Two years after acquiring global rights to 'Warhammer 40,000', Amazon MGM Studios has launched the development of a TV series based on the popular game.
If they do anywhere close to how well they did with Fallout I’m fucking BEYOND stoked. Call me the conductor of the hype train idgaf I can’t even fathom being able to watch any show containing the 40k universe. I’m at half mast just thinking about it.
Paramount did Halo but yeah. I think a key difference here is that there is actually passion and care for the source material on the production team rather then a bunch of Nepo hires trying to do their own thing with an IP they have been forced to work with and don’t really care for.
The channel it appears on is often pretty far removed from the actual production company that produced it, and the actual creative team (writers, directors, showrunner, other producers).
Michael Schur learned how to produce a TV show from working on The Office (US) on NBC, and went on to be showrunner for Parks and Rec (NBC), Brooklyn Nine Nine (aired on Fox on most of its run), The Good Place (NBC), and Man on the Inside (Netflix).
Bill Lawrence was showrunner for Spin City (ABC), Scrubs (NBC), Cougar Town (ABC), Ted Lasso (Apple), Shrinking (Apple), and Bad Monkey (Apple).
Dan Harmon was showrunner for Community (NBC), Rick and Morty (Adult Swim), Strange Planet (Apple), and Krapopolis (Fox).
In each of these, you can see the continuity and similarities in production process and style, even if they’re on different channels.
Look to producers: creator, showrunner, certain executive producers with creative roles, casting director (for example, I’ll give anything a chance if it was cast by Allison Jones), with her track record), etc.
The actual network or streaming service it airs on is almost meaningless.
If they do anywhere close to how well they did with Fallout I’m fucking BEYOND stoked. Call me the conductor of the hype train idgaf I can’t even fathom being able to watch any show containing the 40k universe. I’m at half mast just thinking about it.
Keep in mind that amazon also put out rings of power and halo.
And rings of power was good.
So.
Paramount did Halo but yeah. I think a key difference here is that there is actually passion and care for the source material on the production team rather then a bunch of Nepo hires trying to do their own thing with an IP they have been forced to work with and don’t really care for.
The channel it appears on is often pretty far removed from the actual production company that produced it, and the actual creative team (writers, directors, showrunner, other producers).
Michael Schur learned how to produce a TV show from working on The Office (US) on NBC, and went on to be showrunner for Parks and Rec (NBC), Brooklyn Nine Nine (aired on Fox on most of its run), The Good Place (NBC), and Man on the Inside (Netflix).
Bill Lawrence was showrunner for Spin City (ABC), Scrubs (NBC), Cougar Town (ABC), Ted Lasso (Apple), Shrinking (Apple), and Bad Monkey (Apple).
Dan Harmon was showrunner for Community (NBC), Rick and Morty (Adult Swim), Strange Planet (Apple), and Krapopolis (Fox).
In each of these, you can see the continuity and similarities in production process and style, even if they’re on different channels.
Look to producers: creator, showrunner, certain executive producers with creative roles, casting director (for example, I’ll give anything a chance if it was cast by Allison Jones), with her track record), etc.
The actual network or streaming service it airs on is almost meaningless.
And wheel of time.
That should’ve been stuffed into a sack and thrown over a bridge before ever seeing the light of day.
Wheel of Time is appalling also
With how much of a WH40k nerd he is, I can’t imagine anyone else doing it better.
I knew nothing of Fallout and I loved it
I’m curious about warhammer 40k and I hope Henry Cavill is allowed to make it work.