Are you missing your favorite NBC shows? Well, they are going to be back starting on September 20th. So get your calendars ready, so you don’t miss a single premiere date.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
“THE VOICE” (8-10 P.M. ET/PT) *SEASON PREMIERE*
“ORDINARY JOE” (10-11 P.M. ET/PT) *NEW SERIES*
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
“NEW AMSTERDAM” (10-11 P.M. ET/PT) *SEASON PREMIERE*
Ultimate Slip ‘N Slide was supposed to debut on NBC after the Olympic’s closing ceremonies, but that is no longer happening, according to Deadline.
Last month, the show’s production was halted when several members of the crew experienced explosive diarrhea due to a parasite. The network tried to find the show a new location to film the final week but have been unsuccessful as of now. Therefore, they lost the primo spot on the NBC schedule.
There was just one show from last season that was awaiting its fate, and today Good Girls found out what it is. According to The Hollywood Reporter, it did not get a fifth season, and what would have been a final season, from NBC.
The studio tried to get Netflix to pick it up, but they passed on it. Therefore, we will never find out if and how the Good Girls, Christina Hendricks, Retta, and Mae Whitman will get themselves out of the trouble they got themselves into.
Are you sad that we won’t find out how it would’ve ended?
Last week, NBC cancelled Manifest, and the producer shopped the series around. Sadly, even though it is one of Netflix’s most-watched shows, they could not find it home.
Executive Producer Jeff Flake wrote, “Manifest Gratitude, Final Edition.
“Thank YOU, our fans. You became the Manifesters at Comic-Con 2018. Ever since, you’ve watched religiously, parsed every word, cried a lot, laughed a little, puzzle-solved, and never, ever, wavered in your support. I’ll never forget it. 🙏❤️”
Like 828, the plane is out there with nowhere to land.
Are you sad we didn’t get to find out how it would’ve ended had they made it to season 6?
Last week, Manifest aired its season 3 finale with a lot of cliffhangers. Today, we found if all of those cliffhangers helped get the show another season. It did not.
The show’s creator Jeff Rake wrote, “My dear Manifesters,
“I’m devastated by NBC’s decision to cancel us. That we’ve been shut down in the middle is a gut punch to say the least. Hoping to find a new home. You the fans deserve an ending to your story. Thanks for the love shown to me, cast, and crew. #savemanifest”
I am OK with the show ending. That is because anytime a Sci-Fi show brings the Bible or Gd into the storyline, it spells death or boredom. It happened with Supernatural when they added an actual Gd character onto the series. The same happened with Lucifer this season. And it spelled doomsday for Manifest when they tied 828 to Noah’s ark. The second they mentioned that I was still tuning in, but I was also tuned out.
Are you sad that the show had a crash landing midway through what the producers were hoping would be a 6-season run?
