Carnivale

[Mean Gene]

$14.99 HDX Bundle at Vudu.

https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/...undle-/1401991

[Darev]

Originally Posted by Mean Gene

$14.99 HDX Bundle at Vudu.

https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/...undle-/1401991

Thank you.
I won't have HBOMax forever and this is much cheaper than the physical media

[Mean Gene]

Originally Posted by Darev

Thank you.
I won't have HBOMax forever and this is much cheaper than the physical media

I have HBO Max but loved the series so would like to own it as well...

[cavedoctor]

I'd be happy with 3 blurays at this point.
Ds9 the complete series, Carnivale, and Radioactive Dreams.

[Lope de Aguirre]

That Carnivale (and Six Feet Under) still aren't announced on Blu-ray is so sad.

[ckenisell]

Originally Posted by Lope de Aguirre

That Carnivale (and Six Feet Under) still aren't announced on Blu-ray is so sad.

Yeah, we need a 4K release of Carivale, but I doubt we'll get it. Just like we'll never get seasons 3 through 6 of Carnivale either.

[Jay Mammoth]

Such an amazing show, cancelled right when it was hitting its stride.

[saxomaphone]

I dont remember all the details about the show but I do know it was all about the good guy and bad guy meeting up, both with supernatural powers. But they spent so much time on fluff like secondary characters. The soap opera aspect of living in the carnival and thats where it lost interest with me. I can see why it was cancelled. I understand you gotta prolong TV shows, but at least make it interesting.
Did they even meet up at the end of season 2? The antagonist and protagonist

[mwynn]

This series was planned for six seasons.

The writer wanted to finish the story in graphic novel form, but HBO would not release the rights.

I guess the only option now, is to get people to watch it on HBO Max to get the viewer number up.

[CouncilSpectre]

Originally Posted by saxomaphone

I dont remember all the details about the show but I do know it was all about the good guy and bad guy meeting up, both with supernatural powers. But they spent so much time on fluff like secondary characters. The soap opera aspect of living in the carnival and thats where it lost interest with me. I can see why it was cancelled. I understand you gotta prolong TV shows, but at least make it interesting.
Did they even meet up at the end of season 2? The antagonist and protagonist

The whole point of those first two seasons was that they would gradually circle closer and closer to each other until they finally collide. Personally, I thought that approach worked just fine, and it certainly elevated the tension for their ultimate coming together at the end of season two.

The main cause of the show's cancellation was the cost. A huge cast and extensive location shooting, all with a period-specific element, it cost a fortune. HBO later said that they'd have renewed the series if they'd been willing to reduce the budget to $2m/episode (halving it from $4m).