Evil

[jazz lady]

Renewed for Season 2! But Season 1 is ending Thursday with episode 13.

Evil: Season Two; CBS TV Series Renewed for the 2020-21 Season

Apparently, being evil isn't so bad. While NBC has cancelled Sunnyside and likely cancelled Bluff City Law, CBS has given an early second-season renewal

tvseriesfinale.com

 

[Bann]

I can't get past the commercials. I'm a skeerdy cat.

 

[jazz lady]

I can't get past the commercials. I'm a skeerdy cat.

I am too, but it doesn't bother me. Suspenseful and a bit creepy but not gory. Watched the finale last night. Now the long wait for the next season.

 

[RoseRed]

I'm way behind in watching this but I just turned and caught the part where David says to Kristen - we should get a drink sometime. I love that guy - that satisfies my most romantic moment urge I get every valentines day.

I forgot to watch last weekend. I'll try again this weekend.

 

[RoseRed]

worth the watch. I'm in love with David Acosta.

Which one is he?

 

[stgislander]

the black guy - the almost priest. There's just something so compelling about him. He's just gentle and smart and tough and good looking. You know kinda like Gilligan.

 

[RoseRed]

It's on Netflix.

 

[RoseRed]

New season or the old one. Started Ozark this weekend. Pretty good so far.

Season 1 so far. Ozark is great!

 

[stgislander]

Season 2 premiere tonight @jazz lady @stgislander @RoseRed @SamSpade @SailorGirl. Not sure if it's still on CBS or whether it's Paramount Plus now. Creepy trailer! 'Evil' Season 2 Premiere Date and Teaser Revealed - Variety

Article says Paramount+ which means I won't be watching it until later in the year when they put it on broadcast TV. This new trend of putting all new shows/episodes on streaming service first is really pissing me off. A couple shows we regularly watch are only on streaming at the moment.

 

[SamSpade]

Article says Paramount+ which means I won't be watching it until later in the year when they put it on broadcast TV. This new trend of putting all new shows/episodes on streaming service first is really pissing me off. A couple shows we regularly watch are only on streaming at the moment.

I think CBS just realized that their online service just isn't getting enough return on the shows they're selling. They pitched it originally as a vehicle to watch the new Star Trek: Discovery. NONE of the other streaming shows which aren't Trek have really brought in viewers, and they'd honestly be much better off providing CBS shows On Demand through cable (which - for a while - they didn't do).

So how do you make money on a series that you hoped would draw more viewers? Offer old eps on the regular network.

I did pay for CBS All Access to watch Discovery - and Picard - but aside from that, I don't watch at all.