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In September, the show started replaying in syndication on Time Warner's comedy-oriented cable channel TBS and performed solidly.

"Teen Wolf" continues on MTV, while "Paternity Court" arrives in syndication on Sept. 23 and a series adapted from "Fargo" chugs toward FX.

A handful of successful films or TV shows, sold on into syndication, on to DVD, overseas, and so on can hugely boost profits.

Last year, FX sold the show into syndication on Comedy Central, making it the first sitcom from basic cable to achieve gold-mine financial status.

In a way, Trump's oversized personality, on display for years in syndication on Arab satellite networks, matches the aspirations of the construction boom in the oil-rich Gulf.

Yet the show, despite its familiar conceit, stood out among its workplace-sitcom competitors, and lived on, earning a devoted group of followers in syndication on Comedy Central.

With situation comedies, "if a couple hit, you can make money forever," Ms. Brill said, because "they repeat better" than do episodes of dramas and they can "live on in syndication," rerunning on local stations and cable channels.

Brightcove Network clients can have their videos appear on their own Web sites, on other Web sites through syndication or on Bright Cove's home page, which is being converted today to a consumer video portal.

The studios that produced the shows for the networks relied on syndication sales of repeats to cover the deficits incurred in producing shows.

Al Simon, who helped create some of early television's most successful sitcoms as well as the technical wherewithal to save them on high-quality film for summer reruns and syndication, died on Tuesday in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Through its digital AllScreen Syndication Network, ON Networks announced that it can now syndicate any show and accompanying advertisement across the United States and Europe by using its existing and new relationships with distribution partners.