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I feel it's informed enough to know those remasters would cost peanuts compared to Section 31, and if they're dealing with imaginary money by saying they're saving 40 million a year cancelling colbert, then they can just pay for the remasters with imaginary money, and keep kicking the can. It...

Nothing you call a priority will happen because Paramount's new owner, David Ellison, is running Paramount with his father's money. So, it doesn't matter to them that current Star Trek TV series are losing money. The only reason those shows are losing money is because Paramount Plus isn't...

well never say never. Look at Top Gun Maverick, Devil wears Prada 2 and the social network part 2. Obviously we do not know much about what is really going on but I will say Paramount may be struggling in some areas. Their stock is way below Disney WB. SNW is not even getting a full final...

$32m might be "chump change" to you, but they still need to cover the investment. The obstacle is that there's probably not a clear case that remastering these shows is going to bring in enough new subscribers to cover the costs. The problem is that Trekkies are likely subscribed anyway...

I never said it made sense.

Is that why they always made such a big deal out of a show making to 100 episodes, which was when a show qualified for syndication? Wow, I'm shocked that none of those have an over dramatic voiced over narration explaining the premise of the series, I thought that was a requirement for all...

This feels indistinguishable from “cancel culture,” except that this is driven by government action (unconstitutional and profoundly un-American) rather than popular sentiment (so sad but too bad). There’s also the fact that “cancel culture” was typically operating in opposition to bigotry...

This feels like a backlash to cancel culture.

That show really leaned into the TNA and cop show elements. But it was all over the place with its writing. Pretty sure Highwaymen got canceled during the writers strike. I enjoyed that show as a kid too. It had the guy from the battery commercials.

No, Viper got cancelled after one season on NBC, but was then revived two years later in syndication, with a mostly new cast. As I've mentioned before, I think what enabled the show to stay on the air was that it was basically an ongoing commercial for Dodge Vipers, so the car company was...

That’s gold, Jerry. GOLD!

Ian McKellan as Captain Jean-Luc Riker-Paris-Kirk of the Enterprise-J in an adventure of the week show it is.

Aging Nepo Babies in a show like the one just cancelled?

What would be in Skydance’s best interest? 1. Bringing back an aged character from a failed show that hardly anybody watched? 2. Making a show about nepo babies? 3. Making a show that’s not much different than the show that just got cancelled? 4. Option 4. Guess which choice I’m going with?

Loved the series as a kid and when I rediscovered it as a teen on various cable stations, I was thrilled. Practically obsessed. I hadn't seen the earliest first season episode before so when Superstation WTBS Atlanta finished the 3rd season and went right to the beginning again, I was floored at...

Relaxing because my Sociology class was canceled due to Oktoberfest.

I think people watched happy days out of habit. Maybe hoping it would get better. It was not a success critically. The production value got very cheap, clothing was no longer period and actors wore stuff they owned or modern clothing was used to try and mimic period clothing. It was obviously...

If it isn't successful, it will probably be cancelled.

When Amazon picked The Expanse up, their contract actually specified they could not run the show longer than SyFy ran it. Since SyFy only did three seasons, Amazon could only do an additional three. Then the final season was abbreviated because of COVID. When the TV series did end, the novel...

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