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Well, there goes the best Superman family live action series ever.
Hopefully DC Universe saves it.
Hopefully DC Universe saves it.
Can't say I'm surprised. Very little support from fandom. There wasn't a single after show online. Very little social media reaction from fans.
Supergirl is still on television.Well, there goes the best Superman family live action series ever.
Hopefully DC Universe saves it.
I am a big Superman fan. Favorite hero. But from the moment I saw footage from this show, I had no interest. Seeing the season 2 ads just made it worse. I honestly don't know who this show was suppose to be for.Can't say I'm surprised. Very little support from fandom. There wasn't a single after show online. Very little social media reaction from fans.
I've seen a bigger buzz for Pennyworth than Krypton, and I have no idea why. :/
This show is significantly better than Supergirl. And I still watch every episode of the latter.Supergirl is still on television.
Well its not surprising considering the ratings have been awful and there's barely been any buzz about the show online which suggests it doesn't have a huge cult following like Arrow, The Flash or even Gotham. Even though I liked Kyrpton for what it was, I would rather watch a Superman show as we know that Krypton is going to blow up anyway.
Not surprised or particularly disappointed. This show had very little going for it besides production values, imo.
Nah, the writing for both is far from stellar, but Supergirl has better characters and cast chemistry, imo. This one just had more money.This show is significantly better than Supergirl. And I still watch every episode of the latter.
CW should do some crossover event which brings some of "Krypton" characters into "Supergirl" show using some space-time travel portal, which would effectively make "Krypton" as a prequel to "Supergirl".I have hope DC Universe or HBO Max will pick it up, but it has been let down before.
Krypton didn't even seem interested in acknowledging Kara's existence, so they can keep that.CW should do some crossover event which brings some of "Krypton" characters into "Supergirl" show using some space-time travel portal, which would effectively make "Krypton" as a prequel to "Supergirl".
I thought the same thing until I actually watched the show. First season was an absolute joy. 2nd season had a alot of road bumps, but still showed potential.I am a big Superman fan. Favorite hero. But from the moment I saw footage from this show, I had no interest. Seeing the season 2 ads just made it worse. I honestly don't know who this show was suppose to be for.
Tbh Krypton struggled with ratings and the show was expensive to make so it makes sense that Syfy would cancel it. However the cancellation of Swamp Thing was a strange decision.
I didn’t really fancy the inclusion of Zod into this series. It felt forced and clumsy - especially as a time-traveling future son of Seg. In my view, one of the (few?) advantages of setting the story a generation before Jor-El is that the writers had more freedom to create their own, standalone stories - so no need to conform to a particular narrative or rush towards Kal-El’s birth and Krypton’s destruction.
Now, if it was thought that Zod was a really important and interesting character, then there’s an easy solution: set the series a generation later with Jor-El as the protagonist and where Zod is - as per canon - his contemporary. No need to futz around with goofy time-travel.
I was dreading this but Krypton felt doomed in Season 2. S2 just dragged out this Zod storyline. To save other aspects and storylines for later was dangerous when it is all about what the ratings are now.
It would be nice if Krypton continued elsewhere, but they've got to change their approach.
Unless it ends on this note, with Brainiac and Jor-El as new father and son, sailing through space on new adventures. Together.
Not surprised. Syfy cancels nearly everything after 2-3 seasons which is why I canceled the network.
Swamp Thing suffered due to $$$ not coming through from the state it was shot in.
I read that too. That it wasn't so much about that but about some executives not happy with the direction the show was going in. They used the tax thing as an excuse.Last I heard, NC explicitly and publicly denied that. They gave Swamp Thing exactly as much money as they ever promised, and as much as their relevant laws said they would. And WB has done nothing to put lie to this.