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‘Hannibal’ Fans Slam NBC Over Cancellation; Bryan Fuller Defends Network – Comic Con

Deadline: When the recent cancellation of Hannibal by NBC was first brought up at the panel, the network was loudly booed. “Hey, NBC let us do some crazy shit for three years, they deserve our applause, executive producer Bryan Fuller immediately responded in the network’s defense.

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-Foxtrot3209d ago

Don't be silly they deserve being slammed.

TV these days is full of crap and even though I didn't watch Hannibal it was highly rated and had a huge following so I'm guessing ratings were good. Yet they cancel it without a warning so they could wrap the series up.

Fringe was another one but at least FOX give them time to wrap it up.

Now we have Person of Interest which has gotten only half a season. No way you can wrap up the story in 13 episodes. Yet they decided to fund Supergirl instead, another superhero show which is catering to a very niche audience

RetrospectRealm3209d ago

"Now we have Person of Interest which has gotten only half a season. No way you can wrap up the story in 13 episodes."

I beg to differ. A movie can wrap a huge story up in 120 minutes. Person Of Interest has almost 600 minutes to do so.

-Foxtrot3209d ago (Edited 3209d ago )

I think you are forgetting that a film doesn't have a shit load of plot threads they need to wrap up. Person of Interest has been building them for years. When a film comes out, it tells the story it needs to and that's it.

Even if you get all the main stuff out of the way they still have smaller ones to go.

RetrospectRealm3209d ago

A shitload of plot threads for a shitload more time. Evens out to me. Stories are often better in film or TV if all threads aren't tied up. Take a look at Lost.

-Foxtrot3209d ago (Edited 3209d ago )

Most things which they saved up thinking they would use them after things were wrapped up in this season. Now they just have to focus on the main central story instead of fleshing out other smaller stories.

"Stories are often better in film or TV if all threads aren't tied up. Take a look at Lost"

LOL

Right first of all this isn't LOST, it's not a mystery show. Second of all a lot of people were ticked off over that ending.

So it's better to have more episodes for a potential final season so they can cover everything. Fringe did alright with 13 episodes but there were still other things fans wanted to see.

LOST held the answers back on purpose, with POI they aren't getting a choice.

Don't see why you are trying to defend crappy Network decisions. This is why decent shows get cancelled while other crap gets made.

EDIT @Below

"Just so you know, JJ Abrams was a huge part in the creating os Lost and Person Of Interest"

And? He doesn't write POI

"Lost tied up all the threads with magic and fantasy BS which killed it and made everyone mad"

URM.....no

They were mad because hardly NOTHING was tied up. There was a shit load of unanswered questions people wanted the answers to. You actually thought people were mad because there was answers ¬¬

"But it was cancelled due to the amount of viewers who watched it"

Potentially cancelled...not cancelled yet

"They didn't just cancel is out of the blue for no reason. This is CBS, not NBC"

It was doing alright. Not amazing but not crap either.

RetrospectRealm3209d ago (Edited 3209d ago )

Just so you know, JJ Abrams was a huge part in the creating os Lost and Person Of Interest.

"Second of all a lot of people were ticked off over that ending."

That is LITERALLY my point. Lmfao Lost tied up all the threads with magic and fantasy BS which killed it and made everyone mad. You're really grasping at straws to disagree with me here. That's why POI shouldn't try to tie everyyhing up and leave some things to be questioned.

Person Of Interest is good and it's actually my favorite show on television right now. But it was cancelled due to the amount of viewers who watched it. They didn't just cancel is out of the blue for no reason. This is CBS, not NBC.

04roacht3209d ago

NBC had something special. They could have started to pioneer good shows but they didn't.

medman3209d ago

Hannibal's writing is excellent. The acting in Hannibal is top notch. The gore they display is quite shocking for network television, heck, for any channel it's shocking. The visuals are stunning. The worst part about Hannibal is it aired on NBC, who doesn't know how to promote anything properly. NBC failed, Hannibal did not. What a waste of a great show.

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City Hunter Review: Beginning of Adventurous Partnership - Filmzzine

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Deliver Me Review: Yasir Hassan and Olle Strand Portray Growing Vulnerabilities - Filmzzine

Deliver Me Review: The Swedish series follows two troubled teen and their troublesome lives when one of them is shot dead.

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Fight For Paradise Review: Another Day Another Vapid Reality Show | Leisurebyte

Fight For Paradise Review: This reality show is nothing new but there are so many uncomfortable moments that will definitely give you the ick.

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