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

The fuckwits at NBC have cancelled Debris, I'm gutted, it had so much potential

ooooh a Masters of the Universe Cartoon on netflix

Would Usally shit on it from a Great height but its Exec Producer is Kevin Smith so will give it a chance

heres the announcement trailer

One of my favorite cartoons, so I'm excited, it better not disappoint.

(10-06-2021 19:07 )skully Wrote:  One of my favorite cartoons, so I'm excited, it better not disappoint.

likewise. was one of my fav cartoons growing up as a kid in the 80's and also love the live action Masters Of The Universe with Dolph Lundgren as He-Man, a young Courtney Cox as the main female lead and Robert Duncan-McNeil from Star Trek Voyager as the main male lead.

will give this a watch

Mark Hamil as Skeletor could be an inspired casting

yeah watched the movie a couple of months back think it was on over the christmas period i think actually its a good movie

Jameela Jamil cast as Titania in Marvel's She-Hulk

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.latimes...f_amp=true

Actor Jensen Ackles is developing a Supernatural prequel called The Winchester’s which will focus on John and Mary Winchester Ackles will return as Dean Winchester but only to narrate the events of the show and he also set to produce the show too.

It’s being reported that a animated series of Smallville is in the works according to actor Tom Welling.

Slave1 is no more apparently, the big wigs at Disney have decided to change the name of Boba Fett's iconic ship. At first I thought it was just for Lego which makes sense, but apparently it'll be known as ''Boba Fett's Starship'' from now on. I get that Slave1 isn't a great title, but it made sense, bad guy, sinister ship, but hopefully they'll come up with something better than ''Boba Fett's Starship'' as that is shit.

He was a bad guy in the original movies but he is a good guy now, even if he takes on the role as an anti-hero you can't have a good guy going about in a ship called Slave1