Great Shows That Were Ruined By One Bad Actor Replacement
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Comanche
There was a show that you forgot that I thought probably shouldve been on this list. Back in the 80s there was a hit show for I believe 14 seasons. It was a little show by the name of Dallas. In 2011 I believe they rebooted the show. I believe it only ran for maybe four seasons. It got canceled once its super mega star Larry Hagman passed away. He played the evil character of JR Ewing. And Ill be honest as a fan he was the reason I turned in. I was a big fan of his in the original Dallas series and when they rebooted it and I heard he would be there, naturally I turned in. Unfortunately once he passed away I lost interest in the show. I believe it went for two seasons pass his death. One season they spent trying to figure out who killed him. And the last season was just well crap. I said wait for what was once an iconic awesome show. It probably couldve done without the remote. Although it was nice to see Hagman one last time before his untimely death.
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There was a show that you forgot that I thought probably shouldve been on this list. Back in the 80s there was a hit show for I believe 14 seasons. It was a little show by the name of Dallas. In 2011 I believe they rebooted the show. I believe it only ran for maybe four seasons. It got canceled once its super mega star Larry Hagman passed away. He played the evil character of JR Ewing. And Ill be honest as a fan he was the reason I turned in. I was a big fan of his in the original Dallas series and when they rebooted it and I heard he would be there, naturally I turned in. Unfortunately once he passed away I lost interest in the show. I believe it went for two seasons pass his death. One season they spent trying to figure out who killed him. And the last season was just well crap. I said wait for what was once an iconic awesome show. It probably couldve done without the remote. Although it was nice to see Hagman one last time before his untimely death.
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Ferdinand
1) 9: 26 - That's comprise, not compromise. Please pay more attention while reading the script.
2) 9: 53 - That's Gillian, pronounced with a hard G, as in Gil, not pronounced Jillian. It is generally considered to be a good idea, before making a video, to familiarise oneself with the subject matter.
3) Paget Brewster was brilliant in season 6 of Community. While the show suffered from the losses of Donald Glover and Chevy Chase, the addition of Brewster was an improvement over Yvette Nicole Brown. That season may have cost Yahoo some money, but it was an artistic triumph.
4) The stress on the word Yahoo falls on the first syllable, not the second syllable.
So, in terms of both of content and of presentation, this video is rather poor.
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1) 9: 26 - That's comprise, not compromise. Please pay more attention while reading the script.
2) 9: 53 - That's Gillian, pronounced with a hard G, as in Gil, not pronounced Jillian. It is generally considered to be a good idea, before making a video, to familiarise oneself with the subject matter.
3) Paget Brewster was brilliant in season 6 of Community. While the show suffered from the losses of Donald Glover and Chevy Chase, the addition of Brewster was an improvement over Yvette Nicole Brown. That season may have cost Yahoo some money, but it was an artistic triumph.
4) The stress on the word Yahoo falls on the first syllable, not the second syllable.
So, in terms of both of content and of presentation, this video is rather poor.
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Nick
Should really have mentioned Clayne Crawford's side of Lethal Weapon. He didn't yell at a group of kids, he yelled at a director who was unable to manage their shoot site (his job, and Wayans was lazy, arrogant and condescending throughout the whole of Lethal Weapon, like he didn't even want to be there. But when Clayne finally confronted him and demanded more from him, he was ostracized because of the power of the Wayans name.
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Should really have mentioned Clayne Crawford's side of Lethal Weapon. He didn't yell at a group of kids, he yelled at a director who was unable to manage their shoot site (his job, and Wayans was lazy, arrogant and condescending throughout the whole of Lethal Weapon, like he didn't even want to be there. But when Clayne finally confronted him and demanded more from him, he was ostracized because of the power of the Wayans name.
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Saved
I don't know why I watched this as I haven't watched TV for years. It's become too immoral for me. What use to be rated R is now PG, and has become society's mainstream. I did watch Sleepy Hollow for the first 2 seasons, but the 3rd season seemed to take on a more slasher, evil type program, leaving it's lighthearted ambiance.
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I don't know why I watched this as I haven't watched TV for years. It's become too immoral for me. What use to be rated R is now PG, and has become society's mainstream. I did watch Sleepy Hollow for the first 2 seasons, but the 3rd season seemed to take on a more slasher, evil type program, leaving it's lighthearted ambiance.
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Chris
No mention of Last Man Standing? Man, the role of Mandy had been played by the diminutive(5'2) brunette, Molly Ephraim, but was replaced with the statuesque (5'11) BLONDE, Molly McCook, due to Ephraim's commitment to other projects. Same role played by two people who looked NOTHING alike
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No mention of Last Man Standing? Man, the role of Mandy had been played by the diminutive(5'2) brunette, Molly Ephraim, but was replaced with the statuesque (5'11) BLONDE, Molly McCook, due to Ephraim's commitment to other projects. Same role played by two people who looked NOTHING alike
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CHeilman0330
You guys FORGOT about OUAT // Once Upon A Time.
When just about everyone of the main characters left (EXCEPT Hook, Rumple, I THINK that's it) AND the location was some weird city in NY? instead of Storybrooke.
It was so hard to follow afterwards.
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You guys FORGOT about OUAT // Once Upon A Time.
When just about everyone of the main characters left (EXCEPT Hook, Rumple, I THINK that's it) AND the location was some weird city in NY? instead of Storybrooke.
It was so hard to follow afterwards.
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Steve
I liked The Facts of Life with Cloris Leachman. I think the show ended more because the overall concept was getting long in the tooth, with the audience wondering why the girls hadn't moved on yet.
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I liked The Facts of Life with Cloris Leachman. I think the show ended more because the overall concept was getting long in the tooth, with the audience wondering why the girls hadn't moved on yet.
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WWTormentor
You missed two shows that should have been in the top of the list. Two and a half men and eight simple rules. When John Ritter passed away, there was no replacement that could have saved it.
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You missed two shows that should have been in the top of the list. Two and a half men and eight simple rules. When John Ritter passed away, there was no replacement that could have saved it.
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Aaron
Ashton Kutcher's new show, The Ranch, was pretty good until they killed off Danny Masterson's character following rape accusations. I stopped watching 2 or 3 episodes after he left.
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Ashton Kutcher's new show, The Ranch, was pretty good until they killed off Danny Masterson's character following rape accusations. I stopped watching 2 or 3 episodes after he left.
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