#Justine superstore

[superstorequotes]

the scene from Superstore where Justine can’t parallel park and spends the entire party repeatedly backing into other cars while giving herself motivational speeches is the most relatable scene of the entire show

Superstore, S3E9 “Golden Globes Party”

[autistic-barbie]

Justine🤝Ealenor

Both would cause a shrimp shortage

[mikimeiko]

Superstore | Season 1 (2015-16), Justin Spitzer

[imaginesbymk]

SUPERSTORE HEADCANON — BEING A COLLEGE STUDENT AND WORKING AT CLOUD 9

NON REQUESTED

You work tirelessly and take over people's shifts and ask for extra hours and overtime to help pay your tuition or student loans

You HAVE to bring up the fact that you're in school and it's like a running gag for every employee

"Oh actually, Glenn! I can't take Justine's shift. I have a midterm that's worth 30% of my-"

"OhhhhmyGodddddd" everyone groans

Jonah seems to be the most understanding because of his past, he's got cue cards ready and lets you use his Quizlet account that he made to help you study

"I was in business school. Y/N, I got you."

Someone stole your study notes and made paper planes out of it

You lost your books but while you were stocking items, you found them stocked in the book and stationery aisle (Elias took them)

Cheyenne and Mateo always get annoyed when you cancel plans because you have a test coming up

Cheyenne convinces you to cheat on your exam (because she did that) and literally wrote answers on your arm with a permanent marker

Sandra is always supportive of you

When all of you were locked inside the store and had to stay overnight, you were super pissed because you had an assignment with no extensions accepted, and now got a 0

You got some help during the blizzard

Everyone is secretly making a bet for you to pass your exams

Amy lets you leave your shift early so you can get a good night's rest, and it annoys everyone and blames you for special treatment

Dina is strict AF so she never lets you leave

Amy once tried to help you study, but even she is absolutely confused with the material

You refused help from Dina because she's like that strict parent that made you cry while working on math homework at the dinner table

"Jesus H! I thought you were a scholar!"

"I'm trying to be one!"

You once showed up to your shift with huge bags under your eyes

You go on numerous tangents to customers about your student life, and they just stare at you weirdly. "Sorry to hear that. Where's the frozen food?"

One time you failed an exam and you hid inside a tent in the outdoor section, munching on the food you stole from the snack aisle

Garrett makes fun of you because he oftentimes catches you studying in the break room

"Nerd" as he wheels by

Dina catches you sitting at the outdoor patio displays

She catches you passed out on the lounge chairs with your textbook open

Brett gives you an extra pencil and just walks away, it saved your life actually

Literally flaunting your grades in front of everyone when you arrive to work

They all show up at your graduation <3

[trashingdanielmoore]

Literally begging y'all to give me some poetry topics, I'm so dry atm

REQUESTS ARE OPEN

Here is my list of fandoms that I could write really well by looking at certain viewpoints of the character in a poetic way.

It by Stephen King

Percy Jackson by Rick Riordan

Stranger Things by The Duffer Brothers

Marvel (MCU in general, Cinematic)

Heartstopper by Alice Oseman

Lockwood and Co by Jonathan Stroud

Superstore by Justin Spitzer

Wandavision by Marvel (Special Mention)

Umbrella Academy by Gerard Way

Call me by your name by Andrè Aciman

Realm of Fey by Ben Alderson

Red white royal blue by Casey McQuiston

The end of the f***ing world by Charles Forsman's

Steven Universe by Rebecca Sugar

THE LIST IS SHORT FOR NOW, BUT I'LL BE UPDATING IT EVERYTIME I REMEMBER THAT "ONE BOOK/SHOW" I'VE "READ/WATCHED"

Just send a request if you want a poetry about a certain fandom or whatsoever, I can still research for y'all. Of course, the list is short, because I have too much to write down since I have many phases

[popculturebrain]

Hospital Mockumentary ‘St. Denis Medical’ Ordered at NBC From ‘Superstore’ Creator Justin Spitzer

NBC has given a series order to “St. Denis Medical,” a comedy series hailing from “Superstore” and “American Auto” creator Justin Spitzer alongside Eric Ledgin, who also wrote and executive produced on both shows.

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[fearfled]

9   PEOPLE   I   WANT   TO   GET   TO   KNOW   BETTER .   

last   song   i   listened   to:   out of control - she wants revenge (sexy af)

favourite   colour:   mustard yellow and blood red

currently   watching:   my cat pushing shit off the table

last   movie   /   tv   show   i   watched:   movie would be plus one (2019), show is superstore (i think I'm kelly???)

spicy   /   savory   /   sweet: savoury

relationship   status:   single    (very)

last   thing   i   googled:   justin long with no context

current   obsession:  dippy egg

tagged by @3atmaggots / tagging @sevensaith, @ @righteouslysin, @cstarling, @citizenstarlight, @ruinedmyself, @heartheaded,@hellroyalty, @riighteouspath, @qapsiel, @sarcasticsnackpack, @innerwar, @awkwardcourage + more, please do it I want to see your answer but I can't put 100 blogs here

[mj-dovy]

Which superstore characters are Abed or Jeff in this scene?

