May 30, 2017
The Programme #3 (2007)
Art by: C.P. Smith
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The Programme #3 (2007)
Art by: C.P. Smith
*whispers* misfits au
The Programme cover by C.P. Smith
One has to wonder if the impending split-up of Warner Bros. Discovery had anything to do with
the potential cancellation of ‘Inspector Spacetime’ and Amir El-Masry’s departure.
https://www.aol.com/news/warner-bros-discovery-splits-streaming-110955101.html
BTV has reassured viewers that Inspector Spacetime’s future is secure,
yet they won’t explain how the programme will keep going if Warner Bros. cancels their agreement to fund and distribute IS. (At least until after Season 2 is released.)
BROADCAST THE PROGRAMME FIRST AT ITS REGULAR TIME
RELEASE NEW EPISODES AT MIDNIGHT
INSPECTOR SPACETIME
Considering how anti-capitalist the programme tends to be,
it’s rather surprising that the Inspector hasn’t had to use ransom of an Associate in order to capture their abductor in any episode or serial to prove a point about how crime doesn’t pay.