I'd like to see this statement sourced... And studios, despite some hemming and hawing, would ultimately rather make a lucrative — reportedly up to $100,000 pe

I'd like to see this statement sourced... And studios, despite some hemming and hawing, would ultimately rather make a lucrative — reportedly up to $100,000 per mid-season episode — deal with Netflix than rely on middling ad revenue on Hulu. $100,000 isn't that much. Put it this way. The show Two and a Half Men pays its three stars a combined $3.2 million per episode. Another example is Big Bang Theory which just made a deal for 3 more seasons in which the network will pay $4 million per episode (and is probably making way more) CABLE pays around $2 million per episode to syndicate the very shows Netflix is offering $100,000 for (http://tinyurl.com/48c5zo9 http://tinyurl.com/48c5zo9) So $100,000 an episode is more a joke than a real offer that Hollywood is seriously considering.