BM/WW IR sightings on TV

Just finish watching last week's episode 6 of Sorry For Your Loss 'Weird Day' and
They went there...
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And from the previews for tonight's episode it looks like they are at least trying this Leigh and Danny thing out. I don't know how to feel about this. I mean we kind of seen it coming after that walk, but viewers are split.
 
darkcurry said:
Stumptown gets a full season renewal. (I personally thought this could work just as a 12-13 episode show but okay.)

https://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/...tumptown-abc-tv-shows-get-full-season-orders/
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I personally will not be supporting “Stump Town” because I’m not REALLY a big fan of seeing the black male lead being cucked for the 100th time.......my appetite is quite filled on that front, I’m on a diet from now on lol.

And I’m tired of helping these shows while they struggle in their first seasons to find an audience only for them to PREVAIL and get future seasons and continuously shit on the black male lead, this isn’t only Stump Town specifically but c’mon! we all know how this is gonna end up! LMAO there will be some bs plot contrivance that will make the black guy “take a backseat and let the white guy smash some cheeks” I rap! Lmaooo

But anyway, pure cuckoldry lol I’m good.

I’ll support “Evil” instead.
 
darkcurry said:
Stumptown gets a full season renewal. (I personally thought this could work just as a 12-13 episode show but okay.)

https://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/...tumptown-abc-tv-shows-get-full-season-orders/
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newmantoplease said:
I personally will not be supporting “Stump Town” because I’m not REALLY a big fan of seeing the black male lead being cucked for the 100th time.......my appetite is quite filled on that front, I’m on a diet from now on lol.

And I’m tired of helping these shows while they struggle in their first seasons to find an audience only for them to PREVAIL and get future seasons and continuously shit on the black male lead, this isn’t only Stump Town specifically but c’mon! we all know how this is gonna end up! LMAO there will be some bs plot contrivance that will make the black guy “take a backseat and let the white guy smash some cheeks” I rap! Lmaooo

But anyway, pure cuckoldry lol I’m good.

I’ll support “Evil” instead.
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Actually Cobie Smulders is a solo lead on "Stumptown". Both Michael Ealy & Jake Johnson are major supporting characters. IMO, it's way too early to determine how the relationships on "Stumptown" are gonna play out. So you're definitely jumping to conclusions.

On the other hand when it comes to "Evil" we still have no idea if Mike Colter & the female co-lead will develop into something romantic. At least on "Stumptown", Michael Ealy's character is established as a love interest for Cobie Smulder's character.
 
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Actually Cobie Smulders is a solo lead on "Stumptown". Both Michael Ealy & Jake Johnson are major supporting characters. IMO, it's WAY TOO EARLY to determine how the relationships on "Stumptown" are gonna play out. So you're definitely jumping to conclusions.

On the other hand when it comes to "Evil" we still have no idea if Mike Colter & the female co-lead will develop into something romantic. At least on "Stumptown", Mich Ealy's character is established as a love interest for Cobie Smulder's character.
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lol. I for the life of me am not seeing this IR love that's supposed to be going on. Other than the light flirting as I said before she is already married with FOUR kids! No matter what's going on with her marriage I don't know why some of these people would choose and wait around for a priest and a married woman to fornicate(lol) when they look more like platonic friends the past two episodes I watched over two single people that are heating up the screen with their chemistry. The same can go with Nancy and Nick on Nancy Drew they have some hot steamy chemistry as well. But sure let's go with the married woman and the priest that are platonic at least right now. lol. To each it's own but I could of swore people hated slowburns. lol.
 
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I kind of agree. But strange thing is happening I never seen before and that is their ratings for the premiere started out low but kept going up with each week. lol.

Episode 3 was a lot better than the first two and the previews for episode 4 looks pretty good.

It's good with Raphael being back since he is the fan favorite male of the show. A rare thing where the black male character is more desirable to the female audience and more badass to the male audience than the white male lead.
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All I told Legacies on Twitter was to give Kaleb a heterosexual libido this season and several new students to focus his attention on rather than be up until two am wondering where MG was like ???? There are dozens of new girls transferring into his boarding school at the start of each semester and from what I recall about college campus life and law school campus life is that "September is for NEW girls" so I was never more than marginally interested in yesteryear's prospects . . . where those NEW girls at? The 1L's of St. John's University-Law? The 9/11 girls from St. John's - Manhattan? I'm not convinced that Legacies showrunners understand how campus life works in the beginning of a new school year lol. Both MG and Kaleb should be giving the old girls the "hi & bye" while turning their loving interests to brand new prospects. The writers have missed a genuine opportunity to create a realistic plot with this second season because as far as I can tell they spent the ENTIRE summer back in Baltimore . . . getting heavier rather than lighter (SMDH).
 