Abeds: Glenn, Cheyenne, Bo, Dina, Marcus, Sandra, Justine, Carol (pretty much all the background characters tbh)

Jeffs: Jonah, Garrett, Amy, Mateo, also Dina somehow, I'm out of characters now I think

[rickchung]

St. Denis Medical (prods. Eric Ledgin & Justin Spitzer).

I could easily watch a million more workplace mockumentary comedies from the team behind Superstore and American Auto. This time, things are set at an underfunded, rural Oregon hospital as the show mines the everyday happenings of treating patients for situational humour about the American medical system. Without a missing a beat, we're quickly thrown into a fully established work dynamic to derive its spot on topical humour. Everything feels already setup and jokes come naturally from the characters' easy familiarity.

[stell4fly]

super random things that have comforted me over the last two months:

• superstore

• big bang theory

• dev moore ‘what people are wearing in new york’ vids

• music, esp justin bieber n gospel music

• great british bake off

[tvintedspvrkmoving]

mobile muse list : television

* original character. ** written as an original character.

it's always sunny in philadelphia :

frank reynolds , fifty eight , danny devito

the waitress , thirty four , rachel mcadams

american horror story :

violet harmon , twenty one , taissa farmiga

bob's burgers :

gene belcher , twenty three , noah centineo

louise belcher , twenty one , hailee steinfeld

tina belcher , twenty five , barbie ferreira

doctor who :

amelia pond , twenty one , karen gillan

clara oswald , twenty six , jenna coleman

rose tyler , twenty one , billie piper

euphoria :

barbara "bb" brooks , twenty three , katie douglas

cassie howard , twenty three , sydney sweeney ( @howaerds )

lexi howard , twenty two , maude apatow

maddy perez , twenty three , alexa demie

ruby "rue" bennett , twenty two , zendaya

glee :

brittany s pierce , twenty three , heather morris / alt tbd

finn hudson , twenty three , adam dimarco

rachel berry , twenty two , hailee steinfeld

santana lopez , twenty two , cierra ramirez

quinn fabray , twenty three , dianna agron

the good place :

eleanor shellstrop , thirty two , kristin bell

janet , ageless , d'arcy carden

jason mendoza , twenty eight , manny jacinto

trevor , immortal , adam scott

gossip girl :

blair waldorf , twenty two , leighton meester

dan humphrey , twenty two , penn badgley

serena van der woodsen , twenty two , blake lively

grey's anatomy :

alex karev , twenty four plus , justin chambers

april kepner , twenty four plus , sarah drew

cristina yang , twenty four plus , sandra oh

george o'malley , twenty four plus , t.r. knight

isobel "izzie" stevens , twenty four plus , katherine heigl

josephine "jo" wilson , twenty four plus , camilla luddington

jules millin , twenty four , adelaide kane

lucas "luke" adams , twenty four , niko terho

lexie grey , twenty four plus , chyler leigh

mark sloan , twenty eight plus , eric dane

meredith grey , twenty four plus , ellen pompeo

mika yasuda , twenty four , midori francis

jury duty :

noah price , twenty six , mekki leeper

new girl :

nick miller , thirty six , jake johnson

winston bishop , thirty four , lamorne morris

outer banks : now at @pcguelife

parks and recreation :

april ludgate , twenty four , aubrey plaza

schitt's creek :

alexis rose , twenty seven , annie murphy

david rose , thirty one , dan levy

shameless :

fiona gallagher , twenty eight , emmy rossum

mickey milkovich , twenty four , noel fisher

phillip "lip" gallagher , twenty six , jeremy allen white

stranger things :

kimberly holloway , twenty two , inde navarrette *

robin buckley , twenty three , maya hawke

supernatural :

brooklyn winchester , twenty two , kaitlyn dever *

charlotte winchester , twenty two , olivia holt *

dean winchester , twenty six plus , jensen ackles

ed zeddmore , twenty seven , nicholas galitzine **

elena gilbert , twenty one , nina dobrev **

harry spangler , twenty five , devon bostick **

hayley wilson , twenty three , maia mitchell *

iliana , unknown , astrid berges-frisbey *

joanna "jo" harvelle , twenty five , dianna agron

kevin tran , twenty one , osric chau

layla rourke , twenty six , rebecca rittenhouse **

lucas barr , twenty four , nick robinson ** ( @medaeium )

sarah blake , twenty three , taylor cole ** ( @provenaence )

weston lane , twenty eight , pete davidson *

superstore :

