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Yup. Or they stop watching the series because they hear it’s cancelled.

absolute lier. they cancelled inside job for a tax wright off.

sounds like a skyrim mod name

I actually watched it on Adult Swim, stumbled upon it looking for something as background noise while I did dishes, saw Final Space aaaaand.. Dishes weren't done that night. God I was so upset when I saw it was cancelled (ON YOUTUBE.).

The military, in fact, does not use "physical punishment". Maybe in the Corps, but I got out right after the Pentagon took away our smoking rights.

So, anyways, how'd that child slavery lawsuit go?

Say you only watch the most popular shows without saying you only watch the most popular shows

Arcane did it in an interesting way. They had nine episodes with three distinct story arcs, and they split it up into three drops of three episodes. You pretty much got a trilogy of movies dropping once a week, and it became a good trade-off. You got your binge moment while also allowing hype to build over the course of the release which turned out extremely successful.

I mean everybody is complaining about prison overcrowding and cost

If you're being sarcastic I missed it

I’d have put the heels back on her, then announced she was trans. Imagine Tucker’s face when he realized he’d been jerking it to trans-candy this entire time.

thats the spirit! darn those capitalist thugs in america!

Why is CHamoru Santa so angry and/or trying to make his bdsm kink policy?

Every weeb ever.

Best for Netflix is small budget large audience...

But don't tell them that.

Fuck Ticketmaster.

I wasn't born to two parents.

i hate merchandizing but Wednesday could use a more plush sidekick

Glad we are on the same page but I draw the line at anything more than dipping a rattan cane in brine, more than 17 strokes is excessive

Wild turkeys do not annoy us here at mid-elevation in California's central Sierra Nevada range. Pumas and foxes keep their numbers down. 8-)

Just like all things statistics, meaning is derived by how you view the numbers. A show can be successful in terms of overall viewership and still be deemed a failure due to stable numbers. In most scenarios stable is good, but to TV execs and venture capitalists anything less than constant growth is a failure. You shouldn’t be so quick to throw shade at fans for the defense of their fandom.

>Shows are only successful if everyone binges them in the first week.

That's because you don't have to pay residuals in the first 90 days.

So a show that everyone watches in the first 3 days is cheaper than the one people watch slowly.

Oh sure, grown adults beating 7 year olds is totally legit and not problematic at all.

How about caning politicians when they get nothing done?! Oh yeah, and how about making them take random drug tests because they get paid with taxpayer funds? And if they don't pass the test that they had to pay for out of their own pocket, cane them!