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Author:  Anonymous [ Wed May 11, 2005 11:21 am ]
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Well, I was a huge fan of season 1 and felt the storyline for season 2 was great. A bit long in the tooth but the season long arc for Justin and Ben ending up being explosive.

Considering it wasn't the lowest rated drama on HBO makes the cancellation somewhat strange.

Any other Carnivale fans out there?
Author:  cujoy [ Wed May 11, 2005 11:32 am ]
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I liked it, and own the DVD's.

It wasn't my favorite because although I really liked Samson and Jonsey, the lead character Ben drove me crazy because he was always so morose.
Author:  El Maskado [ Wed May 11, 2005 2:07 pm ]
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booooooooooooooooo

Hopefully season 2 dvd gets released soon.
Author:  Anonymous [ Wed May 11, 2005 2:29 pm ]
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El_Masked_esteROIDe_user wrote:
booooooooooooooooo

Hopefully season 2 dvd gets released soon.


It will. For $98.00 I'm sure. :???:
Author:  El Maskado [ Wed May 11, 2005 2:32 pm ]
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btw Loyal, I think the cancellation has alot to do with production cost especially the costuming and the argameddon type storms, fire, carny settings. The Stand wasnt exactly cheap to produce. I can see where they are getting at if The Wire produces the same ratings as Carnivale but at half the production cost of Carnivale
Author:  Anonymous [ Wed May 11, 2005 2:34 pm ]
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El_Masked_esteROIDe_user wrote:
btw Loyal, I think the cancellation has alot to do with production cost especially the costuming and the argameddon type storms, fire, carny settings. The Stand wasnt exactly cheap to produce. I can see where they are getting at if The Wire produces the same ratings as Carnivale but at half the production cost of Carnivale


I agree 100%. Period dramas are really expensive. Which is why I hope Rome gets great ratings. [-o<
Author:  El Maskado [ Wed May 11, 2005 2:40 pm ]
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loyalfromlondon wrote:
El_Masked_esteROIDe_user wrote:
btw Loyal, I think the cancellation has alot to do with production cost especially the costuming and the argameddon type storms, fire, carny settings. The Stand wasnt exactly cheap to produce. I can see where they are getting at if The Wire produces the same ratings as Carnivale but at half the production cost of Carnivale


I agree 100%. Period dramas are really expensive. Which is why I hope Rome gets great ratings. [-o<


[-o<
They better hope that they wont just demand on ratings but the fanbase and merchandising to break even. Its one of the reasons why shows like X-Files and Hercules were able to stay so long on the air despite their large production cost since they relied alot on selling merchandise and forming conventions. Is Rome shot in New Zeland or something to keep cost down?
Author:  Anonymous [ Wed May 11, 2005 2:51 pm ]
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El_Masked_esteROIDe_user wrote:
loyalfromlondon wrote:
El_Masked_esteROIDe_user wrote:
btw Loyal, I think the cancellation has alot to do with production cost especially the costuming and the argameddon type storms, fire, carny settings. The Stand wasnt exactly cheap to produce. I can see where they are getting at if The Wire produces the same ratings as Carnivale but at half the production cost of Carnivale


I agree 100%. Period dramas are really expensive. Which is why I hope Rome gets great ratings. [-o<


[-o<
They better hope that they wont just demand on ratings but the fanbase and merchandising to break even. Its one of the reasons why shows like X-Files and Hercules were able to stay so long on the air despite their large production cost since they relied alot on selling merchandise and forming conventions. Is Rome shot in New Zeland or something to keep cost down?


It was filmed in Cinecitta. I'm not sure if Italy offered a tax break or not. The show is a co- production of BBC and HBO so that'll help the bottom line some.
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