Firefly on TheWB?! Does this mean anything??

POSTED BY: pizmobeach
UPDATED: Thursday, December 31, 2009 10:06
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Thursday, December 31, 2009 10:06 AM

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Originally posted by Hell's Kitten:
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Originally posted by out2theblack:
I would say that the fact of WB seeming to take over the old F-network role with regard to the Hulu/Firefly situation is not without some significance...
Sadly, I'd say it's pretty much entirely without significance when it comes to "Firefly". Take a look at the list of shows TheWB.com has available for viewing: http://www.thewb.com/shows/

Unless they're going to be bringing back shows like "Angel", "Buffy", "Babylon 5", and "Friends"... unless they're going to be taking over shows like "Chuck" (NBC), "Fringe" (FOX), and "V" (ABC)... I'd wager they're not going to be doing anything new with "Firefly".

Aside from that, and assuming a miracle... Book and Wash are dead, Inara is on "V", Mal is on "Castle", and Jayne is on "Chuck". What is left of "Firefly"?

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huh, who knew "the WB" still had a web presence...( the tv network merged with cbs owned UPN a few years ago to form 'the CW'(Cbs+Warner bros))
as for the shows other than Firefly you list..
Buffy and Angel - Aired on WB, filmed @/by Fox Studios
Friends,Babylon 5, Chuck, Fringe, V(the original one), and even Terminator the Sarah Connor Chronicles( you didn't list it, but it's on the list @ the link you provided), while airing all over the map, were/are all Warner Bros television Studio Productions

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