No Heros season 2 though... I agree with the pattern. NBC produced shows are gone, but shows produced by other companies are there.
Agreed, the original article should be removed or updated to reflect this. It will only help spread rubbish.
No Heros season 2 though... I agree with the pattern. NBC produced shows are gone, but shows produced by other companies are there.
Maybe this is solely due to contractual obligations.
If so, I wonder why Apple wouldn't just bury the shows in their listings instead of showing "Journeyman" on the front page.
Maybe this is solely due to contractual obligations.
If so, I wonder why Apple wouldn't just bury the shows in their listings instead of showing "Journeyman" on the front page.
It is a little bit the other way around. NBC had no intentions of pulling content before December but Apple came out and said "screw you!". Basically saying no content at all unless we come to an agreement, which they haven't...yet![]()
Fox the network and Fox the television company share little but the name. (WB and UPN were the same way.)Despite being aired on NBC, Journeyman is listed as "© 2007 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation"
It looks like House, MD might be a casualty of this as well. It is broadcast on FOX, but produced by NBC/Universal. The season premiere was last night, but has not shown up on iTunes today.
NBC.com has the new full episode of Heroes. You can always just watch it there.
I would bet that most people thought that it was just NBC broadcasted films, not NBC produced.. at least I know I did.
Someone can correct me, but doesn't the season last through December?
If I purchase a "season" is it going to be the full season or just till through the december episodes?
Maybe this is solely due to contractual obligations.
If so, I wonder why Apple wouldn't just bury the shows in their listings instead of showing "Journeyman" on the front page.
You probably had the answer to your question within your question...
"Maybe this is solely due to contractual obligations."
Maybe this is solely due to contractual obligations.![]()
Apple had originally claimed that NBC's new fall season would not be added to the iTunes Store, but it appears this is not the case.
Read: negotiations underway; the kids will work it out all peaceful like.
Wow, I didn't know the video quality on the ITMS shows was so bad. Seriously, that's pretty bad. Big file sizes but bad/blurry picture... Even I can do better with Quicktime Pro or Handbrake!
Figures, now I have to decide if I'm going to get My Name Is Earl from iTunes, or just say screw you to NBC entirely. Hmm....Well, My Name is Earl is up now, while The Office (and every other NBC show) is not, so I would say that confirms that the contract issues have to do with the production company, not the distributor.