We have (almost unfortunately) been watching the show. I did not read the spoiler you posted above (thx) but we have it recorded to watch next week. This show smells a lot like "Lost", and frankly I hope they're all dead too, nyuk.

I'm sure someone here is watching and can comment. I drifted away from Manifest and noticed I had seven episodes recorded and not watched. I deleted them.

LOL Vgkg, did everyone die in the last episode of Lost? I wonder what its many fans thought of that!

The non-spoiler part of my post asked if anyone else noticed that Michaela was missing a tooth in the previous episode. That's how it appeared to me, anyway. And I wondered how the writers planned to resolve her romantic triangle. Of course, the writers have other resolutions to work on as well. :-)

"LOL Vgkg, did everyone die in the last episode of Lost?"

As It turned out (spoiler alert for "Lost" below)...

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Everyone was dead from the start, they just didn't know it.

BTW, Manifest hasn't yet been renewed for next season.

Oh, no . . . I was relieved when they called the last episode the "season finale." I hope they don't leave us hanging forever. I remember when that happened with FlashForward, which was unexpectedly canceled after one season.

I admire you for sticking with Manifest. I watched for a while and then it got too crazy so I stopped and really don't care how it ends.

Great show, I just noticed its now on Netflix!

Funny how things show up on the internet. I've never heard of the show until I turned on Netflix a day or two ago. Last night I thought "why not watch this?" I couldn't get through the first episode it's......................so........................slow.

It's a network show, Debby; maybe you're used to cable shows, and that could be a factor? In any case, it never seemed slow to me--but we're all different.

Lily, I'm not sure what I deserve for sticking with a TV show, but I'm sure it isn't admiration. :-) The plot is definitely crazy, but I'm enjoying it. I'm about to make another stab at watching Schitt's Creek. I gave up on it 3 or 4 times even though numerous friends have told me how much they loved it. I said I was through making the effort, but then my son-in-law persuaded me to try one more time.

Guaranteed you'll love Schitt's Creek. Give it a chance. I didn't see what the fuss was about at first but grew to love the characters." David" and "Moira" especially.

Curious this pops up now. We tripped on Manifest Friday evening searching Netflix for SOMETHING. It's not easy to find anything worth the bother. We are done. It's just getting too far fetched but I guess when you consider the original concept any bizarre turn of events is possible for TV land.

I loved Schitts Creek! I was sad it ended.

I did NOT like Schitts Creek! Different strokes for different folks I guess.

Alisande we watch more Netflix than cable tv lately. I pvr a few sitcoms and watch when I feel like it, but other than that it's mostly Netflix, Crave or Amazon Prime. Sometimes I wonder why I pay for cable. LOL But I do prefer watching a series that is complete on Netflix. I have to wait for the last seasons of both Superstore and Queen of the South now. Manifest just reminded me of Lost and I lost interest in that show as well: too many flashbacks that got super confusing to watch.

I know so many people who loved Schitt's Creek--smart, discerning people with great humor. They positively gushed about that show! I gave it five episodes and was happy to stop. But I'll try again because I promised my son-in-law I would. It's unlike him to recommend a TV show with such enthusiasm.

I've always had antenna TV and never had cable. Currently I have Amazon and Netflix. Also CuriosityStream, which I bought in hopes of engaging my grandsons. But so far I'm thinking not many of their kid-friendly videos were actually made with kids in mind. Maybe I just haven't found the right ones.

I got a kick out of Superstore and was sorry to see it end, although there were times, especially in the last two seasons, when I cringed at some of its over-the-top scenes.

I'm still watching Gilmore Girls. I hope it doesn't leave Netflix because I'm taking my time and I'm still on Season 3 (of 7).

I, too, heard all the raving about Schitt's Creek. I'm a fan of Eugene Levy and have an easy sense of humor. I tried watching it twice and found the people just too annoying to continue.

My recent "find" is Midnight Diner. I love everything about it. The pause before the themesong and the song itself. The interesting characters. And Master, with his sexy scar. And the little Japanese cooking lesson at the end of each show is a nice touch. I like the coincidences and resolutions. It's just so simple and always leaves me feeling good.

I just read on IMDB that Manifest has been canceled. The season finale left me wondering what was going on. Now we will never know.

Not fair! I bet the writers wrote themselves into a box and couldn't figure out how to resolve the plot line(s). I hope they get lots of viewer protests. Maybe they'll reverse their decision; it's been known to happen.

PS: "However, sources tell Variety that the show is hoping to find a new home elsewhere." I'm guessing "elsewhere" would most likely be a cable channel, which wouldn't help antenna viewers like me.

I'm glad it's canceled, but there should be a Hollywood Law which states that any show being canceled must put together one last 2 hour long episode to wrap it up with a real ending, no matter how cheezie it is. Like "Lost", it was hokie but at least it had closure.

I'm so glad I stopped watching Manifest last year. I hate abrupt ending with no satisfaction. At least with Lost, there was some sort of resolution. What has happened on Manifest this short season? I never found out. Where was the plane in the lost time?

Vgkg, I don't understand why you're glad the show was canceled. Surely you're not enjoying the disappointment of those who looked forward to it. If you don't like a show (and there are plenty I wouldn't want any part of), all you have to do is not turn it on. Your own personal cancellation, you might say.

Well, unfortunately VgQn likes the show so I gotta watch it, nyuk. She seems to be wavering on it lately as she's getting tired of the silly "callings" that make no sense at all. Anyways, sorry for the fans, the writers really should wrap it up.

Just have to chime in. started warching it after DD talked about it, then saw this thread, then it popped up on Netflix sceen. My view point, sappy, sappy, drama, drama and more drama, improbable soap opera plot lines. Reminds me of some Lifetime movie scenes. I’ll continue watching just to see what the fuss is all about!

Since it's now such a hit on Netflix, I wonder if they'll pick up production for the net season, like they did with Longmire,

That's an intriguing idea, My Biz. I didn't realize they did that with Longmire. I loved that show!

Netflix added 3 more seasons of Longmire after A&E cancelled it. (Seasons 4-6)

I watched the whole thing on Netflix. I'm glad they did that! I'd never heard of Longmire until I saw it mentioned at the KT.

I havaven’t read the post or comments. Kali asked if we would please wait until she gets back home. I am not a patient person! She doesn’t get back until August 1st.