Young Herschel said:
All I told Legacies on Twitter was to give Kaleb a heterosexual libido this season and several new students to focus his attention on rather than be up until two am wondering where MG was like ???? There are dozens of new girls transferring into his boarding school at the start of each semester and from what I recall about college campus life and law school campus life is that "September is for NEW girls" so I was never more than marginally interested in yesteryear's prospects . . . where those NEW girls at? The 1L's of St. John's University-Law? The 9/11 girls from St. John's - Manhattan? I'm not convinced that Legacies showrunners understand how campus life works in the beginning of a new school year lol. Both MG and Kaleb should be giving the old girls the "hi & bye" while turning their loving interests to brand new prospects. The writers have missed a genuine opportunity to create a realistic plot with this second season because as far as I can tell they spent the ENTIRE summer back in Baltimore . . . getting heavier rather than lighter (SMDH).
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I would love to see more of Kaleb explored. He grew on me last season and now he is one of my favorite characters behind Rafael and Lizzy. I think he should get some more screen time whether they throw in a love interest for him or keep him as a bachelor I would love to see more of Kaleb.

They fumbled horribly with the main male character Landon. The reviews on him among the fanbase are still mixed on twitter and IG. I am just not feeling him as the male lead here. I find his character annoying. They should switched the male lead over to Rafael with a good story arch leading into it but I know that would be just wishful thinking on my behalf. lol.

He and Hope's relationship is cringey and really not made believable. Partly because either this actor is bad or the writing for this character is bad because your male lead shouldn't create mixed feelings among the fanbase. And now that Raf is back on the screen it's really going to get complicated. The only thing he has is he is an attractive young man and some of the females in the fanbase still think Raf got him beat by a mile there. lol.
 
ColiBreh1 said:
Actually Cobie Smulders is a solo lead on "Stumptown". Both Michael Ealy & Jake Johnson are major supporting characters. IMO, it's way too early to determine how the relationships on "Stumptown" are gonna play out. So you're definitely jumping to conclusions.

On the other hand when it comes to "Evil" we still have no idea if Mike Colter & the female co-lead will develop into something romantic. At least on "Stumptown", Michael Ealy's character is established as a love interest for Cobie Smulder's character.
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I think newmantoplease is essentially saying (he can correct me if I'm wrong) that if you take the whole IR element out of the equation, the show he is enjoying more is Evil. Evil will probably get to that relationship at some point, but the show on its own merits is very well done IMO. It doesn't need that relationship at this moment to be engaging. Meanwhile the only thing that caught my eye about Stumptown was the advertising of Ealy and Smulder getting it own. Otherwise what's new about it? The type of story Evil is doing is not nearly as worn out as the cop procedural storytelling that Sumptown is following.
 
newmantoplease said:
I personally will not be supporting “Stump Town” because I’m not REALLY a big fan of seeing the black male lead being cucked for the 100th time.......my appetite is quite filled on that front, I’m on a diet from now on lol.

And I’m tired of helping these shows while they struggle in their first seasons to find an audience only for them to PREVAIL and get future seasons and continuously shit on the black male lead, this isn’t only Stump Town specifically but c’mon! we all know how this is gonna end up! LMAO there will be some bs plot contrivance that will make the black guy “take a backseat and let the white guy smash some cheeks” I rap! Lmaooo

But anyway, pure cuckoldry lol I’m good.

I’ll support “Evil” instead.
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ColiBreh1 said:
Actually Cobie Smulders is a solo lead on "Stumptown". Both Michael Ealy & Jake Johnson are major supporting characters. IMO, it's way too early to determine how the relationships on "Stumptown" are gonna play out. So you're definitely jumping to conclusions.

