Season 4 basically only existed to set up season 5, it didn't have the usual season 'end' and pretty much only moved it forward to season 5's endgame. It felt like season 4 was twice as long because of it, with a dumb storyline.

Loved Orphan Black, like Krysten Ritter so I'll give this a shot but I hope it's not just a bunch of new clones running around, that kind of would just be too much of a copy of the original.

The last 2 seasons were dumb, but 1-3 were great.

Yeah Teletoon in Canada aired all of them, albeit out of order with a holiday episode in April a month after they aired the finale in March... which itself was after a month break. MTV only aired 8 of the 13 episodes originally.

Show hasn't been good since they arrived in America... but I've watched from the start so I'll see it through. Even though I don't believe they'll stick the landing, ending a couple seasons before the books will.

Pushing Daisies never stood a chance being so bright and kitschy, high concept, and getting ruined by the writer's strike. But it was great.

Kings also never stood a chance being so high quality and being on NBC. Had it even premiered a few years later, it'd have gone to Netflix or an early Prime show. It was too good for broadcast TV.

Nah it'd have gotten 3 at least... and end on a huge cliffhanger. RIP Santa Clarita Diet. Never forget.

I don't watch any of those... I considered Perry Mason but just never really bothered, I hadn't heard of Yellowjackets until it was halfway done I think but I'll probably watch it eventually.

There's a few things starting in March but I'm most looking forward to Ted Lasso... but I'll also be watching Superman & Lois, Shadow and Bone, Sanditon and The Mandalorian.

I'm actually more looking forward to April with season premieres of Schmigadoon, Single Drunk Female, From and The Afterparty... and whenever the final season of Endeavour starts on PBS, hopefully won't be too long.

Don't bother with Midnight Club, it got cancelled... and it wasn't all that great to still warrant a watch. The YA stuff didn't bother me, it was more that the actual show's plot took a backseat to the stories the group would tell. Sure, the stories are meant to be used as a way to work out their issues, but it shouldn't have overshadowed the actual show itself. Though it was cool that some of the stories they told were small adaptations of some of Christopher Pike's other novels.

Flanagan seems to work best with a confined story, instead of trying to stretch it out just in case it gets another season.

I forgot this show existed and was renewed. It's been over 2 years, of course it wasn't actually coming back... Brett Goldstein has been too busy.

It's also going to be on Roku, but nobody knows yet if it's going to live stream on certain a day/time or if it'll be on demand.

I heard somebody saying Tubi censored the language and any nudity... so why even bother having it?

While this show got massively delayed due to COVID, Amazon's pretty bad about their shows in general. Most seasons have been finished filming over a year before they finally release them.

Same, and I'm not all that into the storylines coming up... but I do hope the show gets to finish. Diana Gabaldon is writing the 10th and final book now, so if nothing else I hope she gets it done and they can condense the seasons into multiple books where possible without losing key things.

I'm not at all interested in the prequel series though.

Safe for the UK, maybe, but could still be kicked to the curb in the US.

That's because Fox (network) cancelled it during the Disney takeover and it got moved to Hulu, then COVID... and then it took a weirdly long time to resume filming for some reason. It has to be renewed before they can start production again anyway.

Or, they wait a little and subscribe closer to part 2 so it falls under the month of service so they can watch both parts in one month.

Not paying to keep it is effectively Netflix removing it though.

It's on Crackle too.

Wayans Jr and Sr are starring in an upcoming CBS together, my first thought was "I wish this was a Happy Endings spinoff."

I don't care much for Star Wars or The Mandalorian, so I'm not in a rush to watch this. I'm not subscribing to Disney+ just for a short lol

The Cat Returns doesn't get enough credit, but basically that's how it is for any non-Miyazaki movie.

There was an interview with Brec Bassinger where she said if the show gets cancelled, it will at least end well and not on a cliffhanger

But this isn't surprising, CW will end soon in general anyway. All their scripted shows have been cancelled or ending, only what, 7 are left now? Those could easily switch to HBO Max or Paramount+. Superman & Lois is probably next, WB wants Superman back in movies and they think there can't be more than one version which shows how stupid they think their fanbase is. If it does go, hopefully it doesn't end on a cliffhanger. Going forward, CW will either be so cheaply made that it won't be worth watching or will be a bunch of junk unscripted stuff.

I haven't read the book but I liked the movie... but seeing as how it needs the definite end, I'm not sure a long running show can do well. If it's a limited/miniseries then that'd work best.

MTV actually dropped "music television" from it's name in 2010.