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Date Posted: Tuesday, March 13, 09:05:54am
Author: Lij
Author Host/IP: adsl-99-31-15-207.dsl.bltnin.sbcglobal.net / 99.31.15.207
Subject: I have been wondering if someone could buy these low episode shows....
In reply to: Chani 's message, "Re: In Memoriam: TV Shows Cancelled Before Their Time" on Tuesday, March 13, 07:40:37am

Bundle them together, maybe by genre, and resell the shows to some cable networks. For instance, I've been wondering why no one bundles Buffy and Angel (probably because of ownership) and shows the two in their historical order. So that you would have Seasons 1-3 of Buffy then start in with Buffy and Angel alternating such that when in the earlier seasons of Angel they dovetail together and one episode leads to another. But TV schedulers and salesmen don't think like that.

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