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Let the speculation and online campaigns begin! Months after HBO decided not to renew comedy series Bored to Death for another season, it appears that the network is mulling over the prospect of a feature film sendoff for the quirky show. The speculation began when star Ted Danson revealed to a French journalist that there was a good chance of a 90-minute movie happening. Vulture reached out to HBO for comment, and the network responded that there had “been some conversations” but cautioned, “it’s at a very early stage.” That is, don’t hold your breath.

Fan outcry (and continued DVD sales) led to an Arrested Development revival as the show is now returning for one more season on Netflix followed by a feature film, and Community fans have rallied early with the “Six Seasons and a Movie” battle cry becoming the show’s unofficial motto. Whether a Bored to Death movie actually happens or not is still very much in the air, but stranger things have happened. The final season of the show ended last December

Wäre gut, um die Sache zu einem runden Ende zu bringen.:thumb:

Vulture reached out to HBO for comment, and the network responded that there had “been some conversations” but cautioned, “it’s at a very early stage.”

"It was my great joy, that show," he said. "A wonderful character, wonderful writing."

"I'd love it," Danson said at a press conference during the festival. "I think it's a great idea because we didn't really get to finish. We thought we were coming back and then we discovered we weren't."

Says Hodgman, who played lead character Jonathan Ames’ literary rival Louis Green:

Nothing would make me happier! If that information is true, then chills have just run up and down my whole body, just hearing that — happy chills. But Ted Danson, hard to say — working very hard these days on ‘CSI,’ maybe he was suffering from some jet lag, you know what I mean? He could be easily confused. You know, my dream was to bring ‘Bored to Death’ back as a radio drama, as a series of radio dramas, because that’s where the money is. But if Ted Danson wants to bring it back as a movie, boy oh boy. I think that the audience is there.

Hodgman went on to describe the mood after word of ‘Bored to death’s cancellation first broke, and of potential ideas for a fourth season that series creator Jonathan Ames (the real one) shared with him:

All I remember is that for the first four episodes, it would only be me, and the guys wouldn’t appear until like the last episode, yeah. It would be a real switcheroo. I think that’s what he said to me. But actually, without revealing too much, there was an element that we would pick up with the guys a little later on. Even when he was thinking there might be a fourth season, that there might be a little time jump. Not a major ‘Battlestar Galactica‘–style time jump, but there be some time lapsed. And that would be even more appropriate now.”

Fans could get another shot at Bored to Death, after all. According to Lombardo, creator Jonathan Ames is in the process of writing the script for a film follow-up to the since-canceled comedy. "The challenge for us with films now is that we're only making three -- sometimes four, depending on the budget -- a year. Given what's going on in the studio business, we have an unbelievable slate in development," Lombardo noted of his network's famously full slate, adding: "But we love Bored to Death and Jonathan and we're excited to see what he's writing."