy, which were all canceled after 1 season, and Man With a Plan, canceled after 4 seasons..

5/6: After Life (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season.

5/3: Greenleaf (OWN) will end with this summer's 5th season.

 

[SDGuy73]

5/5: Jon Stewart's next directorial effort, the political comedy Irresistible, no longer appears to be coming out in any form on May 29th. A new date or home video release has not yet been announced.

5/5: Charm City Kings, a Special Jury Prize winner at Sundance earlier this year, will no longer play in theaters. HBO Max has acquired the film from Sony Classics and will stream it later this year.

5/5: The Blacklist (NBC) will cobble together one last episode this season on May 15 by combining the partial footage that was already filmed with new animation.

5/4: David Lowery's next film The Green Knight will no longer open in theaters on May 29.

5/4: Focus Features has canceled the theatrical release for music drama The High Note, and the film will head straight to VOD on May 29.

 

[UVA_Guy81]

5/6: The Masked Singer (Fox) renewed for a 4th season, which could air this fall.

5/6: CBS has announced renew/cancel decisions ahead of its nontraditional digital upfront presentation on May 19. Every current CBS series will return next season with the exception of Broke, Carol's Second Act, and Tommy, which were all canceled after 1 season, and Man With a Plan, canceled after 4 seasons..

5/6: After Life (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season.

5/3: Greenleaf (OWN) will end with this summer's 5th season.

Of the CBS shows, the only one that somewhat surprises me on being canceled is Man With A Plan. I figured that it would be a good fill in show in case one of their others bombed, like what Mike and Molly was there for for its final few seasons. Somewhat surprised by All Rise being renewed since the ratings for that weren't all that great. But I guess with the virus, there really wasn't a lot of pilots ready to go so CBS ended up playing it safe.

 

[calsnowskier]

5/5: The Blacklist (NBC) will cobble together one last episode this season on May 15 by combining the partial footage that was already filmed with new animation.

???

Animation?

 

[BusSport]

???

Animation?

Yep! Interesting, isn't it? As mentioned in the Blacklist thread, to deal with covid-19 production shutdown, half of a Blacklist episode is going to be animated.

 

[calsnowskier]

Yep! Interesting, isn't it? As mentioned in the Blacklist thread, to deal with covid-19 production shutdown, half of a Blacklist episode is going to be animated.

I saw that after I posted this. I will watch, but it just doesn’t fit the feel of the show.

heck, I didn’t like how Supernatural did it. Or the puppets on Angel. And both those shows had the tongue in cheek side to the show to potentially pull it off... and they didn’t.

 

[BamaDude]

5/6: The Masked Singer (Fox) renewed for a 4th season, which could air this fall.

5/6: CBS has announced renew/cancel decisions ahead of its nontraditional digital upfront presentation on May 19. Every current CBS series will return next season with the exception of Broke, Carol's Second Act, and Tommy, which were all canceled after 1 season, and Man With a Plan, canceled after 4 seasons..

5/6: After Life (Netflix) renewed for a 3rd season.

5/3: Greenleaf (OWN) will end with this summer's 5th season.

Man With a Plan was a good show until they added the title character's parents to the mix; but, even with them in there, I thought this season was an improvement over last year.

Carol's Second Act was better than I thought it would be, but I still wasn't a big fan. Broke was about as lame as I thought it would be, but with a little character development it could have gotten better.

Tommy sucked from the get-go.

 

[BamaDude]

Of the CBS shows, the only one that somewhat surprises me on being canceled is Man With A Plan. I figured that it would be a good fill in show in case one of their others bombed, like what Mike and Molly was there for for its final few seasons. Somewhat surprised by All Rise being renewed since the ratings for that weren't all that great. But I guess with the virus, there really wasn't a lot of pilots ready to go so CBS ended up playing it safe.

I actually like All Rise, but on those occasions when I've had a long day I don't stay up to watch it.

 

[Old Lion]

Man With a Plan was a good show until they added the title character's parents to the mix; but, even with them in there, I thought this season was an improvement over last year.

Carol's Second Act was better than I thought it would be, but I still wasn't a big fan. Broke was about as lame as I thought it would be, but with a little character development it could have gotten better.

Tommy sucked from the get-go.

CBS needs to put the laugh tracks away. I think that is why they are losing viewers. The shows themselves are not bad (although Broke seems juvenile).