Which of these canceled shows are you most upset to see go?

by Therese Odell, posted in Uncategorized

It’s Monday again.

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We’ve made it to the end of the 2020-2021 TV season (such as it was) and, as there always are, there have been casualties. The networks have canceled and ended 25 shows this season: some more memorable than others, some before they could even begin their new season (sorry, Stumptown). Which of the following shows that ended this season are you sad to say goodbye to?


Netflix is looking into getting into gaming, apparently. They’re also hosting “Geeked Week,” a virtual event that will share information about The Witcher, The Sandman, The Cuphead Show, The Umbrella Academy, Resident Evil, Sweet Tooth, and Cowboy Bebop.

Game of Thrones waterboarded Hannah Waddingham, also known as Rebecca from Ted Lasso, for 10 hours for a scene that lasted 90 seconds on the show.

Maybe former castmembers will be in the Dexter reboot? Who even knows at this point.

Considering they live in the biggest city in the country and have more men to choose from, it’s remarkable that the Real Housewives of New York are the worst about sharing men.

The Italians who won the Eurovision Song Contest are now taking drug tests after partying a little TOO hard. UPDATE: The drug test came up clean. Rock on, Maneskin!

Speaking of rock and rollers: Happy update to The Linda Lindas — they’ve got a record deal! 🤘

The BBC is still in turmoil over the Martin Bashir interview with Princess Diana. The BBC Board is going to investigate why Bashir was rehired in 2016, despite concerns over the interview, and they will review their editorial practices; the former head of the BBC at the time of the interview has stepped down as board chairman of the British National Gallery; and Bashir has said he’s sorry, but claims that the actual interview didn’t change anything and had nothing to do with Princess Diana’s death. Meanwhile, Michael Jackson’s family is claiming that Bashir also tricked Jackson into giving a damning interview, and claim that it contributed to his death.  

President Biden has said that the Department of Justice’s seizure of journalists’ phone and email records is “absolutely, positively, it’s wrong. It’s simply, simply wrong,” and says that he won’t allow it to happen. Here’s how one of my two very stupid senators responded:

How are things going over at The View?

Renewals

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Mark Your Calendar

  • Evil returns on Paramount+ on June 20 and I can not wait.
  • Brooklyn Nine-Nine will return for its final season on August 12.
  • The End will premiere on Showtime on July 18.
  • Dave returns on FXX on June 16.
  • Godfather of Harlem returns on Epix on August 8.
  • Chapelwaite will debut on Epix this summer.
  • Rick And Morty returns on Adult Swim on June 20.
  • Good on Paper will premiere on Netflix on June 11.
  • Money Heist will return in two parts on Netflix: part 1 will debut on September 3; part 2 will debut December 3.
  • Danger Force returns on Nickelodeon on June 12.
  • Tyler Perry’s Young Dylan also returns on Nickelodeon on June 12.
  • Ali & Ratu Ratu Queens will debut on Netflix on June 17.
  • The Rational Life will premiere on Netflix soon.

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9-1-1: A sniper is targeting members of the LAFD in the season finale. 7 p.m., Fox

All Rise: The murder trial of Alexander Moore and Jack Allen begins in the series finale 8 p.m., CBS

Black Lightning: Series finale. 8 p.m., The CW

9-1-1: Lone Star: A massive dust storm engulfs Austin — which is not a thing that happens in Austin — in the season finale. Do … the writers think Austin is in the desert? 8 p.m., Fox

Debris: Bryan and Finola’s lives are changed forever. Season finale. 9 p.m., NBC

Late Night:

  • Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Dave Grohl, Jim Jefferies, Blake Shelton
  • Late Night with Seth Meyers: Ewan McGregor, Casey Wilson
  • The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Anthony Anderson, Dr. Francis Collins
  • The Late Late Show with James Corden: Don Cheadle, Rafe Spall
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live: Elizabeth Banks, Danny Pudi, The Band CAMINO
  • A Little Late with Lily Singh: Nithya Raman

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CW All American
(new)		 Black Lightning
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FOX 9-1-1
(new)		 9-1-1: Lone Star
(new)		 News/Local
NBC The Voice
(repeat)		 Debris
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2 thoughts on “Which of these canceled shows are you most upset to see go?”

  1. I just assume that writers think that all of Texas looks like west Texas. Just like I’ve yet to see a TV show or movie get any aspect of drilling for oil correct. Im looking at you Armageddon!!!

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  2. I dunno. I can think of one Western movie where the heroes rode into Houston through a pass in the mountains behind them.

    And there was a show about the Texas revolution that had Sam Houston’s headquarters in the mountains outside Victoria.

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