Jeff Zucker's NBC Exit Deal

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06-03-10 | 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by spainlinx0

She destroyed the SciFi network, and I believe particularly was responsible for the death of Farscape.

Yep. Frell her.

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06-03-10 | 07:39 PM

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I read that she cancelled ... Journeyman...

She's officially off my Christmas card list!

Seriously, though, I desperately miss that show. BRING ON THE DVDS!

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06-03-10 | 07:49 PM

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Re: Jeff Zucker's NBC Exit Deal

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What's your hate of Bonnie Hammer?

Bonnie Hammer cancelled Farscape after it's 4th season after they had already renewed it. That's my Hate for Bonnie Hammer.

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06-03-10 | 11:27 PM

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Re: Jeff Zucker's NBC Exit Deal

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Scifi fans may hate Bonnie Hammer, but NBC execs lover her for what she did with the USA network: Hits like Burn Notice, In Plain Sight, Psyche, Royal Pains, and White Collar. Plus profitable ventures like picking up L&O:CI and, of course, wrestling.

That is what I have been familiar with.

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06-04-10 | 09:33 AM

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Re: Jeff Zucker's NBC Exit Deal

Hammer killed Scifi but made USA great, and since I'm not a big SyFy fan, I'm okay with this. Always thought it was funny how USA was a top rated cable station that pulled numbers that were fairly comparable to NBCs broadcast numbers.