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Post by kate06460 on Dec 7, 2017 23:48:44 GMT
Currently on TNT...as I type this...season one.
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Post by Llyan (Admin) on Dec 7, 2017 23:54:31 GMT
Currently on TNT...as I type this...season one.
I don't think I've ever seen an NCIS et al on TNT before. |
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Post by tuna1 on Dec 8, 2017 0:18:34 GMT
Currently on TNT...as I type this...season one.
I don't think I've ever seen an NCIS et al on TNT before. |
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Post by Hari Seldon on Dec 8, 2017 0:29:27 GMT
I happened upon it by chance, but Scott Bacula was a celebrity guest on Cash Cab on the Discovery Channel today. Quite honestly I was more surprised at seeing Cash Cab still on the air as I thought the show had ended a few years ago. NOLA was mentioned, but it was easy to tell that Bill Bailey is primarily a Quantum Leap fan.
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Post by desertdude on Dec 8, 2017 7:59:24 GMT
I happened upon it by chance, but Scott Bacula was a celebrity guest on Cash Cab on the Discovery Channel today. Quite honestly I was more surprised at seeing Cash Cab still on the air as I thought the show had ended a few years ago. NOLA was mentioned, but it was easy to tell that Bill Bailey is primarily a Quantum Leap fan.
Seldon I saw him on Cash Cab also and frankly I had forgotten about NOLA. Now that it is on during the third hour it has dropped off my viewing schedule. On Tuesdays I watch NCIS and then I switch to NBC to watch This Is Us. It is so much better than Bull (shit). By the third hour I am typically in bed, or heading that way. I just watch (or should I say go to sleep to) whatever is on USA or ION. |
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Post by kate06460 on Dec 9, 2017 15:06:26 GMT
Currently on TNT...as I type this...season one.
I don't think I've ever seen an NCIS et al on TNT before. |
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Post by kate06460 on Dec 9, 2017 15:09:07 GMT
I don't think I've ever seen an NCIS et al on TNT before. |
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Post by kate06460 on Dec 9, 2017 15:10:02 GMT
I happened upon it by chance, but Scott Bacula was a celebrity guest on Cash Cab on the Discovery Channel today. Quite honestly I was more surprised at seeing Cash Cab still on the air as I thought the show had ended a few years ago. NOLA was mentioned, but it was easy to tell that Bill Bailey is primarily a Quantum Leap fan.
I was also surprised that Cash Cab was on....I guess they brought it back? |
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Post by kate06460 on Dec 9, 2017 15:11:41 GMT
I happened upon it by chance, but Scott Bacula was a celebrity guest on Cash Cab on the Discovery Channel today. Quite honestly I was more surprised at seeing Cash Cab still on the air as I thought the show had ended a few years ago. NOLA was mentioned, but it was easy to tell that Bill Bailey is primarily a Quantum Leap fan.
Seldon I saw him on Cash Cab also and frankly I had forgotten about NOLA. Now that it is on during the third hour it has dropped off my viewing schedule. On Tuesdays I watch NCIS and then I switch to NBC to watch This Is Us. It is so much better than Bull (shit). By the third hour I am typically in bed, or heading that way. I just watch (or should I say go to sleep to) whatever is on USA or ION. |
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Post by llyan on Dec 18, 2017 19:59:27 GMT
TNT Acquires Rerun Rights to ‘NCIS: New Orleans’CBS has cut a deal with TNT for rerun rights to “NCIS: New Orleans.”
Industry sources estimated that TNT is paying a per-episode fee of six figures for the procedural drama from CBS Television Studios. That’s far below the $2 million-plus that USA Network is shelling out for “NCIS: Los Angeles” repeat rights in a deal struck in 2009. A source said the deal involved a swap between CBS and Turner for rights that Turner already held to CBS’ “Hawaii Five-0,” which had been an under-performer for the cabler.
CBS Corp. will also shop “NCIS: New Orleans” for SVOD and broadcast syndication deals down the road. The mothership “NCIS” airs on USA and Netflix but “NCIS: Los Angeles” has not been available for streaming per an exclusivity clause in the USA deal. “NCIS: New Orleans” is one of only a few fresh broadcast TV dramas on the off-network market at the moment.
“NCIS: New Orleans” is now its fourth season on CBS. The series remains a top 10 primetime drama averaging about 12 million viewers per episode. TNT has rights as of today to the show’s first three seasons.
Scott Bakula stars as naval investigator Dwayne Pride, based in the Big Easy. Behind the scenes, “NCIS: New Orleans” has faced some turmoil amid allegations that showrunner Brad Kern has engaged in discriminatory behavior toward women and persons of color.
Kern, James Hayman, Christopher Silber and Mark Harmon. The second spinoff of CBS’ “NCIS” franchise was created by drama veteran Gary Glasberg, who died last year.
variety.com/2017/tv/news/tnt-ncis-new-orleans-rerun-rights-1202643667/
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Post by Hari Seldon on Dec 18, 2017 20:56:42 GMT
TNT Acquires Rerun Rights to ‘NCIS: New Orleans’CBS has cut a deal with TNT for rerun rights to “NCIS: New Orleans.”
Industry sources estimated that TNT is paying a per-episode fee of six figures for the procedural drama from CBS Television Studios. That’s far below the $2 million-plus that USA Network is shelling out for “NCIS: Los Angeles” repeat rights in a deal struck in 2009. A source said the deal involved a swap between CBS and Turner for rights that Turner already held to CBS’ “Hawaii Five-0,” which had been an under-performer for the cabler.
CBS Corp. will also shop “NCIS: New Orleans” for SVOD and broadcast syndication deals down the road. The mothership “NCIS” airs on USA and Netflix but “NCIS: Los Angeles” has not been available for streaming per an exclusivity clause in the USA deal. “NCIS: New Orleans” is one of only a few fresh broadcast TV dramas on the off-network market at the moment.
“NCIS: New Orleans” is now its fourth season on CBS. The series remains a top 10 primetime drama averaging about 12 million viewers per episode. TNT has rights as of today to the show’s first three seasons.
Scott Bakula stars as naval investigator Dwayne Pride, based in the Big Easy. Behind the scenes, “NCIS: New Orleans” has faced some turmoil amid allegations that showrunner Brad Kern has engaged in discriminatory behavior toward women and persons of color.
Kern, James Hayman, Christopher Silber and Mark Harmon. The second spinoff of CBS’ “NCIS” franchise was created by drama veteran Gary Glasberg, who died last year.
variety.com/2017/tv/news/tnt-ncis-new-orleans-rerun-rights-1202643667/
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Post by llyan on Aug 23, 2018 17:19:44 GMT
Our very own Leroy Jethro Gibbs will be guest starring on the premiere of Nola this season!
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Post by Llyan (Admin) on Oct 24, 2018 3:39:47 GMT
2 for 2 in the NCIS Universe tonight.
Damn good episode tonight.
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Post by caseyrook AKA Mechelle on Dec 15, 2018 20:25:26 GMT
There were times when I thought for sure that Gibbs had gone cuckoo nuts but Dwayne Pride has out crazed him tenfold.
He needs to GET HELP. LIKE, SERIOUS PROFESSIONAL HELP. ASAP.
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