What Are You Watching Now
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@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Watching Now:
By condoning a war against an entire race of people (middle east) based on your religious intolerance, you are not only racist but also religious intolerant.
I get that. I don't disagree. But where did I condone it?
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I just read everything that I wrote to look for something that I mistyped. And there is clearly nothing you could possibly construe as having supported the war, being angry with any racial group or religious group. So no clue where you made that up, but not even a typing mistake made that a possibility.
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Unless you are trying to claim that simply because of my racial or national membership that I must be a racist because you see all Americans as racist and therefore I'm racist by birth. That's the only thing I can guess you mean?
Which makes no sense, to say that millions of American Muslims are anti-Muslim and therefore auto-racists against themselves?
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Anything? These are big claims to make but providing no suggestion of why you feel this to be the case. What have I ever said to suggest in the slightest way that I was not completely anti-war in this context?
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Netflix cancels Travelers, proving that our timeline has been abandoned
Season 3 wrapped up neatly but still left the door open to new stories.
Time-travel drama Travelers has been one of my favorite streaming shows of recent years. It followed a group of time travelers sent from hundreds of years in the future to try to avert multiple catastrophes that left the world ravaged by war and environmental disaster, with humanity eking out its survival in a handful of biodomes. The first two seasons were produced by Showcase in Canada and streamed by Netflix. The third, released last December, was a Netflix exclusive.
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I'm waiting for that Zac Efron -Ted Bundy movie that's going to Netflix.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
Netflix cancels Travelers, proving that our timeline has been abandoned
Season 3 wrapped up neatly but still left the door open to new stories.
Time-travel drama Travelers has been one of my favorite streaming shows of recent years. It followed a group of time travelers sent from hundreds of years in the future to try to avert multiple catastrophes that left the world ravaged by war and environmental disaster, with humanity eking out its survival in a handful of biodomes. The first two seasons were produced by Showcase in Canada and streamed by Netflix. The third, released last December, was a Netflix exclusive.
I loved that show.
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Does Netflix have a standard when it comes to how many episodes or seasons before canceling them?
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@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:
Does Netflix have a standard when it comes to how many episodes or seasons before canceling them?
Not that I can tell. Seems to be show dependent.
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Fuller House was just renewed for the fifth season. But that is their last one.
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House of Cards was 5 or 6 season before it got cancelled.
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Depending on how many episodes per season, maybe 5 or 6 seasons is good.
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@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:
House of Cards was 5 or 6 season before it got cancelled.
Hard to tell with that one, might have been cancelled early due to Kevin Spacey's involvement.
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@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:
House of Cards was 5 or 6 season before it got cancelled.
Yeah but that was because Kevin Spacey likes to diddle underage boys.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:
Does Netflix have a standard when it comes to how many episodes or seasons before canceling them?
Not that I can tell. Seems to be show dependent.
That has nothing to do with Netflix specifically.
All production companies make those decisions based on many factors.
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@JaredBusch said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:
Does Netflix have a standard when it comes to how many episodes or seasons before canceling them?
Not that I can tell. Seems to be show dependent.
That has nothing to do with Netflix specifically.
All production companies make those decisions based on many factors.
True, but in many cases Netflix is the production company. Fuller House, for example, it was Netflix producing it. Some they buy, some they produce.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@JaredBusch said in What Are You Watching Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Watching Now:
@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:
Does Netflix have a standard when it comes to how many episodes or seasons before canceling them?
Not that I can tell. Seems to be show dependent.
That has nothing to do with Netflix specifically.
All production companies make those decisions based on many factors.
True, but in many cases Netflix is the production company. Fuller House, for example, it was Netflix producing it. Some they buy, some they produce.
Correct but the implication from @black3dynamite was that it was a thing unique to Netflix.
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Haha, I bet I'm the only one here that really enjoyed Downton Abbey.
