Mulaney has not been cancelled yet..... (but)

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http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...nceled/309454/

looks like it will be very soon.

[Mace Dolex]

Thank god there is some hope yet.

I'm even thinking about watching it's 2nd episode out of pity but then I realize I'd be contributing to it's viewership ratings.

Now the question remains, what in the hell is FOX going to replace the 9:30 slot with?

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Originally Posted by Mace Dolex

Thank god there is some hope yet.

I'm even thinking about watching it's 2nd episode out of pity but then I realize I'd be contributing to it's viewership ratings.

Now the question remains, what in the hell is FOX going to replace the 9:30 slot with?

if they want ratings then extra family guys. i might watch the 2nd episode if football is a blow out.

[mets82]

I didnt watch the pilot nor do I intend too. I think there promos tried too hard to be funny and for you to watch.

[comedyfreak]

I seen the first show it was okay, nothing special. The show is trying to be another Seinfeld.

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it'll be on this Sunday at 9:30 again

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http://uproxx.com/tv/2014/10/is-foxs...lready-doomed/

From what I can tell, the problem with Mulaney has less to do with the cast or writers and more to do with the advertising. According to Fox, Mulaney is about a young comedian, played by John Mulaney, hired by an egotistical comedy legend, played by Martin Short, to be his new writer. Mulaney struggles to find balance with his supposed dream job and his personal life, and he wonders if he really wants a career in comedy.

Unfortunately, I don’t get any of that from the advertising. The ads for Mulaney, especially the print ads, are so bland and unmemorable that I am not surprised that people forgot it was on TV. All of these ads feature the cast staring off into space. How could I guess that behind this generic ad is a comedy with a promising premise?

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the trainwreck is on now