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Frasier to return for a re-boot
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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Kinney" data-source="post: 258820" data-attributes="member: 3219"><p>I've lost almost any interest in rebooted (or "continuation" of) sitcoms after <em>Will & Grace</em> (outdated humour) and <em>Murphy Brown </em>(too well-meaning instead of funny). Too much reminiscing (and retcons in <em>Will & Grace</em>) of the past. <em>Murphy Brown</em> could have been so much better if the focus would have been on Murphy's conservative son Avery (struggling with the Trump government at his Faux News like workplace) and Murphy's young social media manager, both were the most lively characters. Murphy was the only legacy character who was needed for the show - kind of sad to see that fail.</p><p></p><p><em>The Conners</em> aren't perfect but somehow became much better after Roseanne left and the show had to restructure the family dynamic. Katey Sagal is so far the best addition as Dan's new love. She's a character who fits into Lanford. But my main reason to watch are Becky and Darlene, I think they're the most relatable characters.</p><p></p><p>I'll watch <em>Frasier</em> only if it's a visible new show. Meaning they should keep only Frasier and surround him with new work colleagues and family we don't know (maybe Nile's adult kids who also could work with him, the show ended in 2004 so they need to SORAS them only a bit).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian Kinney, post: 258820, member: 3219"] I've lost almost any interest in rebooted (or "continuation" of) sitcoms after [I]Will & Grace[/I] (outdated humour) and [I]Murphy Brown [/I](too well-meaning instead of funny). Too much reminiscing (and retcons in [I]Will & Grace[/I]) of the past. [I]Murphy Brown[/I] could have been so much better if the focus would have been on Murphy's conservative son Avery (struggling with the Trump government at his Faux News like workplace) and Murphy's young social media manager, both were the most lively characters. Murphy was the only legacy character who was needed for the show - kind of sad to see that fail. [I]The Conners[/I] aren't perfect but somehow became much better after Roseanne left and the show had to restructure the family dynamic. Katey Sagal is so far the best addition as Dan's new love. She's a character who fits into Lanford. But my main reason to watch are Becky and Darlene, I think they're the most relatable characters. I'll watch [I]Frasier[/I] only if it's a visible new show. Meaning they should keep only Frasier and surround him with new work colleagues and family we don't know (maybe Nile's adult kids who also could work with him, the show ended in 2004 so they need to SORAS them only a bit). [/QUOTE]
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