Yes, yes it was. I just anticipated someone taking me too seriously.
News Star Trek Prodigy Cancelled, Season 2 to be shopped around
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Well, as much as I wish I were, I'm not actually currently in a position to buy Prodigy. So it doesn't really matter if I pass the responsibility on to someone else or not.
Hi Tim Cook, nice to see you on here, don't worry we won't tell anyone else who you really are. And by the way, you should tell the Foundation tv show folks to actually follow the books, otherwise you might get a riot like Netflix's Witcher. And the Apple TV needs a wired private listening option like Roku has.
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Maybe we start an LLC.
Damn, was it that obvious? Well, I may as well tell you that Apple is going to buy Paramount soon. Look forward to iOS being replaced with LCARS.Hi Tim Cook, nice to see you on here, don't worry we won't tell anyone else who you really are. And by the way, you should tell the Foundation tv show folks to actually follow the books, otherwise you might get a riot like Witcher's Netflix. And the Apple TV needs a wired private listening option like Roku has.
That's what I saw too.
I would suggest starting with ICARS then work your way up to L.
They've turned Chakotay into Sam Beckett:
https://twitter.com/jsb1980/status/1672829483655610369?s=19
Star Trek: Prodigy goes the way of the Planet of the Apes live action television series. Family viewing of a beloved property, but not profitable.
I suspect there's more to this story. At least looking over the CTV Sci-Fi content my cable service provides On Demand all their shows (Star Trek and non-Trek) are all listed as being removed July 19, even SNW. Though this could be one of their weird "forms must be obeyed" type of things and many of those shows will be back almost right away. They've been doing that all year with the series The Ark, where each time we get to the date listed as when it'll be pulled from On Demand, it's back the next day with a new date listed for when it will be pulled.
Perhaps it's a glitch in their system?
I really don't think this logic applies to business decisions like whether or not to buy a property from an external provider to broadcast/stream. You think Netflix will go "oh, Amazon will probably buy it, so we don't need to"?
So this could be a false alarm? Good, I didn't want to get Paramount+ till the D&D show comes out.
Given Bell has made no formal announcement about losing Star Trek, that seems very likely. No way SNWs is being pulled by the 19th.
That is a relief.
If anything, that would just make them want it more.
And the times they aired. Having a black woman just on the bridge was a big deal in the 60s. Glirified receptionist or not. Ditto for an Asian & a Russian. Let's not forget Uhura taking command in TAS' The Lorelei Signal (spelling?).
TNG was an improvement on some fronts, for sure. But Gates & Marina & Denise were basically eye candy. Picard-Data-Riker were the new Kirk-Spock-McCoy. But it did get better as it went along. Whoopi was not insignificant. Pulaski was more interesting (for me), though most hated her for not loving Data instantly. Troi & Beverly did improve. At least the women were not in skirts. They came close to doing LGBTQ stuff with that Riker/androgeny/suicide episode.
DS9 was leaps and bounds better. POC captain. Kira and Dax very much in the meat of the show regularly. Best Trek relationship.
New Trek is leaps and bounds better on that stuff. The country is just in a vastly different place now. You have to grade on a curve, in my view.
It is my understanding that the studio is the ine who makes decisions in DVD/Blu releases.
Someone correct me if I am wrong in this. So if it CBS making that decision, wouldn't they try to make as much $$ as possible & do a physical release?
Someone correct me if I am wrong in this. So if it CBS making that decision, wouldn't they try to make as much $$ as possible & do a physical release?
I truly hope you're right, and this is all a big system oddity or whatever. But I'm fairly sure the shows haven't had an "available until" date associated with them (like you are saying for The Ark), on the service itself, until now.
I guess we'll have to wait and see.
Do they typically issue a press release for shows that are leaving the service? (Not being sarcastic, genuinely asking. I don't often pay attention to that kind of thing.)
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