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Originally Posted by v0id
Anyone who loves quality US drama, watches it 'US Timeline'  |
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But if more shows were broadcast closer to their original US airdate, there wouldn't be such a need to use "alternative means".
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Originally Posted by v0id
Bravo snagged the rights to season 2 onwards from FX IIRC.
So I'd imagine it'll follow another Bravo acquisition, Hawaii Five 0 and go to SkyOne. I just wonder whether Leverage will too.
Sky did say their reason for the channel closure was it had a similar demographic to SkyOne, so there's hope for the VM audience
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Ah. I'd be happy with SoA on Sky One. *Someone* bloody needs to show it properly.
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Originally Posted by mersey70
I broadly agree. I'd be surprised if Atlantic will be showing Jerry Springer! it's a very, very different offering to the underwhelming Channel One. Of course as an exclusively pay channel it should be too.
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Yup. Very different to Channel 1.
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Originally Posted by Masque
I am seeing advertisements telling me that from 9pm on the 3rd of February that SKY subscribers can watch classic TV series from the beginning like the Sopranos and Six Feet Under and not a single person appears to have noticed.
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Noticed what, exactly? What are you pointing out, just that the ads say Sky subscribers can see it?
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Originally Posted by noel43
Seen three episodes of Boardwalk Empire was not impresses, but then each to his own.
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Fair enough
I've watched the lot, though, and loved it. It was a critical and commercial success in the US. Great ratings, great reviews, plus also recently won the 2011 Golden Globe award for Best Drama (in 2008, 2009, & 2010 it went to Mad Men, also coming to Atlantic).