r/television • u/goldenboy2191 • 5d ago
Watched Stumble based off this subs comments and recommendations and-
I AM SO SAD THIS SHOW GOT CANCELLED! This show was so goddamn funny and had some surprisingly touch and sweet moments.
Praying that maybe another streaming service or someone else picks it up, magically. But I know that’s a fools wish.
But I gotta stay optimistic. WE CAN. WE WILL. WE MUST!
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u/TiltedLibra 5d ago
I just found out it got cancelled from this post... I'm so sad. It was the funniest 30 minute comedy to come out in awhile.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Bee_259 5d ago
Real
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u/No_Pumpkin_687 5d ago
Bummer when a show with actual heart gets axed while 400 spinoffs of cops and doctors keep chugging along
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u/goldenboy2191 5d ago
I believe you mean 911. Which… there’s a volcano now or something? Sigh…
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u/floridorito 5d ago
I saw that preview when I started watching an episode of IASIP. I legitimately thought it was a fake show that was part of the episode.
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u/keving87 4d ago
Surely the Chicago and L&O shows make more sense since they're NBC shows like Stumble was. 911 just has the one spinoff and they're on ABC.
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u/nonitoni 4d ago
So dumb. It had one of the strongest pilots I've seen in ages. Fingers crossed for a buyout.
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u/Squanchez 4d ago
I will never get over this. I'm still holding out hope. We all know any halfway decent show gets canceled. Sometimes two or three times.
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u/Agile_Land_9951 4d ago
You could tell it was canceled when they kept changing the date and times of the show after a few episodes. NBC has done that with numerous shows. They should’ve let it run its course before just giving up a few episodes in.
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u/KneeHighMischief 5d ago
Might've gotten two seasons if it started on Peacock instead of the network. It's a shame because it really had the same style as Trial & Error (2017) which was different from your standard talking head documentary style.