Sundays in Primetime version 3

There are a lot of planned posts in the future. I decided that the best one to go with now is another version of primetime on Sundays. This is in a planned effort to update my blog with new versions of primetime for each day of the week. Here's version three of Sundays. you should see version three for the other three days of the week sometime soon in the future. I've also added a new section to the reviews that you'll probably see from now on in future blog posts. I'll be sure to add them. Anyways, here are the Sunday primetime shows for the third time.

Each network has a different style of shows on Sundays. Sunday is the only time you’ll see primetime from 6-7 Central. Except ABC, all of the major four networks show football for the first half of the season. This causes problems on CBS where most of the shows get delayed which is really annoying. FOX just preempts the first hour as needed which causes very rare delays sometimes. NBC doesn’t even show non-sports until midseason. In terms of consistency, this day of the week has the most, except for possibly Friday. The CW doesn’t show any primetime shows on Sundays anymore. ABC and CBS show mostly the same thing in theory. In fact, it’s creepy how similar they are. FOX shows animation domination, all of them half hour shows that are animated that you shouldn’t let your kids watch (unless, of course, your kids are teenagers, in which case, I’d be surprised if they weren’t watching it, if it is Family Guy at least). Well, there are sometimes like this current season when live action sitcoms slip into the line-up on FOX. When NBC show shows after football season ends, it is normally more Dateline and some dramas. Here’s my view of the shows that I have seen, some of them, watch regularly.

Bordertown: Status- It is currently on FOX on Sundays at 7:00/6:00 Central. Why I’ve seen it- It airs with a show that I normally watch. Description- This is an adult animated cartoon about people that live near the Mexican border and how a white family and Mexican family interact with each other. Notable People- The creator of this show has worked on Family Guy and still might. Also, Hank Azaria from The Simpsons is also on this show. Pros- The show is interesting and what you would expect from a FOX animated comedy. Cons- It can be dull and relies on stereotypes too much. Note to Parents- Like all FOX shows, a teenager can watch this, but any younger age is best avoided. Recommendation- Take it or leave it. You aren’t missing anything by missing it and you probably wouldn’t hate it if you watched it. Prediction- I don’t think that it would last very long. It probably won’t have a second season. Reception: mixed to negative. Grade: C. New review

60 Minutes: Status- Currently on Sunday nights on CBS at 7/6 Central unless delayed due to sports. Why I’ve seen it- Typically, there’s nothing good on other networks when I started, but a general interest in current events is why I typically watch as much as I do. Noteworthiness- Some consider it to be the longest show in primetime. That is probably correct. Description- It is an in-depth news show of current and interesting events. Could be like the PBS news hour with commercials. Normally three stories are shown with the first relating to current events and the last relating to culture. Normally, the last story is a profile on some notable celebrity. Sometimes, a segment is continued in a later segment. Pros- Unique news stories could keep you hooked until commercials. Cons- Nothing keeps you into it if you want to watch something else and the segment you were watching ends. Controversies have arisen more from this show than any other show on CBS. The segments tend to last a very long time which can irate you. Note to Parents- This is a news show and the news can be gruesome. While some segments may work for certain ages, most would not unless the kid is a teen. Recommendation- You should watch this if you have the chance. Maybe you’ll learn something interesting. Prediction- This show will be on until the end of the world. Even then, it might continue. Reception: positive. Grade: A-.

America’s Funniest Home Videos: Status- Currently on ABC on Sundays at 7/6 Central and in syndication on various networks. Why I’ve seen it- I can’t remember for sure, but back when it had its original host, I watched all the time with my family. I guess we just liked the concept. One of the few memories I have of my father (who is dead) relates to this show. Noteworthiness- It has been on a long time. I don’t know for how long and it did take a break in new episodes at one point. Everything that you see on the show is from viewers. Description- Viewer submitted home videos are viewed as the audience determines which one is the best. It is shown in Los Angeles. I used to watch it all the time with its original host, Bob Saget. He is no longer the host. Notable People- Tom Bergeron, who also hosts Dancing with the Stars, hosts this show. It is confirmed, however, that he will be leaving the show in the near future. I don’t know who the replacement will be, if they continue the show at all. Pros- If you like the Three Stooges, you’ll like this show. It can be funny sometimes. Cons- Most of the laughs comes from people getting hurt. It can get boring quickly. Some of what is shown is far from being funny. Note to Parents- I watched this a lot as a kid. I don’t know how much the show has changed over the years, but I’d have to say that this show is probably acceptable for kids, but it may teach them to laugh at other people’s pain. Recommendation- Do not watch this show. It is not worth your time. Prediction- This show will be on until people stop watching it, submitting videos to it, or the network finally realizes how bad it really is. A new host could spill its demise as a new host for virtually any show like this could. Plus, even if it ends for a while, it could return as it has in the past. Reception: mixed to positive. Grade: D-.

Bob’s Burgers: Status- Currently on Sundays on FOX at 7:30/6:30 Central. Why I’ve seen it- I guess I just typically like watching these types of shows for some odd reason. Plus, there might have been a gap in my schedule with nothing else to watch at the time. To put it simply, I don’t know why I started watching this. Description- Part of animation domination, we see the misadventures of a family who works in, owns, and (more or less) lives in a restaurant. Pros- It is funny, using a humor not typically seen on television. Cons- There may be worse things than this, but there are a lot of better things as well. It can be hard to stay into it and watch it all the time. It may take you a while to realize that it is good. Note to Parents- This is one that is probably best avoided among kids less than the teenage years. Recommendation- It is pretty good so watch if you can. Prediction- This will last for a while, considering how it is renewed already for future seasons. Reception: mixed then positive. Grade: B+.

