I suspect that there's no right answer to this.
On the one hand, I might very well choose not to spend money on seeing him,
but it's probably pretty usual to go to small comedy clubs without knowing
exactly who's going to be playing. As a consumer, all I can really do is
vote with my feet. If I do
I also liked it. A bit rough around the edges but nothing that wouldn't be
expected for the first time out. She had an interesting perspective and I
would have continued watching to see where it went.
Netflix has had a relatively hard time dealing with current events
programming (Wolf, Handler, Mc
One issue the big streaming sites need to deal with in the near future is
they don’t share their ratings... not even with series producers. So nobody
knows who is watching, or what an acceptable/profitable audience size is.
If you can’t give goals to showrunners, how can they be expected to meet
th
I think I heard somewhere that McHale's show was doing better than it had
been on E! but that clearly wasn't enough (and I must admit that those last
6 episodes felt like he was just phoning it in). I'm just not sure that
Netflix is suitable vehicle for really topical programming. I know there
have
On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 5:06 AM Adam Bowie wrote:
>
> I honestly don't know how Louis CK could continue his career at this
> point. I would think it'd take a wait of years rather than months. And he
> might want to do things very differently when he tries to reboot.
>
> I suppose it's like the th
The official word seems that Chelsea opted not to do a third season. I find
it plausible that given her big deal with Netflix (specials, documentary show
and talk show), she may have been given the option to end the show rather than
be cancelled.
https://deadline.com/2017/10/chelsea-handler-n
It is the concept that the venues are in the middle that feels like a
conceit to me. It implies a middle ground exists between those who were
sexually harassed and “fans” of the guy who did the harassing. That’s not a
middle ground, it is a cop-out.
I would put forward the notion that any comedy c
It got posted today at Rolling Stone. I can't review it because I'm just
starting to read it now.
https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-features/stephen-colbert-late-show-rolling-stone-interview-716439/
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I found the writing on McHale's show to be pretty cheap but sometimes
satisfyingly out there. It was basically The Soup 1.5 I liked it,
but it took me a while to find time to watch the second half. In a
way, it reminded me of "With Bob and David" which also tried to bring
back an old show by doi
