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The drama's fourth and last season will be shortened by half.
November 7, 2012
HBO has announced that the fourth and final season of Treme will run for five episodes. Production has just gotten underway on the shortened last season, which comes in at half the length of previous years.
Season 3 is currently on the air, with three episodes remaining until wrapping on Sunday, November 25, 2012. No return date for Season 4 has been announced at this time.
(Source: The Hollywood Reporter)
Comments (5)
04/05/13 at 04:40pm
Can't cancel NOLA, it just keeps on going. It's nice to know that tourism is really picking up again, in no small part to shows like this.
12/09/12 at 02:24pm
I'm not surprised anymore when a well-written, beautifully-acted show is cancelled or not renewed. Just think about the number of seasons that The Beverly Hillbillies lasted! There are more of "them" out there than us.
12/03/12 at 08:08pm
I forgot to add - we should be thanking the execs for giving the Treme writers and crew a chance to wrap up their wonderful show. That's a lot more than most networks will do for a failing show. Hell, it's a lot more than HBO has done for equally good shows in the past (Carnivale and Deadwood come to mind)
12/03/12 at 08:07pm
I swear this site draws some of the most ignorant comments. Shows get funded or canceled based on how much money they bring in for the network. In this case HBO isn't getting enough of its subscribers watching the show to justify spending more money on it.
Treme is a well-written, well-cast, well-acted, well-shot, and well-directed show. It's truly one of the great dramas to air on HBO, and that's saying something. It sucks to see it go, but this is the business of television. The viewing public decides what stays and what goes. Blame the idiots with the remotes, not the execs with the checkbooks.
Treme is a well-written, well-cast, well-acted, well-shot, and well-directed show. It's truly one of the great dramas to air on HBO, and that's saying something. It sucks to see it go, but this is the business of television. The viewing public decides what stays and what goes. Blame the idiots with the remotes, not the execs with the checkbooks.
11/09/12 at 09:20am
well this sucks, i love Treme' one of the 5 best shows on tv. once again the powers that be cancel the good stuff and leave the braindead ignorance on...pathetic