The Simpsons: Status- Currently on FOX on Sundays at 8/7 Central and in syndication on various networks. Why I’ve seen it- I typically watched reruns when I was a child. It’s probably not something that a young person should be watching, depending on the episode. Not sure why we were into it, but we typically watched it during supper and right before bed. Noteworthiness- It has lasted more seasons than any other scripted primetime show. The original cast is still working on the show. There tends to be a famous guest voice in most episodes. It was originally a spin-off of The Tracy Ullman Show. Over 500 episodes have been made. FOX considered creating a channel for reruns of just this show. Description- This is an animated comedy on a strange family in Springfield. They have different, unrelated stories in each episode. Notable People- Anyone in the main cast because they are in the cast. Matt Groening, the creator who had done different comic book series as well as Futurama. Pros- Funny episodes are shown all the time. There is never any ongoing storylines so you don’t have to be devoted to the show. Despite the fact that it has been on a long time, they still manage to come up with great, new episodes and might be better than when the show originally started. Cons- Inappropriate humor is used a lot. Because of its length on the air, the head writer changes every so often. There is absolutely no continuity between episodes. The show jumped the shark a long time ago, yet remains on the air simply because of great ratings. One wonders why it is still on air when they don’t have good ideas anymore and even air show’s too short segments, which are probably as ridiculous as they sound to you. Religion is typically represented poorly in the show. Note to Parents- While I watched this a lot as a kid and it even won polls for favorite kids show, I don’t think that most young ones should watch this. A preteen or older can handle the show without asking any serious questions. Recommendation- You should watch it if you like it (and only if you like it) and have the time. It can be quite entertaining. Although, since they don’t have the best ideas anymore, then it may not be worth your time. Prediction- This show will last forever, unless the death of a cast member causes a retooling of the show or otherwise abrupt ending. One can wonder what the death of Matt Groening, who still supervises the show, would cause. Reception: generally positive then somewhat negative. Grade: B-.

Madam Secretary: Status- Currently on CBS at 8/7 Central on Sundays unless delayed due to sports. Why I’ve seen it- I almost always watch a CBS show at least once. Description- This show is about a woman who becomes secretary of state and all the drama that unfolds with it. Some think that this is made to get Hillary Clinton elected president. Those people are morons. Pros- This show is pretty good. The characters are interesting. It is an interesting drama with enough mystery going on to make people interested in it. The show is also pretty realistic, to an extent. Cons- I don’t know if it runs the risk of getting too political based on the undisclosed parties the people are part of. Plus, like other shows, it is in the strange situation of being in a reality that is both real and made up instead of a completely made up reality which would probably be better for it. Also, the number of crisis that the country faces each episode, even though they are relatively minor, can be a bit much, even if it’s needed for the plot of the show. Note to Parents- I’d have to say that this be a decision that goes either way with your views on what kids should watch. Preteens might be okay watching it, but I think that the really young kids should be avoiding this. Recommendation- I ultimately think that it is worth the watch. Prediction- This show being on Sunday may be a bit of a risk for this show. Plus, keeping it realistic might be hard as years pass, meaning that it might have to be short term to stay realistic in some way. But, I think that this show will probably last for a while. Or it could become a misnomer if it continues too long. Just remember that it has to have a Madam Secretary at some point to stay true to its name. While they could keep her in office for a while, I’ll probably let the writers do their magic instead of worrying about what they would probably have to do as time goes by. Reception: positive. Grade: B. I have a blog about the show Madam Secretary: http://adamdeckermadamsecretaryblog.blogspot.com/

Once Upon a Time: Status- Currently on ABC at 8/7 Central on Sundays. Why I’ve seen it- General interest in the whole fairy tale genre. Description- The world of fairy tales are trapped in our world (a world of “pure horror”). Well, the show has evolved since then, but that was the original purpose at least. Notable People- The creators of Lost also created this show. Pros- A captivating drama, it keeps you interested with the writers’ take on fairy tales. It is hard to stop watching. Cons- One can wonder if they’ll have enough material for a long series. One could wonder instead if the show moves fast enough. Due to the frequent use of flashbacks, one could wonder also if they can keep their stories straight and avoid continuity errors. Plus, it could be too much like a soap opera for those of you who don’t like that genre. Note to Parents- It’s borderline wondering whether or not younger people can watch this show. There’s enough in there that you might find objectionable, but most of it might be considered okay to watch with your family. Recommendation- It is a good show, if you don’t mind the other shows at the same time. You should watch it sometime. Prediction- This show is a hit and the network needs more of those so it will stay around for quite some time. Reception: positive. Grade: A.

Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life: Status- Currently on FOX at 8:30/7:30 Central on Sundays. Why I’ve seen it- It is paired with a show that I normally watch. Description- It’s hard to tell what this show is about. From what I understand, it is the misadventures of Cooper Barrett and his friends. Notable People- Liza Lapira, who was in NCIS, Dollhouse, Traffic Light, Don’t Trust the Bitch in Apartment 23, Super Fun Night, and Battle Creek, is a character in this show. Pros- It can be interesting and fun to watch. Small parts are funny. Cons- The show can be weird and not make sense. Note to Parents- Since this is a FOX comedy, it might be best to avoid letting your kids watch this. Teenagers should be okay, but not much younger than that. Recommendation- I’d say that you can watch it if you want to. It doesn’t really stand out as either good or bad. Prediction- I’d put it at a toss-up right now, although it is probably more likely to fail than anything else. Reception: average/mixed. Grade: B-. New review

Family Guy: Status- Currently on FOX at 9/8 Central on Sundays and in syndication on various affiliates. Why I’ve seen it- I’m not sure why I was interested in it, but it might have been my usual interest in animated comedies. Noteworthiness- To my knowledge, it is the only show in television history that has been cancelled twice yet still manages to produce new episodes. Actually, that might not be true, but few other shows have done that. Description- The animated adventures of a family including their dog and baby who can talk and behave like normal people. Notable People- Seth MacFarlane created the show as well as voices several characters. Seth Green, known for his work on Robot Chicken and some movies is Chris. Mila Kunis, who was in That 70’s Show and some notable movies like Black Swan, is Meg. Pros- The show manages to stay fresh while poking fun at somewhat recent events. Insides jokes come up all the time. Funny episodes are common. The themes that show up are less an approval of them but more a comment on them and how other people can sometimes think. Cons- Bad episodes pop up just as often as good ones. If it weren’t animated, it couldn’t be shown on network television due to sex, violence, and language. It can be too random at points leaving you with no clue as to what is going on. You’ll probably hate as much as you like. At least two episodes were controversial enough to not be aired (although they reversed the decision of one of them later). Note to Parents- This show has always aired with a content advisory warning so that alone should be enough for you to make a judgment on it. Your teens would probably love it, but don’t yet young ones watch it. Recommendation- Take it or leave it. It’s not for everyone, although I like it sometimes. Prediction- It will last a long time because the people who hate it are a minority and could always bring it back another time by buying all the seasons on DVD for themselves. Reception: positive yet controversial. Grade: C.

