Re: NBC Universal is dividing TV studio

In article <7aOdndcYTpMf_WzanZ2dnUVZ_rignZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 "Mac Breck" <macthevorlon@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> 
> > Hammer has increased the Sci Fi Channel's market share by leaps
> > and bounds. That's what they hired her to do, so to them she's
> > not only done her job, she's done it well.
> 
> Then, evidently these is no need for a Sci-Fi (sci-fi, fantasy and
> horror) Channel.
> 
> -- 
> Mac Breck (KoshN)

And that may very well be true unfortunately.  Sci-fi, fantasy and 
horror have always seemed to have a problem with holding a big audience 
for a long period of time.

Plenty of good series have gone by the wayside because of that very 
fact.  Things like Farscape and Firefly which were very good, couldn't 
hold an audience big enough for the respective networks to keep them 
going.

And let's face it, there are more horrible Sci-fi, fantasy and horror 
films than there are good ones.