Glow Season 3 airs 09 August 2019 on Netflix. I'm 100% expecting this to end up being the final season
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Glow Season 3 airs 09 August 2019 on Netflix. I'm 100% expecting this to end up being the final season -
The upcoming The Ranch: Season 4 will be the final season as Netflix swings the axe.
Meanwhile, Amazon have cancelled Sneaky Pete after three seasons
Netflix and DreamWorks are working together on a new kids animated show - Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous
The show follows six kids exploring part of Isla Nubar in 2015 when that films events unfold leaving them fending for themselves.
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Swamp Thing is already cancelled, which seems pretty early. I haven't seen any of it but it was one that at least seemed a bit different on the DC service. https://bloody-disgusting.com/tv/356...d-swamp-thing/Comment
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Yep, from what I can gather the pilot is really good but the run was chopped down from 13 eps to 10 and then cancelled because the show costs $80m to make and they were expecting a $40m subsidy from the state it films in but due to some bizarre error it turned out the real figure they'll get is $14m making the show hugely unprofitable as they can't move it elsewhere. I'll be curious to see the show, never really 'got' the appeal of Swamp Thing but it'll be a shame if it turns out as good as word says it is.Originally posted by Dogg Thang View PostComment
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I saw one comment on Twitter which really hit home and has far wider implications. The gist is that this happens because everyone is now chasing Netflix. They want a piece of that action. And yet... Netflix is $14 billion in debt.
And when you consider that, globally at least, Netflix went pretty much unchallenged for a long time, it feels like nobody will ever have the userbase that Netflix has right now. And still, $14 billion in debt.Comment
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$14bn and borrowing $10bn every 3 or so years - a bubble that will have to burst one day.
First sign of trouble could be this if true, reportedly Netflix is about to hit the ceiling in the US in terms of potential subscribers. Therefore with rising costs and all these rival services hitting in the next two years Netflix is likely to see growth stall and maybe even signs of userbase decline as people migrate their subs which would cause panic for the service.
There's rumours that the DCU Service is being re-evaluated. It's original content has been universally praised but it's considered to be a niche service so it could be partially dissolved and folded into the Warner Media service:
That service will reportedly cost $16-$17 per month but gets you access to Warner's movie and TV content, HBO, Cinemax etc so saves money for consumers compared to what they're already paying just for those services solo. Basically a quick and effective counter to Disney+ even though the mouse house is going aggressively cheap on their sub cost.
Side note: Netflix recently revived Lucifer for a fourth season and has just greenlit Lucifer: Season 5... that will be its final run.Comment
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WarnerMedia Service is pushing ahead with plans for its TV series Dune: The Sisterhood and isn't messing around with it either. They've hired Denis Villeneuve to direct the pilot episode as the series is a companion piece to his two film adaptation.Comment
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Lovely! Was the Swamp Thing story finished? Was looking forward to that. The Alan Moore run is legendary.Comment
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They apparently retooled Ep10 into a final episode of some sorts but it's unknown if it was a proper ending, still fairly open or just a season finaleComment
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Disney have announced Chip n' Dale for the Disney+ service. Season One will be 39 episode in length.
Also unveiled is Monsters at Work, the Disney+ spin-off show that sequelises Monsters Inc. Hitting next year the show takes place six months after the original movie.
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Netflix have greenlit Russian Doll: Season 2Comment
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Disney+ will have a Toy Story 4 spin-off series called Forky Asks a Question. The series is 10 episodes long and launches with the service on 12 November 2019.
Netflix and DreamWorks have announced another animated series... brace yourselves... Fast and Furious: Spy Racers
The show follows Tony Toretto, the teenage cousin of Dom, as he and his friends are recruited by the US government as spies because...well... reasons.
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Might give Nicholas WInding Refn's new tv show a look tonight on Prime: Too Old To Die Young. The description may be slightly clumsily (a supernatural LA horror thriller noir) but it's certainly got my attention.
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Trailer for Dark: Season 2 on Netflix:
Despite a wonky arrival, Bad Boys spin-off LA's Finest has been picked up for a second run
An analyst has stated that Disney+ could have 130m subscribers within its first 5 yearsComment
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