The Good Wife: Status- It is currently on CBS on Sundays at 9/8 Central unless delayed due to sports. Why I’ve seen it- It was mostly due to a dream implying that I should watch it. It fit with my schedule more following the cancellation of The Forgotten. Description- It originally started with an arrest of a public office holder in Chicago and revealed that he had an affair on his wife. The show, however, is about his wife and her journeys as a lawyer as well as other cast members. It is set in Chicago. Notable People- Juliana Margulies, from ER and other shows, is the lead character Alicia. Others might be present. Pros- It is an interesting show with a recurring storyline. It stays as best as possible with Democrats by neither downplaying them nor making them the best. It is a good courtroom drama. The editing is great. Cons- You’ll be confused watching it without knowing the recurring storyline. It is a weird blend of fiction and reality and can be hard to tell where one ends and the other begins. It can be very confusing with its plots. A whole episode can go by without you understanding what happened in the episode. Christianity has a weird representation which is seemingly from the views of non-Christians. It is very subtle and hard to catch some things in the show. If it weren’t set in Chicago, the courtroom aspect would be even more unrealistic than it already is. Note to Parents- I would steer clear of letting young people watch it. Maybe teens could, but not any younger than that. Recommendation- Watch this if you have a chance too. Prediction- It is officially ending in May with the last episodes of this season. It must have been on the bubble for too long. Reception: critically acclaimed. Grade: B-. I have a blog about this show: http://adamdeckergoodwifetvshow.blogspot.com/

The Last Man on Earth: Status- Currently on FOX on Sundays at 9:30/8:30 Central. Why I’ve seen it- It looked interesting and it fit in with my schedule. Description- After a virus decimates the human population, only a handful of people remain. Believe it or not, it’s a comedy. Notable People- Will Forte, who was once on Saturday Night Live, is the main character. Kristin Schaal, from Bob’s Burgers, is another character. January Jones, from Mad Men, is a character. Mary Steenburgen, from the Back to the Future trilogy, among other movies, is a character. SPOILER! Jason Sudeiks, from Saturday Night Live and movies, is a character. END SPOILER. Pros- I think that it is pretty good. It is unique and interesting. It actually works as a comedy. Cons- It is strange. It doesn’t always make sense. Some of it is dumb. Note to Parents- Sometimes it airs with a content adversary warning. I’d have to say that this probably is something that teens can watch, but not any younger than that. Recommendation- I’d say that you should watch it if it fits in with your schedule. Prediction- I do not expect this show to last very long given its high concept as a show. Also, its ratings aren’t all that good so it will probably end. Reception:  generally positive Grade: B. New review

Quantico: Status- Currently on ABC on Sundays at 10/9 Central. Why I’ve seen it- I thought that it looked good. Description- Basically, it is about new FBI recruits and the mystery is finding out which one of them is evil and planned a terrorist attack. It flips back and forth between two timelines that are separated a bit, one which explains the stories of the recruits and the other after the terrorist attack has happened with people looking for the suspect, mistakenly believed to be the main character. Pros- It is pretty interesting and worth watching. The show is quite gripping and intriguing. Cons- This show has too much sex in it. There might also be more violence than it needs. Note to Parents- Like most shows, I’d say that your teens can watch it, but not much younger than that. Recommendation- I’d say that you should watch it if you can. Prediction- I think that it might last. I’d say that it will for now, although it might not. Reception: positive. Grade: A. New review

CSI: Cyber: Status- Currently on CBS on Sundays at 10/9 Central unless delayed or preempted due to sports. Why I’ve seen it- I watched this for various reasons, among them being that this is part of the CSI franchise which I like, it originally airing at a time when nothing else good was on, and it airing on CBS. Noteworthiness- This is a spin-off of CSI, being promoted as the next generation of it. Description- This drama deals with cyber crimes. Notable People- It has Patricia Arquette who was on Medium. It also has Ted Denson from Cheers and the original CSI, playing the same character moved to this division. Pros- I like this show a lot. I think that it has a lot of potential and is living up to it. Cons- It may not be realistic, which is a common complaint about any CSI show. Note to Parents- I’d say that the tape delay alone may be enough to make sure that your kids don’t watch this. The show is violent a lot. I’d say that some teenagers could watch this, but not much younger than that. Recommendation- I like this show and think that others should watch it as well. Prediction- This will probably not last much longer than it already has. I see it getting cancelled pretty soon as it has terrible ratings. Reception: negative. Grade: B+. New review I have a blog about this show: http://adamdeckercsicyber.blogspot.com/

New Midseason Shows 2016 Part 1

In order to accommodate planned new blog posts, I’m splitting up in the reviews of midseason shows into two different parts. Other midseason shows that I plan to review will be in part two. I still don’t know when/if Emerald City is premiering. Now, on to the official introduction

This has almost certainly been updated later than I probably would have wanted it to be. But here it is. I’m posting about the midseason shows that I’m watching during this TV season. I’ll also let you know what things have changed. For instance, Coach was supposed to be at midseason, but was then cancelled before it aired. Of Kings and Prophets with Angel from Hell were both delayed until midseason when they meant to be part of the fall schedule originally. And any of these shows planned for midseason could end up airing during the summer instead. Sometimes I don’t see a new show until later. That’s why you’ll see a fall show reviewed in this post. Now, without further ado, let’s get to the reviews of the new midseason shows.

Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life: Show Description- It’s hard to tell what this show is about. From what I understand, it is the misadventures of Cooper Barrett and his friends. Behind the Scenes- Liza Lapira is in this. That can be a bit worrisome, as she’s known (to me at least), in starring in shows that get cancelled after one or two seasons. Those shows are Dollhouse, Traffic Light, Don’t Trust the Bitch in Apartment 23, Super Fun Night, and Battle Creek. My Thoughts- The show can be weird and not make sense. But it can also be interesting and fun to watch. I don’t really know a good judgment on it yet. I give it three out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I’d put it at a toss-up right now. Where to Find- On Sundays at 8:30/7:30 Central on FOX

Dr. Ken: Show Description- An actor who was once a doctor plays a doctor. This is not a midseason show as it premiered during the fall and this is another late review that I tend to have every season. Behind the Scenes- Ken Joeng, who was once on Community, is the star of this show. My Thoughts- A certain website (www.tv.com), thought this show was so bad, that you should pick it in the deadpool, their annual contest of the first cancellations of the season. I originally had no plans of watching it, but did when there was nothing good on. This show is terrible with bad acting, bad writing, and overall poor quality. I’m not sure if it has any redeeming values. I give it one out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- It is actually doing well in the ratings so it might last a while, or at the very least, into next season. Where to Find- On Fridays at 8:30/7:30 Central on ABC

Bordertown: Show Description- This is an adult animated cartoon about people that live near the Mexican border and how a white family and Mexican family interact with each other. Behind the Scenes- There were numerous production problems with this show. If my information is correct, it was even cancelled at one put before it aired before they decided that it would air in the end. At one point, it was part of the planned midseason shows of last season, but never aired then. But despite all these problems, they have finally made and aired the show. My Thoughts- While it is bad in some places, it can be interesting in others. I don’t know enough yet to make a full judgment on the show. I give it three out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I don’t think that it would last very long. It might last a bit longer than it has already, but might not. Where to Find- On Sundays at 9:30/8:30 Central on FOX

Shades of Blue: Show Description- This is about dirty cops and the possibly corrupt feds investigating them. Behind the Scenes- Jennifer Lopez, who was in American Idol, among other things, is the main character of the show. There are other notable people as well. My Thoughts- It can be hard to tell where they are going with this show or who the good guys are (if there are any at all). It is a nice take on the recent feelings on police. I’d say that it is pretty good in the end, for now at least. I give it three out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- It was renewed for a second season. I’m not sure what the odds of it lasting beyond that is. Where to Find- On Thursdays at 10/9 Central on NBC

Superstore: Show Description- This is a comedy about people who work in a store and the adventures that ensue. Behind the Scenes- America Ferria from Ugly Betty is in the cast. She might have also created the show too. My Thoughts- This show is interesting and different. Besides that, there really isn’t much that this show offers. It isn’t terrible, but I wouldn’t watch it again. I give it two out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- The network was very specific when they advertised its high ratings making it possible that it doesn’t have that good ratings in reality. I say that it might make it into a second season, but only given NBC’s general lack of comedies that they have to rely on. They need something, right? Where to Find- On Mondays at 8/7 Central on NBC

Angel from Hell: Show Description- A woman is guided by a different woman who may or may not be a guardian angel. Behind the Scenes- This show was originally planned to air in the fall until it was moved to midseason for unknown reasons. This doesn’t seem like a good thing for its future. My Thoughts- While it certainly wasn’t bad, it failed to stand out as quality entertainment. I didn’t hate it, but I also wouldn’t watch it again. I give it two out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I don’t expect it to last long. I say that it won’t have a second season. Where to Find- On Thursdays at 9:30/8:30 Central on CBS

Second Chance: Show Description- A dead man is brought back to life in order to help save someone’s life while trying to figure out the mysterious circumstances regarding his death and help solve other crimes as well. Behind the Scenes- There’s not much to add here, so I won’t add anything. In cases like this, I wonder if I should even have this section. Oh, well. I’ll still keep it this time. My Thoughts- This show is pretty good, even if it is the typical mystery crime drama with a supernatural twist. I like it and recommend it. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- It is probably already cancelled unofficially, so don’t expect Second Chance to get a second season. After all, it wasn’t originally on Fridays. Where to Find- On Fridays at 9/8 Central on FOX

DC’s Legends of Tomorrow: Show Description- A time master gets a team of people from our time to save the world from a threat in the future. Behind the Scenes- As evidenced by its name, it is part of the DC comics universe that is on TV right now which also features Arrow and The Flash. My Thoughts- I love this show and think that it is awesome. It’s only potential problems are with its connections with other shows and it potentially dragging on too long. I give it five out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- This will probably last for a while, if all goes well. The only thing against it is whether there are simply too many shows for it. Where to Find- On Thursdays at 8/7 Central on the CW

Lucifer: Show Description- For some odd reason, the devil, known as Lucifer, decides to help people solve crimes. Behind the Scenes- This is based off of a comic book. My Thoughts- It is hard to tell entirely what this show is about. It could be interesting over time, but enough about it is too weird for me to watch it again. I give it two out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I’d put it at a toss-up for now. Where to Find- On Mondays at 9/8 Central on FOX

New midseason- The Family, Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life, Houdini and Doyle (?), Shades of Blue, Superstore, You, Me, and the Apocalypse, You the Jury (?), Better Late than Never (?), Rush Hour, Game of Silence (?), Heartbreaker (?), Hot and Bothered (?), Crowned (?), Emerald City (?), Lucifer, The X-Files, The Real O’Neals, Angel from Hell, Telenovela, Of Kings and Prophets, The Catch (?), Containment (?), Little Big Shots, Bordertown, Second Chance, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Uncle Buck(?).

Those shows I’m reviewing: Rush Hour (CBS, planned later review), Emerald City (NBC, not scheduled, planned later review), Lucifer (FOX), Bordertown (FOX), DC’s Legends of Tomorrow (CW), Of Kings and Prophets (ABC, planned later review), Angel from Hell (CBS), Shades of Blue (NBC), Dr. Ken * (ABC), The Family (ABC, planned later review), Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life (FOX), Second Chance (FOX), Superstore (NBC)

Any show with a question mark next to it is not scheduled as of yet. Any of them could premiere during midseason still, it could be part of the summer schedule, or it might not premiere at all. But I plan to be back later with part two of this post and the reviews of Rush Hour, Emerald City, Of Kings and Prophets, and The Family. To be continued…

Sliver Globes Award Nominees 2015

Well, it has now come time for me to talk about the awards that I’m giving to the shows from last season. What do I consider to be the best of the year? Well, I might as well get straight to the nominees. I should explain that only a few people will be nominated for the dearly departed award and only one person will win. I will give the award to someone who I felt left their mark in television. If they were mostly known for movies, then they won’t be on here. The next line says what I can’t nominate because either The Golden Globes or the Emmys have nominated them. But, this only excludes them from a single category of mine. Remember that there might be spoilers after the main section. Now, on to the nominees for the Silver Globe Awards from TV last year

Comedies I can’t nominate: Modern Family & Parks and Recreation. Dramas I can’t nominate: none.

