Originally posted by Dogg Thang
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The first film is good, and then it's all downhill so it's not like they have a big legacy to destroy. As long as its gory, disgusting and haunting it'll tick the boxes.
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Yeah I'm interested. Looks good.
The first film is good, and then it's all downhill so it's not like they have a big legacy to destroy. As long as its gory, disgusting and haunting it'll tick the boxes. -
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I mean, surely that shouldn't be allowed?
The show was cancelled last year after a three season run which has already aired and been made available for sale. If this is allowed why not just cash back on every project WB ever made that didn't earn enough for them?
The worst part is Final Space was actually decent tooComment
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It is happening to a lot of shows and is prompting a lot of questions in the industry. We’ve been lucky in that, because of our deal, they couldn’t completely get rid of our show but, for a complete WB show with no other existing deals in place, they are completely writing them off and that means that the show is gone and, as far as we can work out, this is irreversible. It can never be released again. I know people working on Scoob 2 - it’s still actually being worked on in spite of it being one of the products that will vanish.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
Everyone is struggling to figure out how this can happen or how it could possibly make sense. If it works for them financially, how come we haven’t seen this happen before?Comment
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Are they going to start making pretend shows with a skeleton crew, a fancy mock-up teaser trailer and then… poof, it’s a write-off?Comment
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It is very odd! I'd be incredibly angry if I was working on one of these projects.Originally posted by Dogg Thang View Post
What show do you work on, dogg?Comment
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That's why this one puzzles me, the studio has already aired it and made deals off it etc so it seems like what they're doing is saying they'll shelve it in future but under that post-release model it would imply every film and show can be written off once it stops making enough money in which case this would be widespread. Feels like a much more heavy handed abuse of the system than BatgirlComment
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They can only completely write it off if they control all rights. And even if WB do own all rights, there can be a few sticky situations when those rights are split between their international companies. I think that’s what saved our show from being completely written off - we’ll still get broadcast in some territories.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
But yes, the whole situation is baffling even for people on the inside.
[MENTION=2492]cutmymilk[/MENTION] - it hasn’t actually been announced yet so I’m not allowed say but it’s a show for young kids and HBO Max have axed all their children’s output outside of DC stuff so we got caught in that crossfire.Comment
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Good luck with that. Make sure you post when it's released so we can get our kids watching!Comment
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The particular kick in the gut as well is the guy who created Final Space is trying to crowd fund a side project that would provide some closure for viewers, if that gets made then it'll provide closure to a show no-one can watchComment
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Forgot this even existed, didn't get on with the first season but like Carnival Row it has been held back a long time
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It looks... okay. I'm cautiously optimistic. Faithful in many ways, veers from looing good to looking cheap.Comment
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