???They just implemented Automatic Commercial Split, so I don't notice if they're limited or not.
I have an easy way to resolve that ... go to the normal FULL amount of episodes like Most shows do.Season 1 was from September 2017 to December 2017. (Renewed November 2017)
Season 2 was from January 2019 to April 2019 (technically December 30, but that's basically 2019).
So yeah, essentially 1 year and 4 months between season premieres (1 year, 2 months if you count from the renewal date). If FOX had renewed it back in Feb/March, then I could see them gearing up for a Jan 2020 premiere, but even if they get the renewal in May, then it puts them at about July 2020, and it would be odd airing it during the summer, which would mean they'd push it back to September 2020 at the minimum.
I certainly hope thats not the plan ....Season 1 was from September 2017 to December 2017. (Renewed November 2017)
Season 2 was from January 2019 to April 2019 (technically December 30, but that's basically 2019).
So yeah, essentially 1 year and 4 months between season premieres (1 year, 2 months if you count from the renewal date). If FOX had renewed it back in Feb/March, then I could see them gearing up for a Jan 2020 premiere, but even if they get the renewal in May, then it puts them at about July 2020, and it would be odd airing it during the summer, which would mean they'd push it back to September 2020 at the minimum.
I doubt it will be. If it's a 13 ep. order again, they'll run it the same months as before.I certainly hope thats not the plan ....
Not starting till the new year is just dumb.I doubt it will be. If it's a 13 ep. order again, they'll run it the same months as before.
Frankly I’m tired of this 10 to 13 episode BS for programs. Bring back the good old days of 23 episode seasons.
Frankly I’m tired of this 10 to 13 episode BS for programs. Bring back the good old days of 23 episode seasons.
They've basically priced themselves out of doing that anymore. When episodes cost multiple MILLIONS of dollars each, they have to be able to make a profit. Some tv shows, the actors alone are paid a million plus per episode. It's ridiculous.
I heard each episode of Star Trek: Discovery is $10 million EACH. That's probably more than ST TOS cost for the entire 3 years.
I like 13 episode seasons, means a lot less filler.
Quality over quantity.
Same here, I've dropped a few recently due to the number of episodes that built up.I'm actually fine with the short seasons. I have less time than I had before and I have a few shows that when they built up on the DVR with too many unwatched episodes I just deleted thinking I would never get through them all.
Please continue, I'm curious where this is going.A filler like Jaloga?
Quality like Primal Urges?
This season of The Orville proves that wrong.I like 13 episode seasons, means a lot less filler.
I don't know, there have been some very good episodes as well as the typical filler episodes ....This season of The Orville proves that wrong.
There would have been a lot more filler if there were 22 episodes. That's why I said "a lot less filler".This season of The Orville proves that wrong.
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