The economic downturn is jeopardizing "The Sarah Silverman Program," one of Comedy Central's signature series.
The show's executive producers -- Silverman, Dan Sterling and Rob Schrab -- have threatened to quit after the cable network told them the budget for their series would be slashed by more than 20%.
More than two months after "Sarah Silverman" ended its second season, the show has yet to be renewed for Season 3...
Concerned they won't be able to maintain the integrity of the show at the discounted price, Silverman, on behalf of the three executive producers, informed the network late last week that they can't proceed with a third season. The move reportedly sent shock waves through Comedy Central's executive offices, with top brass jumping into action to find a budget compromise that would keep the flagship live-action series on the air.
As of Friday night, the situation remained at a standstill. Both sides continued their back-and-forth during the weekend.
Integrity? Sarah Silverman?
Though discount goes well with her.
Remember this? And this? As well as this?
And how can you be at a standstill but moving back-and-forth? That's not beinjg procreative at all. Or maybe that's how Sarah does it?
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I see JWF is still stalking you, what's his problem?
Ask him. I think he wants me to sit on LGF all day and dialogue, chat and talk. I have other things to do and as much as I looked at the messages and talk, it seems that it's not for me. I hope I ma educating my readers and I thank LGF for the opportunity to spread the word.
He seems to want a monopoly on posting his own personal blog links. As far as I can tell, he posts every single one.
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