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* RecycledTheSeries: Based fully on the [[Film/BladeTrilogy films]], though clearly established as an AlternateContinuity.
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* FranchiseKiller: Though the audience reception improved as the season went on, the ratings weren't good enough to pull the franchise out of the hole that ''Film/BladeTrinity'' had put it in, meaning that its cancellation proved the end of the line for the 1998--2006 ''Blade'' continuity. The title character would be absent from screens for the better part of two decades, until a ContinuityReboot as part of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse was announced.
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* FranchiseKiller: Though the audience reception improved as the season went on, the ratings weren't good enough to pull the franchise out of the hole that ''Film/BladeTrinity'' had put it in, meaning that its cancellation proved the end of the line for the 1998--2006 1998-2006 ''Blade'' continuity. The title character would be absent from screens for the better part of two decades, until a ContinuityReboot as part of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse was announced.
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** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
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** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including [[Anime/MarvelAnimeBlade the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
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* RecycledTheSeries: Based fully on the [[{{Film/Blade}} films]], though clearly established as an AlternateContinuity.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a very decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade'', and was [[GrowingTheBeard improving steadily in quality]]. Sadly Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug, leaving the series unresolved. Budget could also have been a consideration, as for several years after this all of Spike TV's programming was testosterone-fuelled sports programming and similarly based reality shows.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a very decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade'', and was [[GrowingTheBeard improving steadily in quality]]. Sadly Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug, leaving the series unresolved. Budget could also have been a consideration, as for several years after this all of Spike TV's programming was testosterone-fuelled sports programming and similarly based reality shows.
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* RecycledTheSeries: Based fully on the [[{{Film/Blade}} [[Film/BladeTrilogy films]], though clearly established as an AlternateContinuity.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a very decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade'', and was [[GrowingTheBeard improving steadily in quality]].Sadly Sadly, Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug, leaving the series unresolved. Budget could also have been a consideration, as for several years after this all of Spike TV's programming was testosterone-fuelled testosterone-fueled sports programming and similarly based reality shows.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a very decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade'', and was [[GrowingTheBeard improving steadily in quality]].
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** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOhtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
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** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOhtsuka Creator/AkioOtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
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* FranchiseKiller: Though the audience reception improved as the season went on, the ratings weren't good enough to pull the franchise out of the hole that ''Film/BladeTrinity'' had put it in, meaning that its cancellation proved the end of the line for the 1998--2006 ''Blade'' continuity. The title character would be absent from screens for the better part of two decades, until a ContinuityReboot as part of the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse was announced.
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* FakeNationality: Marcus Von Sciver has a british accent and dutch surname, but is played by Australian Creator/NeilJackson.
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* FakeNationality: Marcus Von Sciver has a british accent and dutch surname, but is played by Australian Creator/NeilJackson.
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* RecycledTheSeries: Based fully on the [[{{Film/Blade}} films]].
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade''. Sadly Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug. Leaving the series unresolved.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade''. Sadly Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug. Leaving the series unresolved.
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* RecycledTheSeries: Based fully on the [[{{Film/Blade}} films]].
films]], though clearly established as an AlternateContinuity.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a very decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name''Blade''. ''Blade'', and was [[GrowingTheBeard improving steadily in quality]]. Sadly Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug. Leaving plug, leaving the series unresolved.unresolved. Budget could also have been a consideration, as for several years after this all of Spike TV's programming was testosterone-fuelled sports programming and similarly based reality shows.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a very decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name
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** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOhtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including in the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
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** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOhtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including in the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
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* TheOtherDarrin: Kirk Jones replaced Creator/WesleySnipes in the title role for the television series.
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** Kirk Jones replaced Creator/WesleySnipes in the title role for the televisionseries.series.
** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOhtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including in the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
** This also happens in the Latin American Spanish dub, but this time, the dub was done in Argentina, rather than Mexico from the films.
** Kirk Jones replaced Creator/WesleySnipes in the title role for the television
** The same goes in the Japanese dub, as Creator/HisaoEgawa voiced the titular hero, rather than Creator/AkioOhtsuka from the films. This is especially strange here, as Ohtsuka has voiced him in all the films and also including in the [[Anime/{{Blade}} animated adaptation]].
** This also happens in the Latin American Spanish dub, but this time, the dub was done in Argentina, rather than Mexico from the films.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Kirk Jones replaced Creator/WesleySnipes in the title role for the television series.
* RecycledTheSeries: Based fully on the [[{{Film/Blade}} films]].
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade''. Sadly Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug. Leaving the series unresolved.
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* RecycledTheSeries: Based fully on the [[{{Film/Blade}} films]].
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: While it wasn't mindblowingly great, it was still a decent TV show with what you'd expect to see from something bearing the name ''Blade''. Sadly Spike TV didn't see it that way from the ratings and pulled the plug. Leaving the series unresolved.
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