Returning Shows and a few movies : update 2024



returning shows


March 29 
Jerrod Carmichael: Reality Show

April 1
All American (just to see how bad a show can be)

April 3
Walker (just to see how bad a show from a former show that was always good can get)

American Horror Story (dare we?)


April 4
Star Trek Discovery (just because this mess is finally over)

















Ripley
I Woke Up A Vampire



April 5
Alex Rider (this shit's finally ending and we are so happy it's over)
Mary and George


April 8
The NCIS Verse (really?)


April 10
Chucky (please dump Jennifer Tilly and whoever plays Nica)


April 11
Fallout (do we really need another end of the world show?)

Spiderwick Chronicles



April 24
Sister Boniface Mysteries


April 25
Deadboy Detectives (dumping Ty Tennant and Sebastian Croft is the first mistake this show made; let's find out how else they can screw up this almost screw up proof wonderful premise; hey they fucked up Alex Rider totally in the Netflix show so I guess they fuck this up, too).


May 2
Idea of You

May 3
Prom Dates

May 10 
DOCTOR WHO (this can still go either way but with the bitter, now wacked out RTD in charge, how much you wanna bet it will probably suck)


May 12
The Chi


May 15
Blood of Zeus

May 16
Outer Range

May 30 Eric

June 7
Queenie

June 13
The Boys (what? Finally!)

June 16
The House of the Dragon (for those who want to watch kids die)


August 8
Umbrella Academy (t's about time)



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