Last Resort Cancelled

[TellerMorrow34]

*Shrugs* I really wasn't impressed by either show. They were OK but I'm not going to miss them.

 

[Reality]

I watch past resort but will not be bothered at all if it is cancelled, it is just not that good to be too invested in. Revolution I already quit watching so if it stays or goes it will not impact me at all.

This is exactly how I feel. I really thought I would like Last Resort more than I do, but the story line is just so boring. I usually enjoy post-apocalyptic shows, but Revolution fails miserably to capture my interest. The only decent acting on that show is by the guy playing Miles and on any other show, he would be in a supporting role at best. As much as I was looking forward to both of those shows, I will not be sad if they fail to make it out of the first season.

#reality

 

[joseephuss]

I really hate this. They hardly ever give good programming a chance to get traction. The show was interesting and suspense filled. Even if it wasn't "exactly" realistic, who cares? It's an hour of forgetting reality and watching something different.

The networks have got to have squirrels running their companies.

http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/11/16/last-resort-666-cancelled/

If all of your favorite shows are the ones that end up being cancelled, then maybe it isn't Hollywood, it's you. Get better taste.

 

[Cajuncowboy]

If all of your favorite shows are the ones that end up being cancelled, then maybe it isn't Hollywood, it's you. Get better taste.

Believe me I consider it my fault. LOL.

 

[DallasCowpoke]

For me personally, the problem I have gaining interest in shows like these is, they're storylines become so convoluted and dependent on you knowing how the characters are connected, it makes it all but impossible to keep up. Especially if you never started watching from the get-go, or miss more than 2 weeks.

Plus, between Discovery, History, NatGeo, Animal Planet, PBS, sports etc etc, I can barely keep my DVR from staying 75% full.