There’s not much doubt as to what is the most anticipated crime drama of this summer’s TV season.
It’s the one currently unfolding, about how the FBI, studios, networks and post-production companies will deal with the ransom demands of a hacker. The group or individual that goes by “The Dark Overlord” claims to have digital copies of 38 television shows and is trying to extort money from the networks, threatening to post episodes online ahead of their scheduled premiere dates.
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