View Poll Results: The Comeback:what should happen to the show?
Renewal:give it another chance
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Let it complete this season, the no more
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The Comeback: what should happen to it?
08-07-05 | 09:36 PM
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The Comeback: what should happen to it?
I think they should pull this off the air ASAP. If this show gets another season, then HBO truly has its head up its arse.
08-07-05 | 10:04 PM
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It should get to run the rest of the season. If the eps are already in the can, then there isn't much damage letting them air. HBO seems to be better in this respect than other networks. I'm sure the show has some fans, they deserve to see the rest of the season.
08-08-05 | 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Dr_Evil
It should get to run the rest of the season. If the eps are already in the can, then there isn't much damage letting them air. HBO seems to be better in this respect than other networks. I'm sure the show has some fans, they deserve to see the rest of the season.
08-08-05 | 01:42 AM
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From: Capitol of the Empire! Center of all Commerce and Culture! Crossroads of Civilization! NEW ROME!!!...aka New York City
Has HBO ever canceled a show? Or do they just not renew them?
08-08-05 | 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted by SMB-IL
Yeah, so did the fans of Wonderfalls! Let 'em buy the DVD set!
HBO isn't going to lose any money by airing the remaining episodes of The Comeback.
FOX would lose advertisers and their money if it aired the remaining episodes of Wonderfalls.
And there have been a lot of shows out there that have been cancelled that were light years better than Wonderfalls (and this is coming from a fan of Mr. Minear). Don't get your panties in a bunch because one show you enjoyed got cancelled early on and you had to pay $25 for a DVD set of the show. Be grateful that Fox even released the show to DVD.
08-08-05 | 11:04 AM
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Still a fan. Looking forward to more.
Last two eps have been good as Valerie begins to realize the truth about her career and starts to stand up for herself.
Last two eps have been good as Valerie begins to realize the truth about her career and starts to stand up for herself.
08-09-05 | 09:06 PM
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Arli$$, a show that got renewed time and again despite protest.
08-10-05 | 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Dr. DVD
Arli$$, a show that got renewed time and again despite protest.
08-10-05 | 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
Network television is an entirely different game than a pay channel.
HBO isn't going to lose any money by airing the remaining episodes of The Comeback.
FOX would lose advertisers and their money if it aired the remaining episodes of Wonderfalls.
And there have been a lot of shows out there that have been cancelled that were light years better than Wonderfalls (and this is coming from a fan of Mr. Minear). Don't get your panties in a bunch because one show you enjoyed got cancelled early on and you had to pay $25 for a DVD set of the show. Be grateful that Fox even released the show to DVD.
HBO isn't going to lose any money by airing the remaining episodes of The Comeback.
FOX would lose advertisers and their money if it aired the remaining episodes of Wonderfalls.
And there have been a lot of shows out there that have been cancelled that were light years better than Wonderfalls (and this is coming from a fan of Mr. Minear). Don't get your panties in a bunch because one show you enjoyed got cancelled early on and you had to pay $25 for a DVD set of the show. Be grateful that Fox even released the show to DVD.
