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It's simple economics. You slightly retool the premise, bring new actors in that get paid much less by signing a 5 year contract; can reuse a lot of the existing sets and props, and amortize any new sets needed.

Been a while, but I thought the GEN Uniforms were supposed to go to VOY next. When those uni's got cancelled and they reverted to doing some scenes in Jumpsuits (why not just stick with the TNG's?). After the GEN uni's were cancelled VOY went with a slightly tweaked the DS9 costume

It occurred to me last night that if Generations plan for new uniforms had gone through, they'd been out soon enough to make the move to DS9 and VOY. But one of the points of new uniforms was so DS9 and VOY would have different uniforms to help with viewer distinction and recognition. So, were...

Yeah I remember hearing that rumor too but granted it is on shaky ground.

I have this memory of the creators explicitly denying the cancellation of Atlantis had anything to do with Universe. I don't remember where I heard/read this; it might have been Rowan J Coleman's retrospective series on YouTube.

The last three books, actually. It's a 9-book series, so the TV show only got 2/3 of the way through it. Also, the authors didn't just license the books; they were active writer-producers on the show, under their real names Daniel Abraham & Ty Franck instead of their prose pseudonym James S.A...

ICYW, The Expanse was a book series, and although Amazon MGM cancelled the TV show before it could adapt the last book, the people who licensed it out in the first place are still interested in exploring the universe through various multimedia tie-ins.

Hmmm. I didn't really have that issue with B5, probably because while there were definitely some unaddressed pending issues at the time the series ended, I never really thought the series had been intended to address those issues either. With The Expanse, to me, it felt more like things like...

Going from Atlantis to Universe was super jarring.

Ice-T apparently came out to shoot those rumours down, but the writer's lack of ability to find something for everyone to do has been apparent for years. Since Stabler left, they has been a rotation where one main character doesn't appear in the episode for whatever reason (at a conference etc.)...

...to Power Rangers cut Bandai's profits from the franchise in half, and that made Super Sentai less profitable and contributed to its cancellation. I thought Hasbro buying Power Rangers was a good thing where the show was concerned, since the Hasbro-produced seasons were a considerable...

SNW was planned to be made before Disco season 2 even aired, they wouldn't have cast Rebecca Romijn to do minor appearances as Number One if SNW wasn't a sure thing. The TOS movies were made because of Star Wars and Phase 2 was going to be made because TOS still had an audience and Paramount...

No, 'because' it is Zionist, there is a group that boycotts every project that includes Zionists.

And now I'm in Stuttgart and the Kraglin figure I bought for Sean Gunn to sign is on my desk at home. This year's Con is cursed, man! I guess I'll be searching the comic vendors for a suitable Comic with G.I. Robot or Maxwell Lord on the cover.

if its because that william got powers now people canceling him because of that is the dummiest thing william got his powers because of henry aka vecna aka one aka mr whatsit but was fullan woken when he thought of the robin monolog via flashback to the 70s when he was a kid with mike

This is starting to feel like Lisa Simpson's "this rock keeps tigers away" joke.

Large is the entire fanbase not the folks on social media.

"Balanced and chill about it" isn't how I would describe Leslye Headland's (Harvey Weinstein's former personal assistant) reaction. More like "bitter", "resentful," and "entitled." But compared to Amandla Stenberg's diss track, her reaction is much more measured. The parody of Amandla...

The backlash to Amazon's Wheel of Time was vocal. It was large. And it ended with the cancellation of the show. Large is large.

I know it was written by the since-canceled Max Landis, but I watched 2015's Victor Frankenstein back in the day, and thought it was pretty decent. (Though the on-screen shout-out to Comic-Con's "Hall H" was an epic eyeroll.) And then, we musn't forget the classic Weird Science episode...