There Are Still No Signs of These Supposed Changes The SyFy Channel Supposedly Wants to Implement For The Better

http://www.geekosystem.com/syfy-wants-more-sci-fi

Let's just come right out and say it. The SyFy Channel simply doesn't have what it takes within management to come up with a signature Science Fiction / Fantasy / Horror series on the order of "The Walking Dead."

 

SyFy Channel management has invested so much time (over a decade) in trying to distance themselves from good Science Fiction television programming and consciously replacing it with crap, I just don't see them suddenly making the about face necessary to be a new and worthy competitor to the other, talented cable networks that have been embracing Science Fiction / Fantasy / Horror programming all along, and doing very well financially with this sort of programming.

 

This is because SyFy Channel executives are not Science Fiction television programmers by nature. What they are instead, are "untalented Wall Street Bean Counters." What we see in the link above, are the SyFy Channel executives having a "Knee Jerk / Wall Street" reaction to their competitors doing very well with Science Fiction / Fantasy / and Horror programming....scrambling at the last minute trying to figure out how to compete with them with an inherent handicap that will doom them from the beginning....They are not Science Fiction television programmers by nature.

 

The SyFy Channel's competitors are doing very well with Science Fiction / Fantasy / and Horror programming because their competitors ARE....Science Fiction television programmers by nature.

 

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