That's less than the $2 million per episode they recently agreed to pay for The Blacklist. I can see Gotham having even more worldwide appeal than The Blacklist. Netflix probably got a discount on Gotham for buying it before it has proven itself.
Well that's good news that Netflix have got the rights to show Gotham after Channel 5 so once Channel 5 drop Gotham at least it will be still shown in the UK on Netflix!
It'll take more than Sean Pertwee to sink this show I think/hope.
How will the UK ad agencies cope while he`s away playing a cut-price Michael Caine? Who else can do the voiceovers for bog-roll, holidays and Sky TV?
Perhaps Viacom might start treating their US imports better than the current owners do otherwise the slightest dip in ratings will see it getting dicked around in the schedule.
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That's less than the $2 million per episode they recently agreed to pay for The Blacklist. I can see Gotham having even more worldwide appeal than The Blacklist. Netflix probably got a discount on Gotham for buying it before it has proven itself.
They certainly seem to have a lot of confidence in it.
If only Netflix could show it *before* Channel 5 instead of *after*
Channel 5 do right by a US import? LOL!
Well, maybe they could break their usual tradition.
http://www.advocate.com/arts-enterta...G3BQ2Z.twitter
this may be it
http://www.advocate.com/arts-entertainment/geek/2014/09/10/holy-diversity-batman
Yup, that's it. Sorry about the other link. It should've worked.
SFX have a review of the pilot episode in their latest issue, they didn't seem too impressed with it.
Sean Pertwee`s in it - It`s doomed!
Anyways, the synopsises for the first three episodes ....
Episode 1: http://www.spoilertv.com/2014/09/gotham-episode-101-pilot-press-release.html
Episode 2: http://www.spoilertv.com/2014/09/gotham-episode-102-selina-kyle-press.html
Episode 3: http://www.spoilertv.com/2014/09/gotham-episode-103-balloonman-press.html
How will the UK ad agencies cope while he`s away playing a cut-price Michael Caine? Who else can do the voiceovers for bog-roll, holidays and Sky TV?
Perhaps Viacom might start treating their US imports better than the current owners do otherwise the slightest dip in ratings will see it getting dicked around in the schedule.
Also Channel 5 don't tend to announce start date for shows Untill about 2 weeks before they start showing them!