Columbia TriStar Television Distribution is bringing teen drama Dawson's
Creek into off-network syndication.
The distributor is setting up meetings with top cable networks this month,
looking to land a weekday home for the series starting in fall 2002.
Columbia TriStar is also expected to sell weekend syndication rights to local
TV stations that will run simultaneously with the cable window.
Top networks such as Turner Network Television, TBS Superstation, Fox Family
Channel and USA Network are all reportedly interested in acquiring
Dawson's off-net rights.
The series first debuted on The WB Television Network in January 1998, and it
has been renewed on The WB through the 2001-2002 season.
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