Best new show: The Astronaut’s Wives Club, Supergirl, Blindspot, Code Black, The Muppets, CSI: Cyber, iZombie, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Allegiance, Boom, The Late Late Show with James Corden

Best one season show: Minority Report, Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris, Allegiance, The Astronaut’s Wives Club, A to Z

Best cancelled or ending show: Parenthood, Allegiance, A to Z, CSI, Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris, The Mentalist, Rookie Blue, Minority Report, The Astronaut’s Wives Club, Parks and Recreation, Hart of Dixie, The Late Show with David Letterman, Battle Creek

Most screwed show: Allegiance

Best theme song: Parenthood, The Simpsons, Family Guy, NCIS, Parks and Recreation, CSI

Best idea for a show: Parenthood

Best series premiere: Allegiance, Supergirl, Quantico, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Limitless, Minority Report

Best series finale: A to Z, Parenthood, Hart of Dixie, The Astronaut’s Wives Club

Best cliffhanger ending: Person of Interest, Grimm, NCIS, Modern Family, Jane the Virgin, The Big Bang Theory, The Blacklist, Hawaii Five-0

Best cliffhanger resolution: NCIS, Jane the Virgin, The Blacklist

Best cast: Hart of Dixie, Parks and Recreation, Battle Creek, Saturday Night Live

Best writers: Parenthood, Allegiance, Hart of Dixie

Best editing: Big Brother

Most interesting show: Hart of Dixie, Parenthood, Allegiance

Best music in a show: Hart of Dixie

Time well spent award: Allegiance, Parenthood, A to Z

Most memorable: Allegiance, Hart of Dixie, The Big Bang Theory, NCIS

Most underrated TV show: Allegiance, Hart of Dixie, CSI: Cyber, The Astronaut’s Wives Club, The Briefcase, Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris

Best retooling of a show: The Blacklist

Shouldn’t have been cancelled award: Minority Report, Allegiance, CSI, Rookie Blue

Why was it a midseason replacement award: Boom, The Last Man on Earth, The Astronaut’s Wives Club, Allegiance

Best comedy-drama: iZombie, Hart of Dixie, Limitless, Battle Creek

Groundbreaking show: The Last Man on Earth

Best comedy: The Big Bang Theory, The Last Man on Earth, A to Z

Best drama: Rookie Blue, Allegiance, Parenthood, CSI, The Mentalist, The Astronaut’s Wives Club, NCIS

Best PBS special: Celtic Woman: Destiny

Best show on CBS: The Mentalist, CSI: Cyber, The Late Late Show with James Corden, NCIS,  The Late Show with David Letterman, CSI, Battle Creek, NCIS: Los Angeles, Hawaii Five-0, Scorpion, NCIS: New Orleans

Best show on ABC: Rookie Blue, Once Upon a Time, The Astronaut’s Wives Club, Marvel’s Agent Carter

Best show on the CW: Hart of Dixie, The Flash, iZombie

Best show on NBC: Allegiance, A to Z, Parks and Recreation, Parenthood

Best show on FOX: Bones, Sleepy Hollow, The Last Man on Earth, Minority Report, Boom

Best show on any other network: Community

Best syndicated show: The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Best show on television nominees: pending

Before I get to the other section I had one thing to say other than SPOILER ALERT! That thing is a new category called the dearly departed award. This is for someone who worked in television that died last year. Now I won’t nominate everyone and there will be only one winner, but I thought that I would remember a person that I like who died last year because they had a major influence on television.

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Best villain: Penguin from Gotham, Ray Reddington from the Blacklist, Grant Ward from Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Sin Rostro from Jane the Virgin

Best hero: Jim Gordon from Gotham, Jeremy from Survivor, Steve from Big Brother

Best bromance: Howard and Raj from The Big Bang Theory, Steve and Danny from Hawaii Five-0, Ryan and Colin from Whose Line is it Anyways?

Best anti-hero: Dr. Harrison Wells from The Flash, Sheldon Cooper from the Big Bang Theory, Tom Kleen from the Blacklist

Best facial expressions: Keegan Thompson on Saturday Night Live

Best badass: Leroy Jethro Gibbs from NCIS

Best shocking moment: The proposal and engagement from New Girl, Kate still has FBI connections from Castle, Other Phil Miller has a dark side from The Last Man on Earth

The dearly departed award: Donna Douglas, Leonard Nemoy, Bob Simon

Best story arc: The axis of evil from Survivor, The fight against Bait Fish from NCIS: New Orleans, Evil Russia from Madam Secretary

Best character transformation: Kelley Wentworth from Survivor, Elizabeth Klein from The Blacklist, Grace Florrick from The Good Wife

Best new character: Mike from Survivor

Most underrated character: Ellie Bishop from NCIS

Best finale song: The Heart from Hart of Dixie

Best original song: Everything’s Bigger from Whose Line is it Anyways?

Best season yet award: The Blacklist season 3, The Good Wife season 7, Madam Secretary season 2

This is pretty much all I’m going to mention for this post. I will be back later with the winners for every category except best show on television, since I will only have the nominees for that ready. Remember that I will also do the worst of television, but probably not until the summer.

Back to School Commercials 2015

Here's a post that I'm publishing much later than I should be. Sorry that this is so late. But I'm finally posting the number of Back to School commercials from last year. I will probably still be behind on various other planned posts, but hopefully they won't be as late as this one is.

Well, once again, it comes time for me to tell you of all the back to school commercials that aired this year. I’ll post a reminder of last year’s numbers while I’m at it. Back to school commercials are ridiculous. One is not even out of school for a whole month and they are already trying to reel you back in with the thoughts of another depressing school year ahead of you. Why do they start so early? Why do they last so long? Who allows the sheer number of these commercials to air? In 2015, the back to school commercials started airing on July 7^th. Since it has been June when it has started in the past, I’m a bit relieved, but not as much as I’d be if it were much later in the year.

In 2014, the official count of back to school commercials before Independence Day is 1. The official count before August is 48. The official count before September is 158. The official total of the whole year is 170.

