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Phil a écrit :c'est l'info de Ain't It Cool
http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=13209

Olivier.L. a écrit :C'est confirmé!
Farscape est annulé. La saison 4 est bien la dernière saison..........

Et bien ma journée commence très très bien à ce que je vois. Je ne sais pas pourquoi je me suis levé ce matin!

Merde alors!

Olivier

Phil a écrit :
t'es tombé sur quelle nouvelle source (plus sûre) ?
Désolé pour tout les fans de la série (dont toi et 666)

Olivier.L. a écrit : Un autre truc que j'espère, c'est que le final de la saison 4 (si c'est vraiment le tout dernier épisode de Farscape) apportera un semblant de fin...

GateWorld.net a écrit :The Sci-Fi Channel has cancelled Farscape, its longest-running original series, according to executive producer David Kemper. In an online chat with fans tonight, Kemper revealed that the cable network has chosen not to exercise its option for the show's fifth season -- which it had picked up just a few months ago.

The announcement comes just days before the last scenes of the season finale are to be filmed. "Tuesday will be the last time Ben dons the uniform of Commander John Crichton," Kemper said. "We are all hugely sad. I am shaking as I write this. Yesterday, we all cried on the set. Yet, as we are at the end of the line, so to speak, being just the people who make the show and not the corporate entities that fund and air it, we are as helpless as anyone. And we are sad. And we are shattered. And we are sorry."

Farscape occupied Stargate SG-1's current timeslot for its first three years, as the anchor program in the network's Friday night block of original programming.

This season, Farscape's fourth, SG-1 has served as the show's lead-in. But despite Stargate's strong, record-breaking ratings, Farscape has consistently failed to hold on to 40 to 50 percent of the show's viewers into the next hour. In August, new episodes of the show were even beaten in the ratings by The Dead Zone, which is rerunning on Sci-Fi Fridays just a few weeks after its first-run on the USA network.

What about continuing the show on another network, as has become so common among science fiction shows? Kemper said that it was a possibility, but the fact that Sci-Fi still owns the rights to the first four seasons makes it unlikely that another network could make it work. "They'd be hard pressed to provide financing and see no return for years because Sci-Fi has the rights to the first 88 [episodes]," he said.

Kemper instead encouraged fans to call and write to The Sci-Fi Channel's New York headquarters over the next few days to express their disappointment. "In this case, speed is our friend," he said. "Believe it or not, the sets are scheduled to be torn down forever at the end of next week." (Contact information is available here at FarscapeWeekly.com.)

He added that Season Five has been plotted out, and that he and series co-creator Rockne O'Bannon intend to finish the script for a possible Farscape movie.

Ju a écrit :
C'est vraiment ce que j'espère le plus... ils ont ouverts tellement de portes avec le début de la saison 4 que ça me semble dure de tout conclure en 12 épisodes...
Une question: si ils détruisent les décors la semaine prochaine, ça doit signifier qu'ils ont fini le tournage de la saison et qu'elle est en post-prod... ils ont su que la série été annulée, avant ou après le tournage...

Olivier.L. a écrit : Unrealized Reality été en plein milieu de tournage alors que David Kemper n'avait toujours pas fini le scénario (l'acte 4 et le tag n'étaient pas ecrits!) donc... pour le tout dernier épisode, il est possible que Kemper ait changé le scénario à la dernière minute pour faire de ce dernier épisode une sorte de fin à la série.