CANCELLED = lesson to all showrunners

Because Roadies was made by absolute IDIOTS, we got a THREE SEASON arc in a show that never made it past one season.

Here's a clue for the (very) clueless cokeheads who greenlight these productions. When your show is BRAND NEW, show some respect for the audience and finish you first major series of arcs in SEASON ONE. That way you won't employ dreadful lazy writers, and the audience will appreciate FULLY REALISED storylines, and crave more.

Roadies was basically HALF of a movie story spread across its ten episodes. To fill those endless hours, we got third rate DRIBBLE of no interest or consequence, like the superstitious rubbish or the tedious idiot whose 'funeral' ruined the last ever episode. Indeed, so bad was the 'funeral' episode, there was ZERO chance of the show being renewed after that 'middle finger' from the writers to the studio.

Why is Netflix eating up the new drama market? Because their shows have arcs that complete in ONE SEASON.

Two of HBO's biggest stinkers, and financial disaters, used the same three season arc trick - John from Cincinnatti and the horse racing stinker from the same showrunner. The audience for both died of boredom before each season completed- and the shows cancelled.

The excellent US version of Shameless shows the perfect way to do this kind of drama- but then it has GOOD writers who don't expect one year of work to be spread across three years of filming.