On the other hand when it comes to "Evil" we still have no idea if Mike Colter & the female co-lead will develop into something romantic. At least on "Stumptown", Michael Ealy's character is established as a love interest for Cobie Smulder's character.
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JamalSpunky said:
I think newmantoplease is essentially saying (he can correct me if I'm wrong) that if you take the whole IR element out of the equation, the show he is enjoying more is Evil. Evil will probably get to that relationship at some point, but the show on its own merits is very well done IMO. It doesn't need that relationship at this moment to be engaging. Meanwhile the only thing that caught my eye about Stumptown was the advertising of Ealy and Smulder getting it own. Otherwise what's new about it? The type of story Evil is doing is not nearly as worn out as the cop procedural storytelling that Sumptown is following.
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I can agree with that. Based on only watching the series premiere of "Evil" & all of 5 episodes of "Stumptown" that have aired so far, "Evil" definitely seems to be the better show.

"Stumptown", despite being based on a comic books series, so far seems to be your typical network crime procedural dramedy with ongoing/longterm storylines. While "Evil" doesn't seem like a show that belongs on CBS' regular TV season lineup. It seems like a show that was originally intended for the CBS All-Access streaming service app, but the CBS execs must've like it so much they decided to air on the main CBS network instead.
 
darkcurry said:
Finally got around to watching AHS:1984 earlier and it might be nothing but there was a moment between Ray(Deron Horton) and Brooke(Emma Roberts).
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Overall it was a good start to this season setting up a pretty cool and spoofy-esque ode to 80's slasher flicks.
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ColiBreh1 said:
Update on this?
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darkcurry said:
It was nothing...
He's dead...for now. lol.
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I'm currently watching the 3rd episode of American Horror Story: 1984 & I noticed on Wikipedia page for this season of AHS, that Ray Horton is the only main character listed as part of the recurring cast instead of the main cast: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Horror_Story:_1984

That's should've been a tell-tell sign


darkcurry said:
AHS:1984 and it's twist that involves Ray being back from the dead.
After a gruesome death Ray suffered from Mr. Jingles that gave us Jason Takes Manhattan flashback where he was decapitated Ray like the hiker has returned from the dead.

While Brooke, Xavier and Montana were hiding out from Mr. Jingles in one of the cabins Brooke spotted Ray running around outside. Remember they didn't know he was killed so Brooke ran outside after him and found him. During a short embrace and convo they heard Mr. Jingles and ran into the cafeteria to hide out from him and like how these horror movies goes one thing lead to another, Brooke and the ghost of Ray(lol) started sharing their feelings with each other and had sex.
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And it turns out not only did she have sex with a ghost, but she revealed that he was her first.
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This season is wild, but I think we finally understand what's going on. They pulled a fast one on us with the Brooke/Ray tease in the beginning.
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What episode does this happen in?
 
It was announced Yesterday that USA Network has cancelled the "Suits" spinoff "Pearson" after only 1 season:

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https://deadline.com/2019/11/pearson-canceled-usa-network-suits-spinoff-after-one-season-1202774789/
USA Network has opted not to renew Pearson for a second season. The decision comes a month and a half after the Suits spinoff starring Gina Torres ended its Season 1 run.

Toplined by mothership series alumna Torres, Pearson centered on her character, powerhouse lawyer Jessica Pearson, as she enters the dirty world of Chicago politics.

Pearson originated on Suits, whose Season 7 finale served as a backdoor pilot for the spinoff. The offshoot, which hailed from Universal Cable Productions, was executive produced by Suits creator and EP Aaron Korsh; Suits EP Daniel Arkin, who served as showrunner; Torres; and Suits executive producers Doug Liman, David Bartis and Gene Klein of Hypnotic.

News of the show’s cancellation is not surprising. Despite the main character’s strong following among Suits fans, Pearson, which is darker than the long-running legal drama, was not able to attract wide audiences, ranking as USA’s lowest-rated original scripted series. The writing was pretty much on the wall when I spoke with Korsh about the Suits series finale in September. Here is what he had to say about Pearson:

“I am tremendously proud of the first season of Pearson. I think [EPs] Dan Arkin, Kevin Bray, Gina Torres, Gene Klein and Dave Bartis did an amazing job — the writers, the cast, everybody. It’s an amazing show.”
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ColiBreh1 said:
It was announced Yesterday that USA Network has cancelled the "Suits" spinoff "Pearson" after only 1 season:

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https://deadline.com/2019/11/pearson-canceled-usa-network-suits-spinoff-after-one-season-1202774789/
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SilverSmith said:
Gina Torres was beguiling as the title character, a morally complex fixer. It's unfortunate that she and a great supporting cast were saddled with a prosaic storyline that only gained momentum in what would be the final episode.
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For some reason, I was expecting "Pearson" to be a legal drama just like "Suits". I was surprised to see that she show ended up being a local/city political drama instead.
 
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