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Is there a S2 premiere date yet?
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No, we just know it's in the Fall. I think it could be in September, though, because looking at the showrunner IG pics they're already editing episodes, so it can't be too far. Anyway it's rumored to be between September and November (I personally doubt it's November, but it's just my idea and my hope ).
There won't be a hiatus, but we don't know if they're going to release the episodes in batches, like PLLOS (3 - 2 - 2 - 3) or one each week. I'll let you know when it's announced __________________
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That is so strange. Maybe they don't know what they are doing with it yet though. Hopefully it gets announced soon. Seems odd to me if it may come in September to not have already said that which makes me think later. No hiatus however makes me think either not until next year or they are going to release in batches (or all at once). The later seems more likely if it is confirmed or at least rumoured for Fall
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They still need to film the last scenes in Rome, so they're editing already, but it's not completed. I guess that's why they still didn't announce anything
Next year is impossible, it's too far, especially when PLLOS ends this month and they don't have any new series debuting after. September/October seems fine, imho. Maybe they'll announce it when the trailer is out, which I feel it won't be released before PLLOS ends - to avoid people missing it, you know. They just released a tiny teaser hinting at Georgina, but it was super short. I really hope it won't be in batches, I hated 1b because they released three episodes each week and I had to watch them all together to avoid spoilers or to not open social media for days. And because of that I have hard time remembering what happens in which episode, it's all like two big episodes and I don't like it I need time to appreciate things and to reflect on them, yes, even if it's a tv show. __________________
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That doesn't seem a logical reason. Normal channels announce return dates before seasons begin filming or at least not far into it. Seems silly to wait for a show to finish filming before announcing when it will air unless they need it complete because they are releasing all at once. But even then they should know the schedule & time needed to film & edit the show. It isn't like it is a show with big special effects one would presume. That I could understand needing more time.
I much prefer watching shows weekly. I don't like this streaming releasing all at once thing. But for them to have no hiatus it seems more likely to be in batches. It needs to all be released by most likely Thanksgiving for that to work. Or maybe Christmas with a week break for Thanksgiving (although they still may release even then as they don't need to follow normal rules) They could announce a date without taking away from PLLOS but I can understand releasing the date with a trailer. It could be they are doing mini teases for now until the PLLOS promotion period is over then hit with the full trailer. But if the show is meant to return next month seems silly to me for fans to not be told that yet. __________________
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Consider also that lately there's been some anxiety about the Discovery+ and HBO Max merge that was announced in May, ltwo days ago people started saying on Twitter the new CEO was going to cancel all HBO Max scripted shows, which isn't happening (they're all safe for now, the new combined streaming platform will launch next summer, so it's to be seen if they'll keep everything or not, but I have faith in GG). I still think it's just to give GG and PLLOS the proper attention, so when PLLOS ends, people can focus on the GG coming back. They need to edit the music, then there are the Kristen Bell voiceovers, who knows meanwhile they already had the season 2 photoshoot, it seems and anyway the US filming is wrapped, so after Rome they don't have more to do in the US. Quote:
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Streaming does follow different rules. Maybe they like to have things finished. But seems silly to me. Surely someone somewhere knows what order they're releasing each of the HBO Originals for the year? To me it'd make sense to put out a little teaser image of 'coming soon' with Gossip Girl coming in Fall or something. Just to create & keep buzz & excitement for their other shows. They can focus on the main current one still. To me they even could put out a future month plan image like July: PLLOS, September: GG, November: ???... that way people know what is coming up & create a bit more buzz for those shows. If plans change due to unforeseen circumstances that can just be announced later on. But I guess what they do now obviously works for them so why change what isn't broken
I'd presume with Aug 18 being the final for PLLOS their next show will be announced after that date so they don't take away from promoting PLLOS. Hopefully the next one will be GG One thing about HBO Originals is that there was an idea behind them that they weren't to be released all at once & binged like Netflix. So presuming they stick with that then there shouldn't be a whole bunch released at once. However they do seem to like doing the mini batches. PLLOS was 3, 2, 2, 3. 10 episodes total. So could be their plan with GG too. Other shows have done a small batch, but then gone to weekly after though so who knows... As for the merger, people worry too much. It possibly doesn't help that people have seen other channels purge lots of shows after mergers in the past (& even this year). __________________
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Last but not least, Discovery is mostly about realities and unscripted shows - which by the way are already coming in the upcoming months on HBO Max from Magnolia - so it was a mix of things that spread panic. There were tweets about 70% of the scripted shows team being laid off. It's been a rough couple of days. __________________
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Yeah I know they did that, but doesn't say coming soon. Just confirms what we already know. I was thinking more just an image or quick video that actually says Gossip Girl coming soon. All that does is confirm that Gossip Girl is one of their shows & exists & Georgina will appear. But for all we know it could still be months before the show airs.
