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Old 04-20-2009, 02:20 PM   #21
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Aw, man -- has Kings been cancelled already? It wasn't on tonight because of The Implants and Duct Tape Show The Miss USA Pageant. A quick glance at TV Guide shows no Kings on April 26 nor May 3.

Has anyone here heard any buzz on the subject?
According to my TVGuide it's now on Saturdays at 8PM starting on 4/25.
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Old 04-20-2009, 02:21 PM   #22
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It was on this past Saturday evening. I ran across it while flipping channels but my husband doesn't like it so I didn't take the time to see if it was a new episode.
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Old 04-20-2009, 03:07 PM   #23
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Oh, shoot, I missed it!!
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Old 04-20-2009, 09:41 PM   #24
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Oh, shoot, I missed it!!
[sarcasm]How very nice of NBC to let us know![/sarcasm] Is Donald Wildemon & Co. pressuring NBC to have Kings go the way of Book of Daniel?
Oh well -- I'm glad I asked. I missed the April 18 ep, but I'll set my DVD recorder for the 25th. Thanky muchy!
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I'm still waiting on Deadwood to come back! Couldn't get into this one, but I didn't try until the second or third episode.
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Old 04-22-2009, 12:42 AM   #26
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i tuned in to the premiere and first couple of regular episodes with great enthusiasm. 1) LOVE ian mcshane...would watch him read the phone book and b) was intrigued to see how the transference of a biblical story in modern times would play out. i consider myself to be a rather enthusiastic 'fan' and i was pretty much checked out before the third episode. nbc shoving into the death knell saturday night timeslot was a bad sign.

a lot of potential there...but i never really 'felt' it. wanted to, really.

will still pay to see ian mcshane read the phone book, tho...
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Old 04-22-2009, 02:19 AM   #27
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. . . 1) LOVE ian mcshane...would watch him read the phone book . . . will still pay to see ian mcshane read the phone book, tho...
Amen to that!
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NBC's midseason drama Kings has been exiled to summer. The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that the low-rated drama, which was recently shifted to Saturday night after failing to find an audience on Sundays, had been pulled from the current schedule altogether. The show, starring Ian McShane, will return on June 13 and complete its run on July 25.

Starting this Saturday, NBC will air reruns of Law & Order: SVU, Southland, and Law & Order.
'Kings': NBC exiles show to summer | TV, movie and music news | Television | EW.com
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So I just finished watching all of the remaining episodes of this series. No wonder it tanked. It was a larger than life story filled with larger than life characters and disjointed dialogue set in present time. Perhaps if this were a period drama such as Tudors or Rome it would have faired better. Also it would have had to be on HBO or some other cable station - it was just too tame and not nearly interesting enough to capture and hold an audience's attention. This one deserved the axe.
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. . . Also it would have had to be on HBO or some other cable station - it was just too tame and not nearly interesting enough to capture and hold an audience's attention. . .
I think having to work within the confines of network censorship was what killed this show -- not so much the setting. I watched the show mainly for Ian McShane, as I loved him in Deadwood; shoot, he could read the label on a Cheerios box, and I'd listen, riveted.

Had Kings been on either Showtime or HBO -- hell, even FX -- without all of the puritanical restrictions, the writers could have really done something with the topic and made it truly must-see. Had The Sopranos, Deadwood, Rome, etc. been on NBC, they'd have had the same boring fate.
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