US TV Shows - Discussion (Inc New Shows/Cancellations)

(01-06-2012 14:55 )kalel76 Wrote:  According to the site Deadline Lionsgate are thinking about turning the movies, Red, Step Up and The Expendables into a tv shows.

red and expendables could be good as tv shows if they did it has 13 eps with a signal plot for each season.

hannibal "the cannibal" lector is coming to the small screen in hannibal on nbc, no pilot straight to 13 epps. it appears to be set between red dragon and silence of the lambs.

teen wolf season 2 started on mtv last night and 2nd ep on tonight. not sure about living.

season 2 looks like its going be a lot darker than the 1st season.

TV Line’s Michael Ausiello is reporting that MTV maybe developing the film Scream into a on going tv series.

(04-06-2012 14:44 )kalel76 Wrote:  TV Line’s Michael Ausiello is reporting that MTV maybe developing the film Scream into a on going tv series.

if scream is turned into a tv series, how about saw, excorist, texas chainsaw massacre, hills have eyes, wrong turn etc.

there is a new sheriff in town and his name is longmire. it stars Robert Taylor (agent jones, the matrix), Katee Sackhoff (starbuck, battlestar galatica 2004), cassidy freeman (smallvile) and lou diamond phillips (la bamba see blow)


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Pixar is currently developing two 22-minute television specials starring the characters of Toy Story, as well as three new Toy Story cartoons.

^^^ looks like another show i'll watch but will never admit to it.

the 3rd season will the final one and will be called war of the damned. will be aired in january 2013.

starz are currently planning 7 new original shows, da vinci's demons, the brink (based on personal effects:dark art), twilight eyes (based on the book of the same name), nior (live action based on the japanese anime), marco polo, harem and black sails. also torchwood season 5 will no be done for a while as starz is waiting for russell t davies to finish futher projects before torchwood gets to the top of his pile. usa cable channels unlike the network channels have patience and allow their ensemble cast and creative teams to do other work.