Alors que la quatrième saison de *From* touche à sa fin, les fans s’interrogent sur les mystères qui entourent la ville. Les spéculations vont bon train, notamment sur le sort d’Eloise Kavanaugh et les raisons pour lesquelles les personnages se retrouvent piégés. Pour remettre les pendules à l’heure avant le final, les showrunners Jeff Pinker et John Griffin ont organisé une session « Ask Me…

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Showrunners is a fantasy and psychological horrour based object show, in which our lovely host Kitty attempts to help three contestants, Champion, Disel, and Wisteria, recover from the various... Issues... They have. Follow along the journey of Kitty and her participants to see what truly happens to them.

Cowards. But it all the more makes me praise the ones that are brave enough to do the opposite and fight like fuck against network censorship and homophobic and misogynistic audiences. And I will keep putting them on a pedestal for it because they deserve to be up there.

Robert Tapert (Xena, Spartacus, Evil Dead)

Tom Lynch (South Of Nowhere)

Emily Andras (Wynonna Earp, Lost Girl)

ND Stevenson (She-ra & the Princesses of Power)

Felicia Henderson/Victoria Schwab (First Kill)

The Wachowski Sisters (Bound, Sense 8, The Matrix)

And apparently Vince Gilligan (Pluribus, Breaking Bad)

Feel free to add to the list. I know it can’t be very long.

As gay/queer people we shouldn’t have to fight for scraps and there are creators that understand this.

Once spore unto the breach. Image credit: HBO The Last of Us’ cast and crew have shed some insight into where the show will go during its third season. Please note, there will be major spoilers for The Last of Us season two finale below. The Death of Console Exclusives Is Inevitable and I Don’t Know How I Feel About It The Death of Console Exclusives Is Inevitable and I Don’t Know How I Feel…

Angela Kang chose to separate them for 8 episodes at a time. You people need to stop praising Angela Kang. Norman's was her puppet master but then he found a literal hand to stroke his ego and here we are.

There is a reason the show no longer mentions, the book of Carol. That's because the book has been discontinued. Just wait. You will see.

Angela Kang was not pro-Caryl.

No.

She was anti-Caryl.

No.

She created Connie and Zeke to disrupt Caryl because Norman Reedus didn't want them together.

Connie and Zeke were "created" before Angela became showrunner and had nothing to do with Norman.

She tried to act like they were just friends by creating that stupid friendship bracelet.

The friendship bracelet signified that Caryl were anything but friends.

She threw in some mush to keep the fans appeased but in season 11 she mostly wasted Melissa McBride's talent and stole the obvious storyline with Leah that was meant for Carol and gave it to Maggie and ruined the entire season.

Gimple was heavily involved in S11 and it bears all the hallmarks of his writing, such as the separation of characters, fractured timeline which stalls the pacing, dropped storylines, cartoony villains and unrealistic character motivation. All female relationships were by and large dropped, and vehicles and guns made their reappearance after the show had crafted a frontier atmosphere for a decade plus into the ZA setting.

Angela Kang chose to separate them for 8 episodes at a time. You people need to stop praising Angela Kang. Norman's was her puppet master but then he found a literal hand to stroke his ego and here we are.

S11 was such a bad experience for her that she had to go to therapy to cope with the work environment. The catering to Norman and the aborted storylines were not of her doing. Angela Kang is a good, detail-oriented writer whose story arc was completely butchered in S11.

There is a reason the show no longer mentions, the book of Carol. That's because the book has been discontinued. Just wait. You will see.

I got desperate for answers and asked chat gpt 🥴 and it basically said - that is very strange and odd lol, it sounds like they are ignoring fan feedback and doubling down on the dd strategy. It gave a bunch of different explanations for possible reasons why, but it essentially comes down to the same end, which is that they're leaning into the original dd concept, whether their viewership and fan engagement suffer or not. Wild.

They're advertising with the dd hashtag still as well. I don't know if they think they can keep carol fans and carylers this way or if they just don't care anymore. But it's not just carol fans and carylers who hate zabel. I've seen forums where general twd fans were saying how much zabel trashed the show, that they don't think he's watched the main show, key opportunities for twd lore were missed, and he's responsible for the rick fans rioting over the "what came back" reveal.

Is there any rational explanation for this decision?

Zabel being the S4 showrunner isn’t a new development, his contract has been through S4 all along. The WGA listing was just updated to reflect that there is a S4 and there's a showrunner on file. AMC can still do whatever they'd like about that, including sacking Zabel if they wish.

AMC's main problem with TWDU is Gimple. He doesn't know how to plot (or write) and he pitches his sad sounding ideas to the media. Maybe he imagines that'll put pressure on AMC to greenlight some of his drivel, but his notes won't make this spinoff less bad.

The problem with DarDix is the enabling of Norman. The studio doesn't want to manage him, which is why his whims get catered to. It's the showrunner's job to keep difficult stars in line, but Zabel owes Norman and he's also not qualified to be a showrunner, on any level:

Zabel hasn't watched the flagship show, which makes it hard to use any lore, but I also think he has little to no real interest in writing zombie horror—the philosophical monologuing was painful to sit through and it killed the pacing. "What came back" was simply a red herring to get Rick fans to watch and probably the studio's idea. I doubt that originated with Zabel, but the reveal was clumsy and anticlimactic. If you lure viewers in, you have to deliver something juicy, even if it's not what the audience expects.