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The original was posted on /r/television by /u/jimbobdonut on 2025-02-03 20:30:41+00:00.

I’m not surprised by this. TBS pulled the show off the schedule after it aired five episodes of its second season, put it back on a year later and now cancelled it. John Cena is probably too busy to do another season anyway.

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The original was posted on /r/television by /u/skippiington on 2025-02-03 19:05:06+00:00.

I don’t think a lot of people watched it, but there was this show I used to watch on Disney XD called “Mech-X4” that was basically a lower budget Pacific Rim. At the very end of the first season, there’s a cliffhanger where we learn the reporter character has been secretly investigating the main character. Cut to the next season, and both the actress and the character are nowhere to be found. To this day I’m still really frustrated by how stupid and pointless the cliffhanger was

Does anyone else have any examples of this?

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The original was posted on /r/television by /u/cmaia1503 on 2025-02-03 18:05:22+00:00.

"We value performance over anything else," Druckmann tells Entertainment Weekly as part of an exclusive season 2 interview. "We need someone to really capture the essence of those characters.... We don't value as much, 'Do they look exactly like the character with their eyebrows or their nose or their body?' Whatever it is. It's not nowhere on the priority list, but it's below a bunch of other things that we consider."

“We would've struggled to find someone as good as Kaitlyn to play this role,” Druckmann explains. “In the game, you have to play both characters [Ellie and Abby] and we need them to play differently. We needed Ellie to feel smaller and kind of maneuver around, and Abby was meant to play more like Joel in that she's almost like a brute in the way she can physically manhandle certain things. That doesn't play as big of a role in this version of the story because there's not as much violent action moment to moment. It's more about the drama. I'm not saying there's no action here. It's just, again, different priorities and how you approach it.”

“I personally think that there is an amazing opportunity here to delve into someone who is perhaps physically more vulnerable than the Abby in the game, but whose spirit is stronger,” Mazin adds. “And then the question is, ‘Where does her formidable nature come from and how does it manifest?’ That's something that will be explored now and later.”

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The original was posted on /r/television by /u/Greedy-Designer-631 on 2025-02-03 02:47:22+00:00.

I just watched Scavengers Reign and I can't get over how good it was.

Then I learned it was cancelled by HBO. I am on HBO almost daily and never saw it promoted and I am super into stuff like this.

Seriously shit like this makes me feel like there is no hope for humanity lol.

It's insane to me this was considered a failure and the lack of promotion.

Also the fact that HBO killed it shows they have lost what made them special.

This depresses me on a level I can't describe.

Oh well I just wanted to share how am I am feeling - is anyone else taking the shows cancellation really hard lol?

It just seems like such a bad decision it has me questioning if I even understand modern media anymore.

What do people want to watch?

Ice road truckers from hell ? It seems that way ..

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The original was posted on /r/television by /u/TitShark on 2025-02-02 21:51:04+00:00.

I’m watching ER for the first time, and while dated in many ways, clearly had staying power for a reason.

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The original was posted on /r/television by /u/Way-of-Kai on 2025-02-02 13:12:08+00:00.

Craig Mazin is my current favourite, he made Chernobyl and Last of Us, absolute peak television in my books.

Noah Hawkey also, he made Fargo and working Alien:Earth next.

Eric Kripke, he made Supernatural which was really funny and engaging when it came out, and currently is working on The Boys, which is equally fun. Though a bit inconsistent.

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