#no more lockwood and co

[idkthemusic]

what if i was depressed. huh netlix?what then.

[yellow-dejavu]

[starlightandmagic]

Good morning to everyone, except Netflix who keeps cancelling perfectly good shows for no fathomable reason. Fuck you in particular actually.

[littleblackraincloudofcourse]

My apologies to the hard working, unfairly treated, writers, directors, cast and crew but I am not exaggerating when I say I am one more cancelation from not being willing to start any more new shows. I can't keep getting attached to these characters and excited to see their stories only for them to canceled after one or two seasons and never be told. Especially when most of them only get eight episodes or less. I wouldn't mind short seasons if I got a complete story but that rarely happens anymore.

[losticaruss]

sorry. okay. thinking about. locklyle and how they're portrayed in the show. cause like. it really doesn't feel like a typical ship that a show would produce? it's much more.... more. it's nit like. hyper emotional scenes and drama and tension between them. some of the most prevailing and iconic scenes for locklyle is them caring for esch other. it's lockwood steadying lucy as she's stumbling through a possession. it's him leaving a note to drink water and eat after passing out. it's lucy gripping his neck, telling him he'll be alright as he feels the world close in on them. it's him bandaging her wound. it's him making her toast. it's all so mundane and it feels less like we watch them fall in love and more like. they've always been in love, and we get to see their lives. we get to watch them as they find someone who cares as much about them as they do the other person. i'm just. idk i miss them so much

[the-diary-of-a-moody-teenager]

If I had a nickel for every time Netflix cancelled a perfectly good show without any GODDAMN reason, I WOULD BE FUCKING RICH

[novemberocean]

"If writers strike, we can't guarantee the continuation of your favorite shows!"

You can't do that ANYWAY get fucked and treat your writers with respect

[lavendermoonlitskies]

So I guess the moral of the story is if you have an idea for an LGBTQ+-friendly fantasy drama/comedy, don’t pitch it to Netflix

[yellowraincoat]

Happy Halloween season, the Lockwood and co show costumed Lucy all wrong. Anyway I’ll show myself out now

[magneticflower]

Lockwood & Co as Troubled Birds - Locklyle Edition Shall I do more? [1/?]

[clonerightsagenda]

Frankly Lucy seems more excited about the potential return of her terrible emotional support ghost than getting gifted a romantic necklace.

[thequietesthing]

they officially cancelled My Lady Jane after only one season because it apparently “didn’t find a broad enough audience”. i’m disappointed but not surprised, unfortunately it’s just one more name in the very long list of too-soon cancelled shows with incredible potential.

[peachymaryobrien]

[pigeonteef]

anyone ever read lockwood and co here??? i used to be fucking obsessed with those books when i was in middle school lmao probably read them like 10 times minimum.

anyway i think (?) i drew these when netflix announced the show but who's to say (i can't actually remember)

[tenuousnessless7]

Feel like something that’s not discussed a lot is how unapologetically sincere the show is. I feel like there’s a been a real push against vulnerability and sincerity in favor of cynicism or sarcasm in media, like there’s a fear that showing characters talking about how much they care about each other will be seen as “cringe” or unnecessary. And Lockwood & co just brazenly wears its heart on its sleeve in a way that feels really refreshing to me.