<![CDATA[Latest posts for the topic "Syndication vs. Renewal "]]> http://upnpress.com/forum/posts/list/263.page JForum - http://www.jforum.net Syndication vs. Renewal Well the other networks seem to recognize what this show means to the fans. Let's keep hoping CBS tunes in and reverses their decision instead of just picking over the bones.

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I know some of the animated shows that have come back have been held up as examples and the idea of moving this to another network has also been floated. I don't know how realistic that is, there are a lot of people past who you see on the screen making this happen, and that team will already be starting to fragment and look for new work. The animated shows are more driven by a single person than this kind of drama.

]]> http://upnpress.com/forum/posts/preList/56895/1077297.page http://upnpress.com/forum/posts/preList/56895/1077297.page GMT Syndication vs. Renewal How do you find out if your in a syndicated market? Says 56% of markets are picking this up? With the same cast?

]]> http://upnpress.com/forum/posts/preList/56895/1095829.page http://upnpress.com/forum/posts/preList/56895/1095829.page GMT Re:Syndication vs. Renewal Iwould guess if you're in a syndicated market you'd be seeing episodes now, or very soon. Here on the West coast of Canada we've got it on a local channel Friday nights at 8pm and Sunday nights and 10pm. Go figure.

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