Togetherness
IndieWire's Very Good TV Podcast: Many great shows in ended in 2016; some were forced out before their time, while others ended on their own terms. Here, we remember them all once more — at least.
TCA: "Togetherness" ended way too soon, but Duplass also explains why he's content with HBO's decision.
We're only halfway through 2016, but television has given us plenty of treats already this year, including quasi-cults, ex-football players and beautifully broken hearts.
This year has already released quite a few top tier TV episodes, and we're only halfway through.
With nominations only a week away, these are the comedy series and performers we hope to see up for Emmys in 2016.
For the writer-director-producer used to being behind the camera, the discovery that he loves acting as much as his brother Mark came as a shock.
There are no plans to revive "Togetherness," but here's how the Emmys could help its amazing cast find "that next great show."
Mark & Jay Duplass' HBO Series 'Togetherness' Canceled After Season 2
'Togetherness' Steve Zissis on Meta Acting Challenges in Season 2 and Why Actors Should Create Their Own Work
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