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Surprise Surprise Netflix Says No To Terra Nova.

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As I predicted a while back Netflix has said NO to Terra Nova. It seems every time a show gets cancelled Netflix express an interest in saving the show. It stinks of easy free exposure to me. Well that's that then. Terra Nova is officially extinct

One source has claimed that the talks broke down because international buyers may have been concerned about the lack of mainstream television or cable network support for the show.

Nice excuse.

Rob
The Bearded Trio
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  1. gman31 March 2012 at 21:10

    I am sorry that one of your favorite shows got canceled; I know the ratings were higher than most shows, but the budget required a much higher rating than usual to recoup the advertising costs. Perhaps if FOX would have agreed to a lower budget, it would still be available. I wouldn’t get Netflix for just Terra Nova though, although if I had it on my DVR for VOD, I would probably have given it a better shot. I have the new Hopper from my employer, DISH, now that automatically records the prime time content from the four major networks. That works out great for me because I still have three other tuners to use for my other shows. If you like Terra Nova, do you watch Fringe? That is my favorite show and has a very loyal following.

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