An interview with Harry Dean Anderson (Lead character Jack O'niel and the exec producer) stated that it was moving to Sci-Fi channel, and this was the last year on Showtime.
I don't think they are canceling it, just moving.
This also gives Sci-Fi the syndication rights for the old shows.
Since they bought Babylon 5/Crusade an the directors cuts of Star Trek, is there any Sci-Fi they won't own soon?
I have no complaints except the excessive adds, but if that is what it takes to keep these shows on the air I am willing to deal with it.
I wonder if other channels are just avoiding even doing Sci-fi, and just letting the Sci-Fi channel have them.
Nobody else, besides Star Trek(Paramoun), has made much profit on Sci-Fi TV as a genre.
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An interview with Harry Dean Anderson (Lead character Jack O'niel and the exec producer) stated that it was moving to Sci-Fi channel, and this was the last year on Showtime. I don't think they are canceling it, just moving. This also gives Sci-Fi the syndication rights for the old shows. Since they bought Babylon 5/Crusade an the directors cuts of Star Trek, is there any Sci-Fi they won't own soon? I have no complaints except the excessive adds, but if that is what it takes to keep these shows on the air I am willing to deal with it. I wonder if other channels are just avoiding even doing Sci-fi, and just letting the Sci-Fi channel have them. Nobody else, besides Star Trek(Paramoun), has made much profit on Sci-Fi TV as a genre.