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In short order, the series sparked the departures of the secretary of the Army and the top general at Walter Reed, and an investigation by a bipartisan presidential commission.

Despite its technological gimmickry — the flashing light bulbs and the transporter beams and the cafeteria dispenser that synthesizes the atomic structure of any lunch order — the series was essentially a trek around the past, and not even the real past, but the past of vintage Hollywood movies.

If you're just starting this series, you should probably go back to the first installment and do them in order: The series is meant to be cumulative, and this week's segment will not make any sense until you've learned the basic anatomy and vocabulary in an annual report.

Just look at "Seinfeld," the pilot of which tested so low, the story goes, that executives almost didn't order the series at all.

Recently, a source near the project allowed The Times to view a 25-minute presentation tape, assembled by Warner Bros. in 1994 as a sales tool for convincing NBC executives to order the series.

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Comedy Central ordered the series in 2007, but work was delayed by the writers' strike and by his acting debut.

Mr. Burnett and Mr. Probst have committed to the 19th and 20th seasons, but CBS has ordered the series through only the 18th.

Head of documentaries Nick Mirsky has ordered the series from Renegade Pictures with filming starting in September and transmission due in early 2015.

Jodi Gomes, an executive producer at Point 7, said in an interview Tuesday that A&E had already ordered the series before Mr. Jackson died.

The path from rejected network pilot to cable network series has begun to be more traveled, and the most prominent example so far was introduced on Friday by the Lifetime channel, which ordered the series "Devious Maids".