Jack Cleveland
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- Oct 21, 2005
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Thanks for reminding me that the S1 Hillbillies from Paramount is non-existent- Think I knew that at one point in time, but good to know when I think through purchasing.
Originally Posted by Jack Cleveland
Thanks for reminding me that the S1 Hillbillies from Paramount is non-existent- Think I knew that at one point in time, but good to know when I think through purchasing.
Originally Posted by Mr. Ed
[SIZE= 18px]Just too many stalled shows! Maybe the fish aren't biting because there are just too many worms to go after. It saddens me that shows like Family Ties could go 5 seasons and suddenly wind up in the dumper. Sorry about Happy Days too. They're trapped with Laverne and Shirley in Big Al's diner and I don't think they'll be released any time soon.[/SIZE]
Originally Posted by Mr. Pacino
But "Streets of San Francisco" for example probably sold well but I think they have a problem with music rights.
Originally Posted by MatthewA
That never stopped them before:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/blogs/thr-esq/cbs-sued-63-year-old-97091
How ironic. They cut every note of music out of almost every show they release, let one slip, and get sued.
Originally Posted by Mr. Pacino
But "Streets of San Francisco" for example probably sold well but I think they have a problem with music rights.
Originally Posted by Stephen Wight
Gary,does your crystal ball show anything for The Love Boat?
Originally Posted by MatthewA /forum/thread/310720/cbs-paramount-stalled-shows-an-analysis/60#post_3812823
Originally Posted by Gary OS
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Alas, it does not. But remember that the studios can always change up their plans.
Gary "anything's possible, so keep a good thought" O.