I remember talking about the Perry Mason series on HBO (or MAX or whatever you want to refer to it as) recently on here. I totally missed the news when it came out that it was not renewed for a 3rd season. Ugh. Really hoping someone else will pick it up and keep it going. I have heard that they are trying to find a new home. Fingers crossed
Ah crap.
I knew it was too smart to last. :-(
Like Handy said, the production costs did not help. But what also didn't help is that HBO/MAX did absolutely no promotion for it. I had no clue when the second season came out and didn't even know until someone here posted about it after the finale. I firmly believe that it's good enough to generate enough viewership to justify costs, but it needs proper promotion. But again, as Handy noted, the desire by a lot of companies and streamers to absolutely slash costs doesn't bode well for its chances of getting picked up somewhere else.
Like Handy said, the production costs did not help. But what also didn't help is that HBO/MAX did absolutely no promotion for it. I had no clue when the second season came out and didn't even know until someone here posted about it after the finale. I firmly believe that it's good enough to generate enough viewership to justify costs, but it needs proper promotion. But again, as Handy noted, the desire by a lot of companies and streamers to absolutely slash costs doesn't bode well for its chances of getting picked up somewhere else.
It was niche. It was a studied rebellion against the clockwork stupidity of post-Sorkin winky jump-cut tired overproduced cleverness. And it was nostalgia for a genre that has no translation to contemporary mass culture. Noir comes in and out and at the moment its only expression is the adolescent pathos of the MCU. And it was quiet, and the iGenerations need constant reassurance, manipulation, and pandering to their victim neurosis.
I'm confident you can get one of these with a belt clip
Does it make Julian fries?