The TV thread

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Final two in a month.

 

I think Gaten Matarazzo is the standout of the core four, but as a result, he's been overexposed at times.

 

I need to add… the final two of this season. Season five is yet to come.

 

And episode 9 of this season will be two hours, 30 minutes long.

 

Is that just the end of the season or do they treat the second season as the last? My wife and I watched the first episode and kept meaning to pick it back up. Just curious if it is still going after this one.

 

I never saw any announcement that "Bull" was canceled. But the season-ender could easily be the series-ender.

 

There’s no word yet on a third season. They didn’t leave any cliffhangers.

 

I thought that she did a fine job, but I thought the season was truly awful. Without spoilers, there were way too many plot lines, the majority of which were underdeveloped. The motivations of the people in the main plot were never explained and made no sense.

 

It's practically the "I'm taking my sexual harassment skills to South Beach" of cancellation announcements. The olds must fuckin' love that show, because CBS chose to pay out $9.5M to Eliza Dushku, and to deal with the fallout from Spielberg and others pulling their names as XPs from the show, to run it another 3 years.

 

Tehran continues to be strong with cliffhangers every week.

 

CNN's movie Julia was well done and enjoyable. Learned a lot. No idea she grew up in Pasadena.

They played the 2-hour movie 2 times in a row which I thought was a good idea for a Memorial Day Monday night.

Production-wise it was Ken Burnsian, directed by Julie Cohen and Betsy West.