Elon Musk Should Purchase Moribund SyFy Channel, Allow Leigh Scott To Pilot

Filmmaker Leigh Scott, from Facebook By Thomas Leturgey With billionaire Elon Musk at least having social media fun with the idea of purchasing MSNBC, maverick movie maker Leigh Scott has toyed with the notion of helming the stagnant SyFy channel. According to the most basic online searches, SyFy, which was—eons ago—the home of science fiction tales of all budgets, is not for sale. But with Musk’s name attached to MSNBC rumors, anything can happen. Scott has been all over the developments. On Sunday, he posted on social media, “So Comcast is separating out and selling MSNBC, CNBC, E!, USA, Syfy, Oxygen and the Golf Channel.” In wildest dreams of Science Fiction enthusiasts, might this be good news? When the Sci-Fi channel was first in development, Gene Roddenberry and Isaac Asimov were rumored to be recruited for advisory roles. Both passed away before that could become a reality. On a recent and random Sunday afternoon, SyFy (renamed from the original, compelling and more exciting “Sc...