Netflix/Hulu/HBOMax/Prime (All Streaming Services) • Page 953

If there is, it’ll probably deviate from the books moving forward

 

I'm sure it'll get another season but it would have to be pretty unique from the manga which I'm not happy with

 

CANCELLED

 

Oh great Josh is going to be on tour with Dave Chappelle next week.

 

Look I could really use the money

 

wrong thread ooopsie

 

Soon!

The UK version that just aired before Xmas was b-a-n-a-n-a-s. This US version has a lot to live up to but I remain optimistic.

 

Been fully immersed in the Paramount Sheridanverse. Once i am done with Yellowstone, 1923, and Tulsa King is Mayor of Kingstown worth checking out at all?

 

First season of Tulsa king was a ton of fun.

 

I’m sure you’ve seen it but hell or high water is so good.

 

So fucking good. I rec that to everyone.

 

This is disappointing. In an era of below-average adult animated comedies, this one is definitely worth a watch. It’s from a writer of Gravity Falls.

 

Of course. Wind River is also fantastic. Sicario is mid. For Those Who Wish Me Dead was ass.

 

sicario is good but yeah those who wish me dead was bad.

 

I tried Yellowstone twice but couldn’t get into it. I enjoyed Tulsa King and just watched the first episode of Kingstown which seems promising

 

Looks like The Man From UNCLE was just added to HBO Max. Finally gonna check it out.

 

Watched She Said on peacock. It was alright. Kind of a dryer Spotlight.

 

fuck sake. I shouldn't be surprised by this but I thought being in the top 10 for like three months might have saved it

fuck netflix

 

aye aye aye

 

fuck i was really looking forward to that workaholics movie

 

I didn't even know the Workaholics movie was happening, but that's disappointing.

 

It's sad that when I see tweets posted in this thread now, I know I have about a 50/50 chance of whether I'm going to read good news (show announced/renewed) or bad news (show cancelled/removed from a streaming service).

 

Its getting very discouraging honestly. The idea of streaming services used to seem so exciting to me since they made it seem like they're not held to the same standards as regular network TV and can get away with doing fun little projects like a Workaholics movie or something like adult oriented animation you'd never get outside of a place like adult swim (something like Close Enough for example or more recently Inside Job which just got axed by netflix). Now I feel like I cant go a week without Netflix, HBO max, or whoever else canceling shows after a season, or even worse, canceling and then vaulting already complete shows like Close Enough, usually without even telling the creators.