February 01, 2005
Tony to be on A&E
A&E won a bidding war Monday for the rights to broadcast edited versions of "The Sopranos," with the $2.5 million per episode price tag believed to be the biggest ever for a series offered in syndication.
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A&E won a bidding war Monday for the rights to broadcast edited versions of "The Sopranos," with the $2.5 million per episode price tag believed to be the biggest ever for a series offered in syndication.
The Emmy-winning mob drama will begin on the basic cable network in fall 2006.
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Why? It would be, after censoring all the nasty good stuff, only a 20 minute show!
Posted by: Kate at February 01, 2005 07:02 AM (FcPaN)
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I can't wait until this comes out in syndication, just to hear them over-use the word "freakin'."
One point to note: the producers shot alternate scenes throughout the duration of shooting the series for the specific purpose of syndication.
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