Hi, Paul, That many episodes, eh? I posted earlier, saying I thought it was around 10 per year. I guess they all seem the same... <g>
-frank Paul Stenquist wrote: > > > Most series have 20 to 24 new episodes. "Friends" is an exception. > They'll produce 18 epsisodes for the coming season, but the network > doesn't care since they lose money on every epsisode. The cost of > production exceeds the ad revenue. It's just a flagship for the network. > In most cases, the number of episodes is calculated to yield a profit > given the projected ad revenue. Hey, it's a business. If people can't > make money doing it, there won't be any television. (Of course that > might be a good thing:-) > Paul -- "The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