But how often would they need to change something? Especially if they just give a month, or even a season (so three months)? I'd think it'd have to be something major to cause too much of a delay so people would know. Unless they really don't have plans, just pick whatever show they feel will work best at that time. But that to me seems highly unlikely. If Safran doesn't know then maybe they really do have no plans at all, & just decide whenever they feel like it. Or he just says that because he's not allowed to talk. So? People still jump to conclusions. Just because one thing (or a few things) get scrapped, doesn't mean other things will. People jump to conclusions & panic too easily. Seeing other things on that platform getting surprise culls does create panic. But no one really knows what the new HBO Max/Discovery is going to be or what other factors are coming into things behind the scenes. (how never releasing a movie is a cost cutting measure, amongst other reasoning, I don't know personally, but that's another subject...) As you said - HBO wouldn't cancel EVERYTHING. They'd be fools to as that really would be a money losing move. __________________
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[QUOTE](how never releasing a movie is a cost cutting measure, amongst other reasoning, I don't know personally, but that's another subject...)/QUOTE] Apparently they didn't believe in it fully, they didn't think it could regain all the money spent and they scrapped it before it was too late to take back some taxes. Yeah, it would be a fool move, if they want to combine both audience who, from their own words, are different (and I agree). They want the HBO Max audience to watch the Discovery+ shows, so to make them subscribe the new platform next year they can't cancel the reason why HBO Max subscribers exist. Of course I can't see every show making it next year, but that's a common thing. I hope GG S2 will be very successful, so it can stay or, at least, become and HBo Original and move there. __________________
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I imagine they will let the shows air at least a little bit to seenreaction before deciding for sure. Although I thought that with CW & not all in their big cull earlier this year had aired all that had been picked up. But it just isn't logical to cull too much for a service people pay for.
There is still a difference between a show & a movie. They had a few reasons they scrapped the movies but at least in Batgirl's case they could be justified in saying there was no interest. I think a few are over the comic/superhero phase since there is so much of it lately. So I can see their concern there. There is no guarantee with all movies though. They already spent the money so to me surely it makes sense to try get some of that money back. As for Scoob!2 I am shocked it ever existed. While it was watched by many, I thought the reception was poor. So if someone was paying attention to that I can understand that getting cancelled. But a TV show which has aired a season & has a fanbase? That is a whole different thing to consider. I expect that it has made HBO money & presumably will continue to do so. __________________
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About SCOOB and the Ellen cartoon, I think it's also related to the fact that they seem they're getting rid of all family/kids shows. They even cancelled Gordita (a series. So no matter how the interest could be, they aren't going to pay for more kids stuff. They also removed other cartoons from other channels of the group like TNT. They don't seem to care if something has a fanbase, they look at numbers and money. That's why I need GG to be even a bigger hit in S2, so it can stay __________________
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It will probably depend on if the high cost is met with money coming in. It is no different than normal channels in that as they look at if they can afford to keep shows going. But we both know what that is like . They obviously had faith in it to invest more money into this second season though. So it may depend on if they new people have faith too. But I would hope they will let S2 air & then decide
It could be they are removing children's things (that also seems a big risk imo), but I also think Scoob!2 would have flopped based on anything I heard about the first one. Batgirl I think would be one which we won't fully understand their decision on. __________________
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It reminds me somehow of Still Star-crossed, the ABC show I watched in 2017, that was cancelled after one season. TV Line later said that at first ABC didn't even want to air it, like they wanted to scrap it and wanted to sell it to a streaming platform, but "higher powers" (I guess Shonda, since it was her series) didn't let them and they had to air it anyway. Of course they never promoted it properly, so it didn't make big numbers and they happily cancelled it. ABC hated it because they found it terrible (but I wonder: didn't you read the script first? It was just because of Shonda that you thought it was okay to greenlight it?). Also it was shot all on location in Spain and it was insanely expensive, it went overbudget pretty soon and each episodes took like two weeks to be completed. They cut two episodes from the initial order when they were already filming, so it ended on a cliffhanger (pretty bad one, too), after only 7 episodes. They never released the DVDs or let it be streamed somewhere. __________________
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