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Wilfred - Renewed for a 4th and Finale Season

2 Oct 2013

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12 comments:

  1. Ghani2 October 2013 at 22:13

    I'm glad they will be able to finish the show properly. I hope we will get a great (satisfactory) ending.

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  2. Mel2 October 2013 at 22:22

    *Final Season.

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  3. Babar Suhail2 October 2013 at 22:34

    The final season will have 10 episodes and will air on FXX.

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  4. David A2 October 2013 at 22:50

    Bittersweet news. I love this show

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  5. Bunky Bunk3 October 2013 at 00:30

    I'm so happy I'm chasing my tail.

    I'm glad, honestly, because after the dismal ratings of this summer, the renewal wasn't a sure thing, even if we're talking about the amazing FX — the absence of Wilfred's buddy Louie, and thus of some viewers who chose not to tune in every Thursday for only 30 minutes of programming instead of a full hour, probably didn't help.


    Above all, this show needs to tell a definite story and give viewers closure, and with a final 10-episode season announced well in advance, the writers will be able to solve all the mysteries — kind of unusual for a comedy.


    All hail FX, a place where they respect showrunners, and thus the integrity of their great series.


    I'm a bit annoyed by the 10-episode order instead of 13 like the previous three seasons. That brings the show to 49 episodes. Why not 50, or even better 52? Those are superior numbers [/ weirdo out]

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  6. CJ3 October 2013 at 02:45

    Wish it wouldve went 5 seasons but im glad we get to see how it all ends. Dont agree with it being moved to fxx though

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  7. Oceanic1083 October 2013 at 04:41

    You don't agree that it's a comedy?

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  8. TechDevil3 October 2013 at 06:37

    For us, it's 49 episodes. For the network, each episode costs millions of dollars to produce. I find it weird that they make the final season 10 instead of 13 episodes, but I guess they are trying to save money where they can.


    I think a third season of The Newsroom is already official, just not press release-official. I thought that if it turns out Aaron Sorkin does not have time, then they just delay it until he does. That's what happened with Curb Your Enthusiasm, isn't it?


    I have to say I like that they are ending summer shows. Means fresh new content that will hopefully attract an even bigger audience than the shows that ended. But I honestly never expected Dexter, Breaking Bad, Burn Notice and Futurama to end the very same summer. That was a big surprise to me.

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  9. CJ3 October 2013 at 16:42

    its obviously a comedy but i dont see whats the point of moving it to another channel for the final season when fewer people will be able to see it

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  10. Oceanic1084 October 2013 at 03:11

    The fact that it's a comedy is the reason that they're putting it on FXX, as it is their comedy channel.

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  11. CJ4 October 2013 at 03:19

    Yet they're not putting anger management on there

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  12. Oceanic1084 October 2013 at 04:05

    Well, I can't explain that one. Maybe they don't realize it's supposed a comedy because it isn't funny.

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