<blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Recoil:
<font color=yellow>No one officially said NO. There were just a few press releases about other movies and miniseries that Sci-Fi is planning on running in 2003. Rangers wasnt mentioned, but then again, there werent any other series planned mentioned either. So that doesnt mean there isnt a series. Of course they also havent said there is one. Basically, nothing has changed...</font color=yellow><hr></blockquote>
There were several other series mentioned--the animated series, the new reality series, the Belzer thing, Rekindled.
April 2nd was SciFi's big upfront announcement day in preparation for the upcoming ad buying season. If Rangers wasn't mentioned, it was a BIG sign.
Rangers was mentioned last year as a movie and possible series. If it was still even a possible series, why wouldn't they mention it in their primary message to potential advertisers?
(On that subject, Mediaweek is the trade magazine of advertising buyers and planners. Here is how they summarized Sci Fi's announcements. Note that they do mention series:
http://www.mediaweek.com/mediaweek/headlines/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1456426
The only thing they didn't really talk about at that press conference were current series like Farscape, John Edward, and SG! because those are "news".
Networks say no to dozens of projects a year. You don't hear about them at press conferences. You hear about the "yesses" and "maybes".