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They meant Fiscal Year. /s

And out of that list the only one I have yet to watch is We Own This City… which I guess is what I’ll be watching today.

 

Incredibly angry that Those Who Can’t isn’t on HBO Max anymore

 

I share a lot of the same "best new shows of 2022" (The Bear, Severance, We Own This City, ect) as everyone else but i'll just add in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds in there too.

In terms of tentpole franchise science fiction/superhero/fantasy shared universe type shows it's better than anything Disney+ is doing with Marvel or Star Wars right now all with a significantly lower budget. Paramount pretty much gave in and just gave Trek fans everything they've been asking for since they first announced they'll be bringing it back to TV. They just delivered the best season of a Star Trek show in probably 20+ years.

 

man, girl in the picture documentary on netflix is super fucked and heartbreaking.

 

Just finished Severance and wow. Great unique show that balanced being accesible and arsty in a great way. So many mysteries and questions to answer that i just hope can be answered and that it doesnt devolve into a lot of the 'mystery is better left unsolved'. Without spoilers, Adam Scott was superb in the last episode and nailed the confusion and panic so well. Emmy nod incoming?

 

“The Bear” sounded so corny from the ads I heard on podcasts. But the reaction from everyone has me thinking I should watch it.

 

Indeed you should

 

it is not corny in the slightest

 

Only three episodes into the bear and I really like that it gets in and out and doesn't dick around. Just very concise and everything seems relevant.

 

why would you base a show off a podcast ad

 

The Bear was announced as streaming on Disney+ in Canada on the day it was released, even Matty Matheson himself said so, and it’s still nowhere to be found. Super frustrating

 

yeah I’m glad they didn’t stretch it to an hour. It works perfect as a half hour show.

 

It’s an ad! They’re selling me the show! Ads are why I’ve skipped other shows (unless they have great word of mouth).

 

I haven’t heard the podcast ad but I can imagine the marketing team making some cringy shit.

 

+1 to all of this

 

Finished Big Hero 6: the Series then watched Baymax!, both of which are absolutely delightful. The first two seasons of BH6 have three very strong narrative arcs (the second season consists of two shorter arcs), then the third season is more comedy focused but still highly enjoyable. Baymax! is a lot like Dug Days, short and sweet. It features some lgbt characters, which is always a plus.

I've been watching a lot of Disney Channel animation lately, apparently. Before BH6, I started with Tangled: the Series and was surprised at how good it was, especially in its third season. Then there are the two shows that aren't sequels to films, Amphibia and Owl House. They're like Disney's response to Adventure Time and Steven Universe: they have emotional storytelling and fantastic world building, and also they're very queer.

There's also She-Ra and Arcane on Netflix, and Infinity Train, Young Justice, and Harley Quinn on HBO Max, and Invincible and The Boys spinoff on Prime. (and I always thought The Legend of Korra got much more hate than it deserved compared to Avatar: the Last Airbender)

tl;dr you should watch more animation

 

Here's what to expect streaming wise from 2022 SDCC panels

Netflix
7/22- Lost In Space
7/23- The Sandman
Peacock
7/23 - The Resort
AMC/AMC+
7/22- Tales of The Walking Dead
7/22- The Walking Dead
7/23- Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire
Amazon Prime Video
7/21- Wheel Of Time: Origins
7/22- Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power
7/22- Paper Girls
Apple TV+
7/21- Severance
7/23- Mythic Quest
7/24- For All Mankind
7/24- "Storytellers of Apple TV+"
Paramount+
7/21- Rugrats
7/21- Teen Wolf: The Movie
7/21- Spongebob Squarepants
7/21 - Beavis and Butthead
7/22- Transformers: EarthSpark
7/23- Evil
7/23- Star Trek Universe
HBO Max
7/21- Harley Quinn
7/22- Looney Tunes
7/22- Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai
7/23- House of The Dragon
Hulu/FX
7/21- Koala Man
7/21- Solar Opposites
7/22- Little Demon
7/22- Archer
7/23- The Orville: New Horizons
7/24- Mayans M.C
7/24- What We Do in the Shadows
Disney+
7/21- National Treasure: Edge Of History
7/22- Marvel Studios Animation
7/22- Proud Family: Louder and Prouder
7/23- Marvel Cinematic Universe

 

I'm confused because lost in space ended.

 

Where’s the source on that? I kinda doubt a new season of Severance and Mythic Quest are ready to drop this month without hearing anything else about it

 

Aren't these just what's appearing at each panel? Not actual release dates, just the date of their panel?

 

Yeah I just thought those were dates for panels

 

I got very confused seeing rings of power being dropped in two weeks... took me a sec to realize those were comic-con panels lol

 

Oh yeah I know nothing about comic con or how that works. Ignore me!

 

Does SDCC livestream and/or archive the panels anywhere?

 

Binging a heavy show like Station Eleven in 3 days was probably not the best idea, but the show was great.