en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Dreams_(2017_TV_series)

This appears to be a typo in the executive-producer list. Amazon’s official press release for Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams names the executive producer as Christopher Tricarico of Electric Shepherd Productions. An official Philip K. Dick estate-related press release also refers to Christopher Tricarico in connection with Electric Shepherd. I found no credible source using the spelling “Christopher Tricario” for this producer on this project.

This sentence conflates the original commissioning of the series with its later U.S. distribution. Contemporary coverage from 2016 says the show was being created by Channel 4, and that it would premiere on Channel 4 before Sony distributed it outside the UK. A later 2017 report states that the show had been commissioned by Channel 4 and that viewers in the US would be able to watch it on Amazon. Amazon’s own 2017 announcement likewise describes the series as debuting on Prime Video and being available in the U.S. and select territories, which is consistent with an acquisition/distribution arrangement rather than Amazon having greenlit the production from the start.

This overstates Amazon’s release footprint. Amazon’s official November 20, 2017 announcement says all ten episodes would be available globally in select territories on Prime Video, and specifically describes the series as a Prime Exclusive in the U.S. plus select territories globally such as Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Latin America, Spain, and Turkey. That is not the same as a worldwide release excluding only the UK, Canada, and Australia. Separate Bell Media materials also show the series debuted in Canada on Space, reinforcing that non-Amazon territory arrangements existed.