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Do revamps ever work?
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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Kinney" data-source="post: 331397" data-attributes="member: 3219"><p>DC's LEGENDS OF TOMORROW is probably one of the best revamped TV series ever. The first season was awful. Then the showrunners got rid of the weakest characters and changed the storytelling from bleak boring to fast, self-aware irony with a strong new beginning at the start of Season 2. It became the most entertaining show in CW's Arrow-verse and kept the quality through their final seventh season with an ever changing cast (only one lead stayed the whole time: Caity Lotz's Sara Lance). They even revisited the much-criticized lead (Rip Hunter) and villain (Vandal Savage) of season 1 in future seasons with jokes about their doomed past. That's also the only example I can think of where the same show-runners took responsibility for their faults and were self-critical enough to change it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian Kinney, post: 331397, member: 3219"] DC's LEGENDS OF TOMORROW is probably one of the best revamped TV series ever. The first season was awful. Then the showrunners got rid of the weakest characters and changed the storytelling from bleak boring to fast, self-aware irony with a strong new beginning at the start of Season 2. It became the most entertaining show in CW's Arrow-verse and kept the quality through their final seventh season with an ever changing cast (only one lead stayed the whole time: Caity Lotz's Sara Lance). They even revisited the much-criticized lead (Rip Hunter) and villain (Vandal Savage) of season 1 in future seasons with jokes about their doomed past. That's also the only example I can think of where the same show-runners took responsibility for their faults and were self-critical enough to change it. [/QUOTE]
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