By Peter White International Co-Editor Anna Paquin’s dark comedy drama Flack may well find another home in the U.S. after it was abruptly pulled by Pop TV.
Yesterday, it emerged that the ViacomCBS-backed network was pulling three of its five original series, including Flack, Florida Girls and Best Intentions.
Flack was set to launch its second season on Pop on March 13. However, Jimmy Mulville, who runs Flack producer Hat Trick Productions, told Deadline that he was “confident” of finding a new Stateside home for the series, which is co-produced by Paquin and Stephen Moyer’s CASM Films.
A co-production with British broadcaster UKTV, it will still air on UKTV’s W network in March. “It’s sad to end the show on Pop, the first season did well
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