Apropos of nothing: the reason you are unlikely to ever see a direct TV adaptation from the SCP wiki is that you cannot, in so many words, "buy the rights" to any SCP.
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As you see in the footer of every page on the SCP wiki http://www.scp-wiki.net/ , wiki content is licenced under CC-BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ ….
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The terms of CC-BY-SA 3.0 do allow you to, without requesting permission from or notifying the author, develop and sell a television show based on any SCP. However, crucially, your derivative work must be distributed under the same licence
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This means anybody else can create and sell their own show based on your show and/or the original SCP. They can even redistribute and sell YOUR show. I am not a lawyer.
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What you are more likely to see is established SCP *authors* making the transition from the free wiki to paid, mainstream, *original* science fiction/fantasy/horror work. This, I believe, has happened a few times.
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Case in point: You. I found you through your SCP work, and now I own most of your ebooks.
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