In 2015, the official count of back to school commercials before Independence Day is 0. The official count before August is 44. The official count before September is 125. The official total of the whole year is 136.

Well, that’s pretty much all I can think of regarding back to school commercials this year. Stay on the lookout for future counts of different commercials. I’ve started working on the number of Christmas commercials. Hopefully, I’ll finish that count in the near future.

My Planned Television Viewing Habits: Midseason 2016

Well, provided that I can publish this at a good time, I’m going to tell you about my planned viewing habits for the upcoming midseason part of this TV season. Hopefully watching things will work out as well as they do. If not, then I guess I’ll have to go without for certain shows. Remember that due to a TV tuner and a VCR, I can effectively watch three shows at once. But, I can’t do four or more. I will say that I am glad that I only have basic television that I get for free.

Here are the existing shows still on the schedule that I plan on continuing watching: The new fall shows that I was interested in and kept watching were Quantico, The Muppets, Code Black, Limitless, Supergirl, and Blindspot. I planned to watch Angel from Hell at least once but it was delayed to midseason. More on that later. Also, while not new, I have decided to watch Undateable as well. The CBS shows that I’m still watching are 60 Minutes, Madam Secretary, The Good Wife, CSI: Cyber, NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS: New Orleans, Scorpion, Blue Bloods, Hawaii Five-0, Elementary, The Big Bang Theory, and Survivor. I also might watch the upcoming final season of Mike and Molly. The ABC shows that I’m still watching are Once Upon a Time, Castle, Grey’s Anatomy, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Modern Family. When it works out in my schedule, I will also watch The Middle, The Goldbergs, Shark Tank and 20/20. The CW shows that I’m still watching are Jane the Virgin, The Flash, iZombie, and Reign. The NBC shows that I’m still watching are Law and Order: SVU, The Blacklist, and Grimm. When it works out, I’ll also watch Dateline. The FOX shows that I’m still watching are The Last Man on Earth, Family Guy, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Sleepy Hollow, Bones, The Simpsons, and Gotham. I hope that I mentioned everything for this section.

Here are the returning shows not on the schedule until midseason that I plan on watching: Person of Interest, The 100, New Girl, Masters of Illusion, Hollywood Game Night, Marvel’s Agent Carter, and Whose Line it is Anyways? If some of them aren’t on again until summertime, then I’ll wait to watch them until then.

Here are the new midseason shows that I plan on watching: One of the planned fall shows was delayed until midseason. Two of them, actually. Of Kings and Prophets was delayed along with Angel from Hell. I have them both predicted as cancelled, but we’ll see if that happens. And I’m almost certain that I will not like Angel from Hell anyways. I still plan on watching them both. Anyways, the other new midseason shows that I plan on watching are Rush Hour, The Family, Shades of Blue, Emerald City, Second Chance, Lucifer, Cooper Barrett’s Guide to Surviving Life, Legends of Tomorrow, and Boardertown. Of course, it all depends on what interests me and what potentially fits in the schedule. I could easily end up watching shows that I didn’t know would have interested me at first and I might not watch other shows that might have interested me at a different point. It all depends on what works.

Here are the fall shows that I watched that aren’t on at midseason: The Player, Minority Report, and Best Time Ever. The first two have unofficially been cancelled. The third may return in the future but could be cancelled as the rest of them.

Here are the fall shows that I watched once but weren’t interested in seeing again: Life in Pieces and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. I didn’t originally plan on watching Truth be Told, but I did. And, I won’t be watching that again. It will probably get cancelled anyways.

That’s pretty much all I can think of telling you about what will happen with my potential midseason viewing schedule. You’ll find out later my thoughts on these shows when I review them. We’ll also see if any other shows get watched by me that I didn’t originally plan on.

New Falls Show 2015

I really hope that I have not added this article too late. I started it before any of the new fall shows started, but, obviously, I needed to actually see the shows that started before I published a review about them. There will probably be at least one cancelled show in the list. But, I should get to the reviews of these shows that I have decided to watch at least once.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Show Description- Stephen Colbert hosts a mostly standard late night talk show. This replaces David Letterman’s long tenor of hosting the same show by giving the show only its second host thus far. It also replaces various drama reruns during the summer. Behind the Scenes- Stephen Colbert, formerly a fake newscaster who did The Colbert Report, is the host of this show. My Thoughts- It most certainly has the type of weirdness that you would come and expect from late night talk shows. A lot of the fake news aspects of his old show remain on this one. He can be a bit over the top sometimes, but I say that he’s ultimately a good host in the end. He doesn’t limit himself to a certain type of guest. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- If I had to venture a guess, I’d have to say that Stephen Colbert will probably be here for at least a decade, probably longer. Where to Find- On CBS on weeknights at 11:35/10:35 Central.

Blindspot: Show Description- For mysterious reasons, a woman has amnesia and tattoos all over her body and there are crimes solved based off of this. Behind the Scenes- The post Voice time slot has mixed success in terms of ratings so that’s something to watch out for. My Thoughts- The show may seem a bit scatterbrained and it seems like they are trying to do a female version of Jason Bourne. The show can seem similar to other types of dramas in a way. But, it is interesting and I’ll probably keep watching it. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I’m not sure if this will last or not. I hope that it will, but I’m not too sure about it. I’d say that it has a good chance of lasting right now. Where to Find- On NBC at 10/9 Central on Mondays

Life in Pieces: Show Description- It’s hard to describe the plot of the show. It is basically about a family and their adventures all mixed into one story. It replaces The Millers and, momentarily, Mike and Molly. Behind the Scenes- This show has Colin Hanks, from Fargo and The Good Guys, who is also the son of Tom Hanks. My Thoughts- It’s different from most other shows. It is also very stupid and pointless. I give it two out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- The Big Bang Theory lead-in may be the only thing that it has going for it, right now at least. I don’t know if that will be enough for it. Single camera sitcoms like this tend to do poorly on CBS. But the ratings are good for now that people won’t have to worry about it being cancelled for a while. Where to Find- On CBS at 8:30/7:30 Central on Thursdays

Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris: Show Description- This is simply put, a variety show full of various whatnot hosted by Neil Patrick Harris. Behind the Scenes- Frequent host and former star of How I Met Your Mother, Neil Patrick Harris, is the host of this show. My Thoughts- The episodes that I have watched seemed sporadic and all over the place. It wasn’t bad, but it might have lacked a real point. However, I would still give this show a good rating as it is pretty interesting. I give it three out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- It doesn’t seem like the network has long term plans for this show, so I don’t think that it will last long. Where to Find- Not currently on the schedule

Minority Report: Show Description- A continuation of a movie of the same name, we see a precog (a person with unusual powers of seeing the future, typically seeing potential future deaths) team up with an FBI agent to prevent future crimes from happening. Behind the Scenes- This is inspired by and set after the movie Minority Report. It is in the same universe, but there are some differences here and there. One does not have to see the movie to understand this show. It also stars Wilmer Valderama from That 70’s Show and Awake, in addition to other cast members. My Thoughts- There are differences between this and the movie that could be considered errors to some people. One might also wonder where they are going with this. But, the show is also very interesting and worthwhile. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I’d like this to last, but given FOX’s bad track record with good science fiction shows, I’d say that this will unfortunately only last one season. It may have already been cancelled. Where to Find- On FOX at 9/8 Central on Mondays

The Muppets: Show Description- Basically put, this is a half hour mockumentary about the Muppets. Behind the Scenes- The Muppets return to television in a new series. My Thoughts- I’m not sure if the format of this works as well as it could. Other than that, this show is the type of humor that you’d expect from the Muppets, which is pretty good. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I see it lasting a while, although it might not. Regardless, we know that the Muppets, as always, will endure even if this show doesn’t last. I suspect that this will be on the air for a while at least. Where to Find- On ABC at 8/7 Central on Tuesdays

Limitless: Show Description- This show, in the same universe as a movie that has the same name, is about a person who uses a mysterious drug and helps the FBI with different cases. It, for the moment at least, replaces Person of Interest. Behind the Scenes- As mentioned before, this is based off of a movie called Limitless. My Thoughts- With it being another in a line of informant works for law enforcement shows, you can sort of see it being predictable. But, it is still interesting and good. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I’m not sure yet if this will last or not. I’m honestly thinking that it could last, but it seems more likely to fail. For now, it does have a full season order which is a good sign for the future of it, even if it might not have a second season just yet. I say that it might last for now. Where to Find- On CBS at 10/9 Central on Tuesdays

Quantico: Show Description- It can be hard to describe what this show is about. It is a mystery type show set in two different times, one the present and the other a close past (or future, if you look at it the other way). Basically, it is about new FBI recruits and the mystery is finding out which one of them is evil and planned a terrorist attack. Behind the Scenes- There’s not much to add here, except that it was originally going to air at a different time than it ended up airing at. My Thoughts- Well, this show may have too much sex in it. There might also be more violence than it needs. But, it is pretty interesting and worth watching. The show is quite gripping and intriguing. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I think that it might last, although it just as easily might not since it doesn’t have the best time slot. I’d put it at a toss-up for now. Where to Find- On ABC at 10/9 Central on Sundays

Code Black: Show Description- This show is about doctors in a hospital trying to solve medical cases. It replaces CSI and Battle Creek. Behind the Scenes- There’s not much to add here. My Thoughts- I like the show. It is interesting. It may seem like other medical dramas in some ways. But it is good in the end. I give it three out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I don’t see it lasting long, but I’m hoping that I’m wrong about this. Medical dramas don’t tend to do well on this network, but we’ll see if this one lasts or not. Where to Find- On CBS at 10/9 Central on Wednesdays

The Player: Show Description- It’s hard for me to explain what the show is about. From what I can tell, it steals a bit of plot from a Liam Neeson action movie by having a person team up with other people to help fight against various bad guys while looking for his wife or ex-wife who may or may not be dead. Behind the Scenes- There’s nothing that I can think of to add here. My Thoughts- After watching some episodes, I still have no idea what the plot is. And yet, the show is still a pretty interesting drama worth watching. It keeps the cast small for a change and keeps you interested. The part I’m not sure about is whether he is working with the law or not. I don’t think that he is, but he’s still a good guy, in a sense. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- The ratings are terrible so this won’t last. It may already have been cancelled. Where to Find- On NBC at 10/9 Central on Thursdays

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Show Description- A woman randomly moves to where her ex-boyfriend lives in hopes of winning him back. There’s more to the show as needed. Behind the Scenes- With a bunch of previous renewals from the CW network, this is virtually the only new thing they are showing this fall, although other shows will premiere during midseason. My Thoughts- While this wasn’t bad, I didn’t like it. It was strange and didn’t seem to have much of a point to it. I do think that there are some good parts about it, but I don’t like it in the long run.  I give it two out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- I don’t think that it will last, but it just as easily could. I’ve been wrong about things before. Where to Find- On the CW at 8/7 Central on Mondays

Supergirl: Show Description- Superman’s cousin, a female, becomes a superhero herself fighting various alien outlaws. It replaces the combined hour of The Odd Couple and Two and a Half Men, although this is due to a sudden schedule change. The Odd Couple will return. It was meant to replace 2 Broke Girls instead of Two and a Half Men, but a switch in the schedule moving the show Angel from Hell to midseason complicates things. I will explain more soon. Behind the Scenes- This is adapted from DC comics. It was said to be, or at least planned at one point to be set in the same world as The Flash and Arrow. I don’t know if that’s still the case or not. Meanwhile, this does make you wonder if there’s the possibility of this ending up on the CW if the ratings get low on CBS. My Thoughts- This show was quite good and interesting, seeing a previously unknown superhero get her own story. There could be potential flaws with trying to appeal to feminists and being politically correct. But I think that most of this is a good show and worth watching. I give it four out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- It has good ratings for now so should last a complete season, probably longer. Hopefully, the ratings stay high or it will be cancelled. Where to Find- On CBS at 8/7 Central on Mondays

Truth Be Told: Show Description- From what I can gather, this show is about two married couples and the friendship between them. I’m not entirely sure what else the show is about. Behind the Scenes- This is NBC’s only new sitcom this fall. My Thoughts- I originally didn’t plan to watch this, but I did when my planned program wasn’t on one night. I thought that parts of it were funny. But, the overall plot of the episode was pretty stupid. I didn’t like it in the long term. I give it two out of five stars. Long Term Prospects- Rumors are that this is already cancelled due to the episode order being cut. Regardless of if it is cancelled now or not, it certainly won’t have a second season. Where to Find- On NBC at 8:30/7:30 Central on Fridays

Show update: There have been some changes with the planned fall schedule. At one point, Of Kings and Prophets was going to be on the schedule in the fall but creative differences moved this to midseason. It was functionally replaced by Wicked City. For unknown reasons, the CBS comedy Angel from Hell is not going to be in the fall, but will be midseason instead. This moves up 2 Broke Girls that was planned to be at midseason. Hopefully, you’ll see reviews of them in a future blog post.

