Los Angeles, CA – The Emmys cast reunion has sparked speculation of a potential “Ally McBeal” revival. Viewers have been reminiscing about the beloved legal comedy-drama, leading to questions about the possibility of a reunion and sequel series. Alongside the “Ally McBeal” revival speculation, other TV shows like “Fargo,” “The Traitors,” and “Chicago Fire” have also raised queries and discussions among viewers.
One question that surfaced was the underutilization of Devery Jacobs in “Reservation Dogs.” Fans were curious about why her character was not given more screen time, especially considering the bond between Bonnie and Maya’s cousins portrayed in childhood flashbacks.
The Critics Choice Awards also generated some buzz. During the awards show, Broadway star and Tony Award nominee Ariana DeBose was referred to as one of the “actors who think they’re singers.” People took notice of this inaccurate portrayal, and some were even pleased to see DeBose’s expression reflecting the injustice when the camera cut to her.
While interviewing former co-star Katherine Heigl, Laverne Cox mentioned the quickly canceled CBS legal drama “Doubt.” This surprised some viewers who recalled the show as one of the shortest-lived series of all time.
The reunion of the “Ally McBeal” cast at the Emmys led fans to desperately yearn for a revival. The seamless transition back into their old characters prompted a renewed interest in the show and a desire for even the smallest form of continuation. Fans are wondering where the rumored ABC sequel series is.
“True Detective” fans have noticed references to the Jodie Foster movie “A Very Long Engagement” within the show. Some theorists have taken this as further evidence of the show’s theme of time being a flat circle.
Fans of “Fargo” have questioned the absence of pandemic-related precautions in scenes set one year after Halloween 2019. Additionally, opinions differ on the final scene between Dot and Ole Munch, with some finding it unnecessary and others finding it inspired.
Billy Gardell from “Bob Hearts Abishola” made a surprise cameo appearance in the latest episode of “Mike O’Malley’s Extended Family.” Fans of both shows were quick to connect the dots, recognizing the connection to the sitcom “Yes, Dear.”
On “NCIS: Sydney,” the big twist involving the pregnant lady received mixed reactions. Additionally, viewers were thrilled to see Georgina Haig, known for her roles in “Fringe” and “Once Upon a Time,” make a return.
“The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” revealed Monica’s four different names, adding to her villainous mystique. This revelation drew comparisons to the character Alexis Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan from “Dynasty.”
The decision to expand “After Midnight” to a full hour has been met with questioning. Some fans feel that the shorter, 30-minute format was part of the appeal of its predecessor, Comedy Central’s “@Midnight.”
The TV shows “La Brea” and “Family Law” raised some intriguing questions. In “La Brea,” viewers wondered how Ty had access to money in 2021 without anyone noticing. “Family Law” sparked curiosity about why Abigail couldn’t simply get her own apartment despite her profession as a lawyer.
In “Law & Order: Organized Crime,” the quick onset of fentanyl poisoning and the subsequent transportation of the mobile lab raised logistical questions. Viewers were also skeptical about the resemblance of a doll to the missing girl in “SVU.”
The show “The Traitors” raised curiosity about Deontay leaving the game early and Parvati’s acting skills when Ekin-Su entered the scene.
“Reacher” surprised viewers by not allocating any of the found money to Marlo and her daughter, leaving some questioning the decision.
Promos for the Olympics featuring a Netflix character caught some viewers off guard due to the network discrepancy.
As viewers ponder these questions and more, the discussions surrounding these TV shows continue to thrive.