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ITV opts against 'Outsiders' series

Published Thursday, Oct 19 2006, 14:03 BST | By Ben Rawson-Jones
ITV opts against 'Outsiders' series
ITV has abolished plans to turn The Outsiders into a series after poor viewing figures for the pilot episode.

A report in The Sun also states that the thriller, starring ex-EastEnders star Nigel Harman, was deemed to be lacking in humour by ITV bosses.

The paper quotes an insider for the television network as saying: "We thought it would be a nice slick thriller. It’s a shame because we like Nigel."

The 90 minute pilot episode, screened on October 3, is reported to have cost roughly £10 million but could only manage 4.7 million viewers and a 22% share.
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