"Jeremiah" to air on Sci-Fi Channel
Jan
beginning on July 10. Sci-Fi isn't known for commitment so let's hope that the
ratings will allow them to keep it on through both seasons.
Jan
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Wes Struebing
>"Jeremiah" is on the Sci-Fi Channel line-up in 4 hour blocks on Thursdays
>beginning on July 10. Sci-Fi isn't known for commitment so let's hope that the
>ratings will allow them to keep it on through both seasons.
>
As if Showtime showed real commitment...
(sorry, Jan. Not a slam at your post - really)
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Wes Struebing
Jan. 20, 2009 - the end of an error
Jan
>
>On 9 Jun 2008 17:16:38 -0700, Jan <janmsc...@aol.com> wrote:
>
>>"Jeremiah" is on the Sci-Fi Channel line-up in 4 hour blocks on Thursdays
>>beginning on July 10. Sci-Fi isn't known for commitment so let's hope that the
>>ratings will allow them to keep it on through both seasons.
>>
>As if Showtime showed real commitment...
>
>(sorry, Jan. Not a slam at your post - really)
Not to worry, I know it wasn't, Wes. Still, at least Showtime gave us 35 hours
of "Jeremiah" over two years and it's a shame we can't even be sure to count on
Sci-Fi to give us not-quite-nine nights of programming so that we can see it
all.
Of course, this will pretty much have to be the sanitized version and I'm not
sure I want to see what that'll do to a certain scene with Kurdy when he was
tied to a tree in "The Long Road".
Amy Guskin
<g2ncs...@drn.newsguy.com>):
On SciFi, probably:
Then I'd be fracked. I would be so completely, supremely, eternally fracked
that I don't even think there's a word for that level of frackosity, you know
what I'm sayin'?
On other channels:
Then I'd be fudged. I would be so completely, supremely, eternally fudged
that I don't even think there's a word for that level of fudgosity, you know
what I'm sayin'?
:-D
HTH,
Amy
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webjockey
Thanks for the heads-up Jan. I plugged it into my calender. You're
quite right about the Sci-Fi channel being unpredictable. Never have
figured out why they have wrestling.
Blair
Matt Ion
>> Of course, this will pretty much have to be the sanitized version and I'm not
>> sure I want to see what that'll do to a certain scene with Kurdy when he was
>> tied to a tree in "The Long Road". <<
>
> On SciFi, probably:
>
> Then I'd be fracked. I would be so completely, supremely, eternally fracked
> that I don't even think there's a word for that level of frackosity, you know
> what I'm sayin'?
>
> On other channels:
>
> Then I'd be fudged. I would be so completely, supremely, eternally fudged
> that I don't even think there's a word for that level of fudgosity, you know
> what I'm sayin'?
Not as bad as when TBS runs Die Hard 2.
"Yippee-ki-yay, Mr. Falcon."
Wes Struebing
Yeah, or the abused woman...can't see Sci-Fi showing those scenes,
either...
Baff
> Thanks for the heads-up Jan. I plugged it into my calender. You're
> quite right about the Sci-Fi channel being unpredictable. Never have
> figured out why they have wrestling.
>
> Blair
Unfortunately, because it is their most profitable show. That's where
they get all the money to make all those wonderful sci-fi movies about
giant snakes and such.
They will probably just show some random episodes of Jeremiah and all
out of order to boot.
Vince
Jan
>
>
>They will probably just show some random episodes of Jeremiah and all
>out of order to boot.
>
>Vince
>
If you were to look at the schedule they have posted, the episodes are named and
they appear to be in order.
Amy Guskin
<g2qu8...@drn.newsguy.com>):
> In article <baff-4A6D6F.1...@news.verizon.net>, Baff says...
>>
>>
>> They will probably just show some random episodes of Jeremiah and all
>> out of order to boot.
>>
>> Vince
>>
>
> If you were to look at the schedule they have posted, the episodes are named
> and
> they appear to be in order. <<
Yeah, I remember when SciFi posted a schedule of the episodes of "Roar" in
order, too. And that didn't work out so well! But with "Roar," at least I
was subsequently able to buy the DVD. With Jeremiah's second season, no
dice. Even though they'll be heavily edited, I really hope, for the sake of
those who missed the second season on Showtime (Wendy of NJ, I'm looking at
you!), that they make good on what they've scheduled.
But I'm with Vince -- I won't trust SciFi to actually air them in order until
after it's already happened.
Baff
Amy Guskin <ais...@fjordstone.com> wrote:
> With Jeremiah's second season, no
> dice. Even though they'll be heavily edited, I really hope, for the sake of
> those who missed the second season on Showtime (Wendy of NJ, I'm looking at
> you!), that they make good on what they've scheduled.
>
> Amy
FYI, Netflix has both seasons 1 & 2 available via Watch Instantly
downloads. I assume they are the unedited version. I'm on Mac though,
so haven't been able to watch them.
Vince