Indeed, it's starting to look a lit like NBC's Timeless might be bulletproof!
After NBC executives announced that the show would be cancelled and not returning to the airwaves in 2018 to pick up where it left off with a significant cliffhanger, the show's fans put on a shock-and-awe campaign to convince the peacock network a renewal was warranted; impressed by the turnout, the brass changed their minds, granting the time travel yarn a reprieve as a summer series on the channel.
Well, an article on Deadline suggests that the show dodged yet another bullet, that of a kinda/sorta "intellectual property" lawsuit from creators of El Ministerio del Tiempo (The Department of Time), a Spanish-language drama with essential the same formula and format of travelers correcting events gone astray in time. I remember reading about the lawsuit near the start of Timeless's first season and was curious what had become of it. It looks like all interested parties reached a resolution outside of court, and that's definitely another positive development for NBC.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
After NBC executives announced that the show would be cancelled and not returning to the airwaves in 2018 to pick up where it left off with a significant cliffhanger, the show's fans put on a shock-and-awe campaign to convince the peacock network a renewal was warranted; impressed by the turnout, the brass changed their minds, granting the time travel yarn a reprieve as a summer series on the channel.
Well, an article on Deadline suggests that the show dodged yet another bullet, that of a kinda/sorta "intellectual property" lawsuit from creators of El Ministerio del Tiempo (The Department of Time), a Spanish-language drama with essential the same formula and format of travelers correcting events gone astray in time. I remember reading about the lawsuit near the start of Timeless's first season and was curious what had become of it. It looks like all interested parties reached a resolution outside of court, and that's definitely another positive development for NBC.
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
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