Any news on TNG having a new TV home in the US?

[gastrof]

With both SPIKE and G4 no longer running TNG, does anyone know of any new home for it, even if only local TV stations?

 

[Ro_Laren]

Not that I know of. We better buy the DVDs...

 

[K-Star]

Now G4 stopped? Good thing I have the DVDs...

 

[Tralis]

Optical Disks. The best home there is. Full episodes, no cutting down for time, no commericals, and great picture and sound quality.

 

[Atariboy]

Gosh, they were nearly unwatchable on G4 anyways. Waaaay too much going on around the picture lol.

 

[Good Will Riker]

The episodes were oftentimes butchered in syndication. I prefer to watch the episodes on DVD.

 

[Ro_Laren]

I wonder if TNG episodes will ever return to the air years in the future.. TOS came back so why not TNG??

 

[Jonesy]

Atariboy said:
Gosh, they were nearly unwatchable on G4 anyways. Waaaay too much going on around the picture lol.

That wasn't the primary reason why I bought them, but it was up there.

 

[C.E. Evans]

Ro_Laren said:
I wonder if TNG episodes will ever return to the air years in the future.. TOS came back so why not TNG??

I think there's a good chance that TV LAND might pick up TNG--after all it's currently running TOS. TNG's old enough now to be considered a classic TV series at this point...

 

[poundpuppy29]

I wonder why the Sci-Fi channel isn't picking it up but it shouldn't surprise me with that channel. I swear the executives hate the genre.

 

[Mr J]

I'm betting that the next time TNG appears onscreen it will be in a remastered form ala TOS. As I understand it they have already/are in the process of creating a TNG remastered 'pilot'.

 

[Noname Given]

Mr J said:
I'm betting that the next time TNG appears onscreen it will be in a remastered form ala TOS. As I understand it they have already/are in the process of creating a TNG remastered 'pilot'.

I thought the 'pilot' episode they did was just a test to see if simple upscaling would work (and because it was remastered on a video format - I would think 'no it won't'; and they would go the TOS-R route - although agian because of how the masters exist, it's MUCH more work than TOS-R was).