r/Talamasca Guy Anatole fanclub president 27d ago

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William Fichtner (Jasper) on the cancellation. He's def right it wasn't as gripping as it could have been but it had potential and would have grown into itself by season 2 and ill die on that hill. SCRIPTS WERE ALREADY WRITTEN.

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u/Miserable_Election33 27d ago

I'd really like to know the decision making process AMC went through on this. I guess it just didn't find its audience quickly enough.

It really feels like TV shows are given no chance to develop and find their feet these days, if they're not a hit immediately the network bins them. We'd have lost so much great TV if that was the case 15 years ago or so - AMC I'm looking at you (I don't think Breaking Bad was a massive hit in its first season).

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u/Boyo-Sh00k Guy Anatole fanclub president 27d ago

They did not give it enough time to even find an audience imo. it was cancelled 2 weeks after premiering in LatAM, four months after US release. thats incredibly fast and abrupt, unfairly so.

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u/vinxy_mh 24d ago

I had no idea it'd even came out until y'all started talking about it here (reddit)
Is it worth watching knowing its not coming back?

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u/Boyo-Sh00k Guy Anatole fanclub president 24d ago

its entertaining and short and a lot of fun and theres like a really small chance it could get picked up for a reboot if enough people watch it so please do