cheyenne lee , twenty two , nichole sakura

teen wolf :

allison argent , twenty four , crystal reed

asher mccall , twenty two , niko terho *

chris argent , forty three , j.r. bourne

cora hale , twenty one , adelaide kane

daniella coleman , twenty two , chase sui wonders * now found at @ch1maeras

derek hale , twenty five , tyler hoechlin

emma martin , twenty two , madelyn cline * now found at @lupaeus

emmett hale , twenty five , mike faist

erica reyes , twenty three , gage golightly

hadley cooper , twenty three , abigail cowen *

isaac lahey , twenty three , daniel sharman

kira yukimura , twenty three , arden cho

laura hale , twenty eight , phoebe tonkin **

lydia martin , twenty three , holland roden now found at @quiritaetus

malia tate , twenty two , shelley hennig

melissa mccall , forty six , melissa ponzio

noah stilinski , fifty , linden ashby

paige krasikeva , twenty five , maia mitchell **

peter hale , forty five , ian bohen

riley hale , twenty two , zoey deutch / maia mitchell * now found at @haelestorm

scott mccall , twenty three , tyler posey

sierra ngata , twenty four , courtney eaton *

stiles stilinski , twenty three , dylan o'brien

vada parker , twenty six , fivel stewart

walker :

clint west , thirty six , austin nichols

emily walker , thirty six , genevieve padalecki

micki ramirez , thirty four , lindsey morgan

stella walker , twenty one , violet brinson

[superstorequotes]

Bo: “Woah, easy on the shrimp! Those are supposed to be for everybody.”

Justine: “I only took a few..”

Bo: “Yeah, a few hundred! Alright, put that back.”

Justine: [very disappointed] “Okay.”

Bo: “Yo, keep this girl away from the ocean! [ Looks at Jonah ] That’s where all the shrimps at.”

[cyarskaren52]

These shows deserve a second chance.

Here are some tv shows who’s cancellations are so unfair

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TVLINE'S YEAR IN REVIEW!

The Most Unjust Cancellations of 2023

BY TEAM TVLINE

DECEMBER 9, 2023 10:00 AM

Courtesy of Netflix, ABC, Prime Video, Hulu

Just as death is an inevitable part of life, so too are cancellations an unavoidable part of being a TV fan — but that doesn’t mean we have to like it.

As with every year, dozens of shows aired their final episodes in 2023. But before we start singing “Auld Lang Syne,” we want to pour one (or perhaps 15) out for the undeserving shows whose shocking, shortsighted and deeply regrettable cancellations will stick with us well into 2024.

Our picks for 2023’s most unjust cancellations include the revival of a popular Nickelodeon sitcom, the reboot of a coming-of-age classic, plus three series based on iconic films about baseball, wizardry and musically inclined gangs.

Other lamentable losses include a seven-time Primetime Emmy Award-nominated comedy, a promising superhero drama and a handful of other series starring several household names. It’s certainly a diverse collection of shows, but they all have one thing in common — they all deserved to see at least one more season.

Read on for (in alphabetical order) the 15 shows whose cancellations we would reverse immediately, if only we could, then drop a comment with your own additions to the list. Which of this year’s cancelled shows will you still miss in 2024?

American Auto (NBC)

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We’re still scratching our heads over why the automotive industry comedy, which was just as smart and funny as creator Justin Spitzer’s previous NBC sitcom Superstore, didn’t click with viewers. Be it bad marketing or a lack of audience interest, the show’s sharp satire — the abortion-themed “The Letter” was one of the best episodes of any show this year — and its stellar cast, led by Ana Gasteyer, deserved so much more.  

A League of Their Own(Prime Video)

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We’re not sure it gets more unjust than this, seeing as Prime Video had initially renewed this series adaptation for a second and final season… but the renewal was later rescinded after Hollywood’s simultaneous strikes delayed production on Season 2. Reversed renewals are always heartbreakers, but the sting of this one still lingers: In addition to ending on a forever-unresolved cliffhanger, A League of Their Own shined a refreshing spotlight on communities and topics that are woefully underrepresented on television.

The Company You Keep(ABC)

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The romantic con drama seemingly had it all: A fun, sexy premise, a pairing with solid chemistry in Milo Ventimiglia and Catherine Haena Kim, and an impressive supporting cast (Sarah Wayne Callies, William Fichtner, etc.) Too bad ABC effectively killed one of its most promising new shows in years with a bad timeslot and a lack of faith in its potential to grow an audience.  

East New York (CBS)

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This CBS drama, led by Amanda Warren and Jimmy Smits and boasting a wonderfully eclectic and diverse array of supporting cast/characters, endeavored to offer a contemporary spin on the usual cop show — in that it spoke to the need for reform, and better policing. Alas, when S.W.A.T.‘s cancellation was reversed by the network, it was East New York that seemingly paid the price.

Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies (Paramount+)

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Not only was Paramount+’s Grease prequel fizzy good fun, it delivered some of the season’s best musical numbers — and earned two Emmy nods for its fleet-footed choreography (see video above). On top of all that, the Season 1 series finale left us with approximately a bazillion unresolved cliffhangers.

The Great (Hulu)

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We might’ve thought that — spoiler alert! — killing off a character as hilarious and dynamic as Nicholas Hoult’s Peter would signal the end for Hulu’s alt-history comedy. But the bold twist actually reinvigorated the series midway through Season 3, inspiring some of Elle Fanning’s finest work as Catherine and opening up all kinds of storytelling possibilities. So we were royally ticked off, then, to see Hulu drop the axe after three criminally underrated seasons.

Gotham Knights (The CW)

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Doesn’t it always happen this way? Just when a new show that got off to a wobbly start starts firing on all cylinders, it turns out to be too late. At first handicapped as being yet another “Batman-less Batman series,” Gotham Knightsspun a haunting Court of Owls tale and gave Misha Collins a deviously delicious dual personality arc, all while serving #Tuernla and #StephHarper ‘shippers oh so well.

Home Economics (ABC)

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The supremely underrated Topher Grace-led ABC comedy never got its due during its brief three-season lifespan, so its unceremonious — and painfully drawn-out — demise did not come as a complete surprise. But it stung, nonetheless.  

iCarly (Paramount+)

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This cancellation felt like a slap in the face, and not in a fun way. We’ve been following Carly and Freddie’s friends-to-lovers journey in real time for 16 years, and the Paramount+ revival’s third season finale put them at the altar, where they nearly swapped vows. In a cruel (but also exciting!) twist of fate, Carly’s estranged mother interrupted the ceremony, much to her daughter’s surprise. We were dying to see what the future held for #Creddie, as well as which sitcom actress would be tapped to play the elusive Mama Shay. Sadly, we’ll be getting answers to exactly zero of those questions, thanks to the streamer’s highly debatable decision to pull the plug early.

The Other Two (Max)

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Max’s wickedly funny showbiz satire had such a sharp eye for the absurdities of celebrity culture that it seemed like it would never run out of material. But alas, co-showrunners Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider abruptly pulled the plug on all the fun after three seasons, calling it a creative decision. Was the show actually scrapped due to the reported HR complaintsabout Kelly and Schneider? We’ll never know for sure… but we’ll never stop missing Cary and Brooke, either.   

Reboot (Hulu)

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Hulu’s razor-sharp sitcom about a sitcom was a TV lover’s delight, packed with meta gags about vain actors and clueless network executives. It also boasted a stacked cast including Keegan-Michael Key, Judy Greer, Rachel Bloom and Paul Reiser, with scripts from Modern Family‘s Steven Levitan. But some of those clueless network executives work at Hulu, apparently, since they cancelled one of the year’s most promising new comedies after just one season. 

Shadow and Bone(Netflix)

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Another season of this fantasy series should have been a slam dunk given its popularity and passionate fanbase. After an eventful Season 2 finale, which teased a King of Scars storyline as well as the proposed Six of Crows spinoff, fans were left as stunned as the Darkling getting ran through the gut with this unexpected and unjust cancellation.

Willow (Disney+)

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There was plenty of magic left in Disney+’s under-appreciated series adaptation of this 1988 cult classic fantasy movie, and we would have loved for the streamer to conjure up a second season. The show was mostly well-received by fans, and creator Jon Kasan considers the show to be more “on hiatus” than officially “canceled.” Kasan is hopeful that he can reassemble the Willow team for “Chapter II” sometime down the line, reminding his social media followers that the original movie “didn’t get its well-deserved sequel for 35 years.” So, you know, it’s something to look forward to with your future grandchildren.

Winning Time (HBO)

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The demise of this ’80s basketball drama belongs in the Hall of Fame of boneheaded TV decisions. HBO’s vibrant retelling of the L.A. Lakers’ rise to NBA dominance wrapped up Season 2 with the Lakers suffering a crushing loss to their hated rivals the Boston Celtics… and thanks to HBO’s cancellation, the story ends right there, with only a tacked-on epilogue to tell us that the Lakers went on to beat the Celtics and win three more championships that decade. Why tell the tale of the Lakers’ glory days if you’re going to end the show before the glory days even start?

The Wonder Years (ABC)

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We thoroughly enjoyed the first two seasons of this ABC reboot, which is why its premature cancellation makes us feel deflated, like an impotent balloon. With effortlessly funny writing and a charming, multi-talented ensemble, this solid comfort-watch deserved to live on for much longer, like its predecessor.

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[mikimeiko]

Superstore | Season 3 (2017-18), Justin Spitzer