Same for Arrested Development. The logic here is broken. A show isn't ended until it's actually officially cancelled. If a show isn't cancelled/ended, then it means it's returning.
There's no site logic here, it's just edited and locked by a moderator.
Based on what I have read, AD sounds more done than anything else, and we can always change it back if another season is announced (I don't think we need to wait 8 more years to make this decision). But from what I have read with regards to Marco Polo, it isn't as firm (even though S1 did not fare well with the critics, for $90 million I think we all expected more) but whether it's ended/canceled or not, we can wait a bit longer to see if a season 2 is announced.
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Reply by charlieaus
on January 5, 2015 at 3:26 PM
Same for Arrested Development. The logic here is broken. A show isn't ended until it's actually officially cancelled. If a show isn't cancelled/ended, then it means it's returning.
Reply by Travis Bell
on January 5, 2015 at 5:02 PM
There's no site logic here, it's just edited and locked by a moderator.
Based on what I have read, AD sounds more done than anything else, and we can always change it back if another season is announced (I don't think we need to wait 8 more years to make this decision). But from what I have read with regards to Marco Polo, it isn't as firm (even though S1 did not fare well with the critics, for $90 million I think we all expected more) but whether it's ended/canceled or not, we can wait a bit longer to see if a season 2 is announced.