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Likely because sci-fi seems to be a hard sell in general. They are likely to be expensive to make (can't just rent a school for a vacation to shoot some scenes,
by digi_owl 10y ago
Likely because sci-fi seems to be a hard sell in general. They are likely to be expensive to make (can't just rent a school for a vacation to shoot some scenes, or reuse some generic back lot) and appeal to a narrower audience.
Buffy was basically suburban/teen drama with some supernatural/horror comedy spoofs tossed on top.
- dnautics 10y agosorry, the punctuation was unclear. I meant to imply that B5 was successful. I'm not personally a huge fan of B5 (just kind of like it so-so), but the series did spin off several telefilms and at least one series. The series was also not too expensive to make because of heavy use of CGI.