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‘Tokyo Vice’ bosses on Max cancellation and holding out hope for a potential season 3: ‘We don’t accept the condolences yet’

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Tags: hbo.max, tokyo vice, cancellation, alan poul, j t rogers, interviews, author.alison herman, source.variety, long read
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/tokyo-vice-interview-season-3-cancellation-1236035849/

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Alison Herman
Published
Jun 13 2024
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    devalexwhite
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    Honestly one of my favorite shows, it captured Japan and Tokyo so well and the story/characters were incredibly engaging. I don't think it needs a season 3, but heck I wouldn't say no to more.

    Honestly one of my favorite shows, it captured Japan and Tokyo so well and the story/characters were incredibly engaging. I don't think it needs a season 3, but heck I wouldn't say no to more.

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    1. tomf
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      100% this. I don't even think it really needed the second, even though it was great once it got going. I get that people want to work, but there's always a time to just stop.

      100% this. I don't even think it really needed the second, even though it was great once it got going.

      I get that people want to work, but there's always a time to just stop.

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  2. dfi
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    Seen S1&2, I loved seeing a different cultural backdrop with an interesting story and great characters. I definitely recommend this to anyone who has the slightest interest in Japan. Even if it's...

    Seen S1&2, I loved seeing a different cultural backdrop with an interesting story and great characters. I definitely recommend this to anyone who has the slightest interest in Japan. Even if it's something you don't think you would be interested in you may be surprised. Always find that a great story trump's subject matter

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