I concur. Usually, spin-offs turn out to be pretty poor. Sure, there are some exceptions ("Frasier", "The Jeffersons"), but they are few and far between.
Oddly enough, I was kind of bummed about the news that NBC also ditched the "Heroes: Origins" show because of the impending writers' strike. But that show would've been a bit different because: A) it was only going to have a six episode run and B) each episode would center on a completely different character. Plus, the fact the fact that Kevin Smith was going to write and direct the first episode makes it even more of a loss for me. :(
you're forgetting Laverne and Shirley, Mork & Mindy, and Joanie Loves Cachie. and what of the superior 4's a Crowd? o, and not to forget Archie's Place.
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I hate the idea of the spinoff. I'm too tired to process it all right now, but let it be known: I think it's a bad, bad idea.
I concur. Usually, spin-offs turn out to be pretty poor. Sure, there are some exceptions ("Frasier", "The Jeffersons"), but they are few and far between.
Oddly enough, I was kind of bummed about the news that NBC also ditched the "Heroes: Origins" show because of the impending writers' strike. But that show would've been a bit different because: A) it was only going to have a six episode run and B) each episode would center on a completely different character. Plus, the fact the fact that Kevin Smith was going to write and direct the first episode makes it even more of a loss for me. :(
When Dwight peed in the can I almost died from laughter. Which is bizarre when you live alone.
GMadrid,
that would have been sad. and yet, not for you.
micah,
you're forgetting Laverne and Shirley, Mork & Mindy, and Joanie Loves Cachie. and what of the superior 4's a Crowd? o, and not to forget Archie's Place.
GMadrid - How long before someone would discover your corpse?
jasdye - It all begins and ends with "The Ropers".
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