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In response to ""this was a pilot rejected by the network that put a Knight Rider remake on television."" by Reagen

there is no logic going into NBC's executive decision making at the moment. It is a rudderless ship.

Posted by Mop (209 lbs) (aka rburriel) May 13 '11, 14:25

Many of the execs remain caretakers put in place during the prolonged merger discussions. Comcast can't clean house soon enough.

Disclaimer: This is not a statement in support of or opposition to Wonder Woman.

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Sort of related: my (and my coworker's) favorite part of the Carolla podcast... - Dr.Vermin May 13, 14:32 7
- Also, Showtime's "Episodes" series was very scathing of network management, but it's nothing we haven't seen before. - Mop (209 lbs) May 13, 14:40
- I bet HBO's management is very appealing to show runners/creators. I'll wager they're very hands off. -- nm - Mop (209 lbs) May 13, 14:38 5
  - but not nearly the same money as a network show - lord tubbington May 13, 14:45 4
    - Netflix picked up their first original season - that Kevin Spacey thing - a few months back. Creators are finding new avenues. - Mop (209 lbs) May 13, 14:49 3
      - the whole concept of networks and cable are dead men walking anyway - lord tubbington May 13, 14:53 2
        
        What happened to network radio has been studied extensively and is being repeated exactly for network TV. - Mop (209 lbs) May 13, 14:58 1
        
        networks as production companies will still exist. they'll just be distributing in different channels than over-the-air broadcasts. the locals are - lord tubbington May 13, 15:01

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there is no logic going into NBC's executive decision making at the moment. It is a rudderless ship.

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