Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Moving to Another Network Looking Unlikely.
Sources tell THR that both Hulu and Netflix have passed on reviving the former Fox comedy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Hulu in talks for Renewal
While done at Fox, Brooklyn Nine-Nine may not be gone altogether. I hear that there had been incoming interest from other outlets about picking up the show.
Hulu, Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s SVOD home, is considered the most likely choice, and I hear there had been conversations about the show moving there.
A Hulu deal would mirror the streaming platform’s pickup of another single-camera comedy, The Mindy Project, after its cancellation by Fox. Both Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Mindy Projects, which moved to Hulu after three seasons on Fox, are produced by Hulu corporate sibling Universal TV as well as 3 Arts Entertainment, so the companies have a deal template in place. Like The Mindy Project, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has a loyal, young audience that does most of their watching via digital streaming.
Another potential home for Brooklyn Nine-Nine include TBS, which in December picked up off-network rights to the comedy. The network is run by Kevin Reilly who had developed and picked up Brooklyn Nine-Nine while running Fox and is a big fan of the show.
Hulu, Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s SVOD home, is considered the most likely choice, and I hear there had been conversations about the show moving there.
A Hulu deal would mirror the streaming platform’s pickup of another single-camera comedy, The Mindy Project, after its cancellation by Fox. Both Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Mindy Projects, which moved to Hulu after three seasons on Fox, are produced by Hulu corporate sibling Universal TV as well as 3 Arts Entertainment, so the companies have a deal template in place. Like The Mindy Project, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has a loyal, young audience that does most of their watching via digital streaming.
Another potential home for Brooklyn Nine-Nine include TBS, which in December picked up off-network rights to the comedy. The network is run by Kevin Reilly who had developed and picked up Brooklyn Nine-Nine while running Fox and is a big fan of the show.
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