Bravo has the exclusive rights
to air all 63 episodes of the HBO hit series, Six Feet Under. Bravo says it'll start airing the entire series
sometime this year, possibly this fall, although the announcement doesn't give an exact date. HBO
refuses to say exactly how much the syndication deal is worth but this report puts it at $15 million, or $250,000 an
episode. HBO originally pimped out Six Feet Under for $450,000 but that was a little too rich for other
networks' blood. As with Sex and the City, HBO has given Bravo the go-ahead to clean up the language and
video.Six Feet Under surfaces on Bravo
Bravo has the exclusive rights
to air all 63 episodes of the HBO hit series, Six Feet Under. Bravo says it'll start airing the entire series
sometime this year, possibly this fall, although the announcement doesn't give an exact date. HBO
refuses to say exactly how much the syndication deal is worth but this report puts it at $15 million, or $250,000 an
episode. HBO originally pimped out Six Feet Under for $450,000 but that was a little too rich for other
networks' blood. As with Sex and the City, HBO has given Bravo the go-ahead to clean up the language and
video.
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3-11-2006 @ 2:01PM
tammy said...
ARGH.... if only I could talk my small little cable company into carrying Bravo, life would be good. We don't have clearance for a dish so we are stuck with this backwards cable company waiting for them to catch up! Good think Six Feet Under is also out on DVD.
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3-11-2006 @ 9:27PM
Rosey said...
This is GREAT news. I moved after season one and never picked up HBO again, so I'm looking forward to watching from start to finish -- assuming Bravo does so.
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