by - ydobon-1
Most shows don't get a renewal until long after the season finale has aired
Perhaps most shows you watch.
season finale cliffhangers are the kiss of death for sci-fi shows. The bigger the cliffhanger, the more likely the show is to be cancelled.
Again, perhaps most shows you watch.
I will nip this in the bud before it even has a chance to go any further: you and I disagree. There's nothing else to be said. End of discussion.
And regarding:
and in case you haven't noticed
Leave your patronizing remarks with someone else.
Edit:
On second thought, it doesn't matter. I am adding you to my ignore list.
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two_shoes
11 years ago
On second thought, it doesn't matter. I am adding you to my ignore list
Wow, touchy much? You've just scared away any further discussion from anyone else (I mean, what's the point now? - It's obvious that
you don't want a discussion)
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Lokisgodhi
11 years ago
@o-lO-o-Ol-o
Did your parents raise any children who aren't ass holes?
I've got to agree with ydobon-1.
Far too many sci-fi shows don't get renewed. I can remember a bunch of sci-fi cliffhangers I was pissed about not finding out what happened.
o-lO-o-Ol-o wrote:
Most shows don't get a renewal until long after the season finale has aired
Perhaps most shows you watch.
season finale cliffhangers are the kiss of death for sci-fi shows. The bigger the cliffhanger, the more likely the show is to be cancelled.
Again, perhaps most shows you watch.
I will nip this in the bud before it even has a chance to go any further: you and I disagree. There's nothing else to be said. End of discussion.
And regarding:
and in case you haven't noticed
Leave your patronizing remarks with someone else.
Edit:
On second thought, it doesn't matter. I am adding you to my ignore list.
reply
share