[ SECRET POST #3447 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3447 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Television Worker Nonnie

[(Anonymous)]

I can explain a bit of the how on this.

CBS owns the CW so Supergirl going from CBS to the CW means some major budget cuts and moving to Canada to be produced but it will be made.

NBC worked the deal for Constantine

Both were co-produced by Warner Brothers Television HOWEVER

Constantine was produced by DC Comics (their fledgling TV arm of the Comic Book Division).
The TV show they have that succeeded was Gotham which happened after Constantine.

Supergirl was produced by Berlanti Productions who also produce Flash, Arrow and Ledgends of Tomorrow (see a pattern?)

So Berlanti has an in at the CW that DC Comics doesn't have. Also Constantine was before DC Comics TV had a solid foothold in the market.

The Arrow episode that Constantine was in was "Haunted" from this past season.

I hope that we will see the character again and played by Matt Ryan who I thought did a great job.

Re: Television Worker Nonnie

[(Anonymous)]

Damn your supportable facts based on knowledge. Don't you know we prefer to assume all decisions are made based on personal reasons?

Re: Television Worker Nonnie

[(Anonymous)]

TWN here. I would say that part of it might have been for personal reasons since there was a shake-up in the pecking order at the Network about three weeks into the fall season and that can lead to cancelation of any programs that aren't doing what was "expect" and were not green lit by the new regime who cannot let a show that the previous regime green lit succeed unless it was already a success before the new regime has the network under their control.

TV and Film is a dirty little industry with lots of nepotism and ass kissing.

Re: Television Worker Nonnie

[dantesspirit]

I really do think Constantine coming before DC had a good, solid foothold in the TV comic genre did it no favors.}:/