New fall shows- Blood and Oil, Quantico, Life in Pieces, Supergirl, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Minority Report, Chicago Med, Blindspot, Limitless, Best Time Ever, Grandfathered, Wicked City, The Grinder, Scream Queens, The Muppets, Code Black, Rosewood, Dr. Ken, Truth Be Told, The Player, Rosewood, Heroes Reborn, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

The new fall shows that I’m reviewing: Quantico (ABC), Life in Pieces (CBS), Truth Be Told (NBC), Supergirl (CBS), Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (CW), Minority Report (FOX), Blindspot (NBC), Best Time Ever (NBC), Limitless (CBS), The Muppets (ABC), Code Black (CBS), The Player (NBC), The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (CBS).

A Look Back at My Fantasy Schedule for the 2015-2016 TV Season

You may have noticed back in April that I posted a fantasy schedule about how I thought that the upcoming TV schedule might go down. Well, there were various predictions that I got right and a lot that I got wrong, as usual. I’m going to mention what all happened with the TV schedule from the various networks and whether or not I saw it coming. Remember that most of my predictions came from the site www.tvbythenumbers.com as they typically do. If you want to read my fantasy schedule, then look back though my archives to find the post. Also, be on the lookout for future fantasy schedules from me in other seasons.

ABC: What I got right- I was right that a new soapy show would air at 8 Central on Sundays. I was right that a new comedy would air at 7 Central on Tuesdays. I was right that a new show would air at 7:30 Central on Fridays. I was right about the cancellations of Revenge, Forever, Cristela, Resurrection, and The Quest.

ABC: What I got wrong- I was wrong predicting that Motive would be renewed. I was wrong predicting that Nashville would change time slots. I was wrong predicting that Galavant, Secrets and Lies, American Crime, and Marvel’s Agent Carter would all get cancelled. I had failed to make a prediction about Beyond the Tank, which had not aired for the first time when I made predictions. I also forget to mention anything about the shows Repeat after Me or Rising Star.

CBS: What I got right- I was right in predicting that a new comedy would air after The Big Bang Theory. I was right that a new drama would air at 9 Central on Wednesday. I was right that The Big Bang Theory would be on Mondays until the end of Thursday Night football. I was right that the comedy airing after the Big Bang Theory would be crappy. I was right predicting that a new comedy would air at 8:30 Central on Thursdays. I was right thinking that Mike and Molly, exactly two new dramas, and Undercover Boss would all air at midseason. I was right predicting that The McCarthys, Battle Creek, CSI, and Stalker would all get cancelled. I was right predicting that Big Brother would be on during the summer.

CBS: What I got wrong- I was wrong in predicting the time slot change for Elementary. I was wrong predicting the renewal of Under the Dome. I was wrong predicting that both Mom and CSI: Cyber would move to midseason. I was wrong thinking that there would be any new comedies at midseason. I was wrong failing to put The Odd Couple, Person of Interest, and 2 Broke Girls at midseason. I was wrong predicting that Hawaii Five-0 would get cancelled.

CW: What I got right- I was right predicting that The 100 would air at midseason. I was right about there being at least one regular new show for midseason. I was not actually right about a lot of the random things that I suggested as I really wasn’t expecting such a decrease in new shows this season from this network. It’s hard to say where I went wrong.

CW: What I got wrong- So, what all did I get wrong? I thought that Jane the Virgin and iZombie would be moved to midseason. I thought that The Originals, Reign, and Supernatural would air at the wrong times. I thought that there would be different types of new shows that didn’t end up being announced. Specifically, there are no planned reality shows. I failed to make any prediction on The Messengers, which had yet to start when I did this prediction.

FOX: What I got right- I was right predicting the time slots of Bones and Empire for the upcoming season. I was right about the cancellations of The Following, Backstrom, and Weird Loners. I was right with predicting that Hell’s Kitchen and American Idol would both air at midseason as usual. While I did not get every cancellation right, everything that I thought would be cancelled was cancelled.

FOX: What I got wrong- I was wrong predicting a return to animation domination on Sundays. While not technically wrong about the renewal of The Mindy Project, since it wasn’t airing on FOX anymore this season, I was wrong to put it on their schedule. I was wrong with the time slots of a lot of shows including the only new show on any network that I decided to give a time slot too. I was wrong thinking that New Girl would air during the fall instead of midseason. I’m probably wrong with a lot of the midseason and summer predictions. Also, predicting an all comedy line-up on Tuesday was wrong. There were comedies, but not any that I thought would air on Tuesdays. I failed to make a prediction regarding World’s Funniest Fails.

NBC: What I got right- I was right predicting that a new drama would air after The Voice. I was right predicting that a new show would air at 10/9 Central on Thursdays. I was right about the cancellations of Hannibal, State of Affairs, About a Boy, Marry Me, and Constantine. I was right about The Celebrity Apprentice and The Night Shift airing at midseason.

NBC: What I got wrong- I had somehow failed to mention The Blacklist anywhere in my post. I also neglected to put America Ninja Warrior on my prediction list. I was wrong thinking that Welcome to Sweden would air during the summer again. I didn’t get any of the time slots for comedies right. I was wrong thinking that One Big Happy would get renewed. I never made a prediction about American Odyssey. I was somehow wrong about Emerald City getting cancelled even though it was cancelled only to be brought back, possibly.

Well, it’s possible that not everything listed in this article even is correct. I just hope that I can make good predictions in the future. In fact, I should probably do a post relating to all the predictions that I have done. I’m not yet sure if I will. We’ll see what other things mentioned in the previous blog post of mine will be correct or not as time goes on.