NBC's scheduled mini-series/spin-off, Heroes: Origins, has been shelved. For now.
Intended to fill the six weeks of Heroes' mid-season break, Heroes: Origins could easily be pushed through production immediately in order to fill that time and extend the drama's brand name during the expected writers' strike.
But it is not.
I hope it's because the creators are standing with the writers and are using this as a way to put some more pressure on network execs.
Since Heroes has become a flagship show on the peacock network, I'm encouraged that it won't be jamming a new spin-off, mini-series into the schedule just to ensure new Heroes-related programming hits the airwaves during a writers' strike. As is almost always the case, it's up to the big guns to make a difference if writers are to come out on top and get a better deal for the future.
I hope other major hit shows follow this lead.
Kudos to the creators over at Heroes for taking an early stand.
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Heroic stance?
Posted by Benari at 12:58 PM
Labels: heroes, writers' strike
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