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What about the sets and all things production related?

POSTED BY: HAKEN
UPDATED: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 12:51
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Tuesday, December 17, 2002 9:52 AM

HAKEN

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When Farscape was cancelled, the entire set had to be destroyed, packed up, and shipped out.

Does anyone know when the sets for Firefly must be taken down? There is a substantial cost for rebuilding all the sets, so I assume if Firefly is going to another network, the new network would want everything intact to cut cost.

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Tuesday, December 17, 2002 12:29 PM

INVISIBLEGREEN


Quote:

Originally posted by Haken:
When Farscape was cancelled, the entire set had to be destroyed, packed up, and shipped out.

Does anyone know when the sets for Firefly must be taken down? There is a substantial cost for rebuilding all the sets, so I assume if Firefly is going to another network, the new network would want everything intact to cut cost.



Joss or Tim or Kelly (I forget which one) mentioned in a post that FOX, or possibly 20th century FOX (I forget that too), is giving them a certain amount of time to find a new home. Of course, if it takes too long, the set will be destroyed, and "Firefly" be lost forever. Unless we get a "Firefly: The Movie." (yeah, right)

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Tuesday, December 17, 2002 12:43 PM

DARKANGELSLAYER


But Buffy season 1 was made in 1996, and aired in 1997, and the second season was made after like a really long break, but yet the sets were never destroyed. Why is Firefly different?

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Tuesday, December 17, 2002 12:51 PM

INVISIBLEGREEN


Yes, but "Buffy" wasn't cancelled or placed on hiatus. Pretty much all shows have a four-month-or-so break over the summer.

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