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2010 TV Death Watch

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Skoorb said:
Did this episode ever happen on Human Target? I have watched them all I think but the early ads on one of them showed him at some south american estate firing a rocket launcher into a crowd in slow motion. This was never an episode though, was it?
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I don't recall. The only time he was in South America was with that plane crash that had all the gold on it.
 
lupi said:
Latest news is Heroes may indeed be dead.
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What's funny is people are booing the decision without a proper finale. My take, Claire outed the whole super-power thing in the season finale. Now the world knows. Sounds like a proper "human moment" finale to me.
 
NBC has left me hanging before and I'm fed up with it (not that there's anything I can do about it). First they cut The 4400 on USA and released Heroes on NBC. Now they're cutting Heroes too. Why can't they finish anything?

Unlike some people here, I have a decent attention span and can get hooked to a show even if it's not that great.
 
IsLNdbOi said:
NBC has left me hanging before and I'm fed up with it (not that there's anything I can do about it). First they cut The 4400 on USA and released Heroes on NBC. Now they're cutting Heroes too. Why can't they finish anything?

Unlike some people here, I have a decent attention span and can get hooked to a show even if it's not that great.
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it is all about money. And much they have to give to Conan O'Brien ...
 
IsLNdbOi said:
NBC has left me hanging before and I'm fed up with it (not that there's anything I can do about it). First they cut The 4400 on USA and released Heroes on NBC. Now they're cutting Heroes too. Why can't they finish anything?

Unlike some people here, I have a decent attention span and can get hooked to a show even if it's not that great.
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This is why I don't watch serialized drama on TV. I refuse to get 'hooked' on a show knowing that it could be gone at any moment. Instead, I wait until a series is completely over and if the consensus is that the end was butchered I stay away. If the end was handled at least semi-properly then I consider looking it up on DVD/Netflix. I live a pretty stress-free life when it comes to TV thanks to this philosophy.
 
IsLNdbOi said:
NBC has left me hanging before and I'm fed up with it (not that there's anything I can do about it). First they cut The 4400 on USA and released Heroes on NBC. Now they're cutting Heroes too. Why can't they finish anything?

Unlike some people here, I have a decent attention span and can get hooked to a show even if it's not that great.
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Thank God they finally put an end to Heroes. So painful to watch. I dropped it at the Claire lesbo ratings grab. Worst nosedive in TV history.
 
I'm honestly a little surprised about Heroes.

don't get me wrong, the show's been pretty mediocre-to-bad and the ratings suck, but it was one of the few shows left in NBC's stable that was owned in-house (meaning dvd sales, syndication, merchandising, etc were all profit)
 
Heh, not too surprised Heroes got the axe, but the show deserved a strong rap up. It seemed that they were finally going to do the 'inevitable future' thing they'd been building since season 1, they could have really made a definitive final season. Of course, most of what was good about heroes was just vague ideas stolen from xmen, and the actual plots of most episodes sucked. After the 1st season, you just needed the 1st and last episode of each season.

They're still releasing graphic comics online though, wonder when those will end? They're currently on part 7 of 8 of a comic, so maybe they'll end at 8.

Oh well, they had already lost a lot of talent and most of the attractive females, the show had a cast list worse than most TBS shows.
 
and a little piece of humanity dies...


Syfy has renewed Ghost Hunters for a seventh season, a rep for the show said.

The paranormal series will return with 25 new episodes in 2011, along with lead investigators Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson.


Currently on mid-season break, Ghost Hunters has averaged 2.6 million viewers for the first half of Season 6, making Syfy the top-rated cable network in the Wednesdays-at-9 timeslot.
 
loki8481 said:
http://weblogs.variety.com/on_the_air/2010/05/upfronts-qa-nbc-explains-lo-cancelation.html

Heroes might get a 2-hour movie wrap up
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I hope they do this. Millions of us need some kind of closure.


lupi said:
and a little piece of humanity dies...


Syfy has renewed Ghost Hunters for a seventh season, a rep for the show said.

The paranormal series will return with 25 new episodes in 2011, along with lead investigators Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson.


Currently on mid-season break, Ghost Hunters has averaged 2.6 million viewers for the first half of Season 6, making Syfy the top-rated cable network in the Wednesdays-at-9 timeslot.
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They should axe the show and make it a part of South Park. I enjoyed them more when they were being parodied on South Park.
 
lupi said:
Currently on mid-season break, Ghost Hunters has averaged 2.6 million viewers for the first half of Season 6, making Syfy the top-rated cable network in the Wednesdays-at-9 timeslot.
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That's a big wtf. Stargate: Universe is lucky to get 1.6 million views.
 
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