@Gibbyhertz and @DukeGaga311
I’m actually glad the they left Titans as a cliffhanger. I think it shows they are committed to a second season. I’d be more concerned if they wrapped up everything with nice little bows. That shows a commitment to one season with an easy way out to decide not to do another season.
I think TV in general has moved to very bookended seasons BECAUSE they don’t know if they are coming back next season. Once you have a hit and have a contract for 2 more seasons, then you get more cliffhangers because they know they have next season to wrap up.
I’m sure on ST there are sooo many areas for “creative differences” to occur. Just the connection to the green, how far or aware is ST of his reach. Are you going to follow old school ST and give him a love interest he wants but feels he can no longer pursue. What do you balance?
I have been quite satisfied with the original content so far. Are there things to improve, sure there are. But, when isn’t there. I think we are heading for a cliffhanger with DP as well. With ST…who knows, I don’t see DC just leaving big cliffhangers.
I just finished watching The Brave and The Bold. It’s worth watching the last episode of season 3. They knew they were getting only 13 episodes for that season and it would end. The “Mitefall” episode was great! For those concerned about how DC feels about wrapping up things now, that is worth a watch, IMO. I found it very insightful. Look at the end of that versus the end of Batman Beyond 10 years earlier. DC has learned a lot.
They are doing (I think it’s 10) episodes of Arrow next year. The series has run it’s course, so do a few final episodes to tie up your loose threads. They could have just said “Hey, were walking away after 8 years” which is what happens with a lot of shows. But, I believe DC doesn’t want to leave big cliffhangers/what abouts/WTF it’s cancelled. They seem more inclined to put a finish to a project.