They could also go the Tupac route and drop new episodes over the next 10 years

Allen Media Group did sign the show's host, Jon Kelley, to a new deal back in February. He does other work for AMG, including commentary on HBCU sports, and the new deal also gives him the option to executive produce new programming. I could see AMG produce some more episodes for next season with Kelley still in the fold.

I don't think Who the Bleep got much clearance on stations.

As for YBYL -- Leno did say he did not want to cross the picket line, but there was also some talk that he refused to take a pay cut to keep the show going.


JD

Quote from: BrandonFG on May 23, 2024, 09:29:40 PM

Is Who the Bleep is That? still in production?

Nope.

https://www.nexttv.com/features/stations-snap-up-true-crime-game-shows-for-fall-season

You Bet Your Life is apparently canceled also.

Anybody know about Funny You Should Ask? (Yes, I realize the correct answer for FYSA is "They'll keep running the same ~300 episodes forever").

Let us also not forget that "The Flip Side", hosted by Jaleel White, is launching in syndication this fall.

With Byron Allen swinging the employment ax just a few weeks back, letting dozens (if not a few hundred) of AMG employees go across the board, I doubt.he will pony up the money to add more FYSA shows to its library anytime soon...

..But again, this is Byron Allen we're talking about.

Quote from: PYLdude on Today at 01:54:55 AM

Or am I just overthinking it as I tend to do.

I don't think you're the one overthinking in this scenario.

I agree.

Why would they send the episode out if there’s a chance there was an audio error?

Or am I just overthinking it as I tend to do.