Carnivale Season 2?
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Carnivale Season 2?
This may have been asked, but when I did a search, I didn't find it, so apologies if it's been discussed...
Any news on when Carnivale Season 2 will be released?
Thanks.
Any news on when Carnivale Season 2 will be released?
Thanks.
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This show was a surprisingly good blind buy! I just moved into a house about a month ago and finally I can watch HBO. Hopefully I get this within enough time to watch it, before season 3 airs. There is going to be a season 3 correct?
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Originally Posted by mzupeman2
This show was a surprisingly good blind buy! I just moved into a house about a month ago and finally I can watch HBO. Hopefully I get this within enough time to watch it, before season 3 airs. There is going to be a season 3 correct?
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Originally Posted by mzupeman2
Oh man, that's awful news. So the story is pretty much left without an ending then?
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Originally Posted by Mhepburn20
IMO yes. The creator planned the series as three two season chapters so some say that it is complete enough being the end of chapter one. I don't buy it, there are too many things left unanswered, and it does end with a cliffhanger of sorts.
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Any chance of season 2 being released in '05????
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Originally Posted by rfduncan
HBO releases for the most part happen a year apart, so I would expect to see season 2 around December 6, 2005.
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The DVD will come, HBO is good about htings like that... especially If "the mind of the married man" is getting a DVD release... has anyone heard anything about the rumored miniseries?
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Originally Posted by mifuneral
While that's probably, the cancellation of Carnivale may also affect its dvd release(hopefully making the dvd come out sooner rather than later).
Gimme the set!
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I'm eagerly anticipating this set myself, but I'm hoping for some good bonus material. If it takes a little time to come up with some worthwhile extras, that's fine with me.
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I'm still stunned by the early demise of Carnivale. It was such a good show, and I was really looking forward to seeing where they would have gone with it.
At least I have the season two set to look forward to, and if it's anywhere as good as the first season, it'll be amazing. Hopefully it'll have some good commentaries and extras that might tie a few things up for us.
At least I have the season two set to look forward to, and if it's anywhere as good as the first season, it'll be amazing. Hopefully it'll have some good commentaries and extras that might tie a few things up for us.
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Any mention of this yet??? Eagerly awaiting this release.
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Originally Posted by brainee
I read somewhere that HBO is delaying this DVD set because they want to milk some more out of reshowings.
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Originally Posted by pinata242
The thought of this makes my brain hurt. They can't have it both ways, can they? Can they?
Of course, they'd have a hard time stopping me from re-watching the HDTV recordings I made of season 2 the first time it aired.
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Why did HBO cancel Carnivale anyways? Ratings weren't high enough?
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Originally Posted by Dean Kousoulas
Why did HBO cancel Carnivale anyways? Ratings weren't high enough?
They don't need to sell airtime to commercials, so ratings don't matter. What matters is subscription revenue, so as long as they were seeing subscription revenue inline with expectations, then they should not be cancelling any shows.
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Originally Posted by Dean Kousoulas
Why did HBO cancel Carnivale anyways? Ratings weren't high enough?