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Well considering that they already agreed to end it after 2 more seasons (the season starting in a week and the season after that) I thought it was odd to say it's been cancelled. So I figured some twist was up, especailly when you used the words "sort of" in the OP :P
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Ranger EG,
they cancelled "Rome", so, IMHO, all TV execs have proven themselves to be mind flayer brain suckage SOBs who should suffer the death of "Having a Sharp GameScience d8 in their underwear"!
Ranger EG,
they cancelled "Rome", so, IMHO, all TV execs have proven themselves to be mind flayer brain suckage SOBs who should suffer the death of "Having a Sharp GameScience d8 in their underwear"!
Not excusing ABC of anything, since I loved PD, but...
1) Rome was by HBO, not ABC. Very different companies.
2) Rome was extremely expensive to produce. It was basically $8 million an episode, for 12 episodes ($100m initial investment). If your financial burden is that high, you need a lot higher numbers than Rome could have ever pulled in to stay on the air. The economics just didn't work out.
I read that article several times and I am still confused.
Maybe I am being slow today, but what does this really mean?
Did you watch the video? That's the point of the "joke"... Of course, if you are not a LOST fan, you might not understand the flash-forward video.
__________________ It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it -Upton Sinclair
Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand. -Albert Einstein
Alignment is what you are when no one is watching. -Yakoska, fellow D&D player.
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