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It's Not About Big Hair, Shoulder Pads, and Bolo Ties Anymore
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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 178631" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>I'm of the opinion actors will say only positive comments for whatever series they're currently starring in. "<em>Don't bite the hand that feeds you</em>," is a saying which springs to mind. Those same actors might be starring in the biggest pile of garbage ever to grace the large or small screen but they'll stick by the project regardless. </p><p></p><p>The same can be said of Directors, Producers, Writers etc. If they wish to remain relevant in the industry they will say all the right things. But please don't criticize Lorimar Dallas when your continuation could not match the success of the original. I'd imagine those behind the scenes and TNT were jumping for joy when those first rating numbers came rolling in. I'd offer 2 pigs, a goat and 3 chickens to see their reactions when the rating numbers were released the following week.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 178631, member: 100"] I'm of the opinion actors will say only positive comments for whatever series they're currently starring in. "[I]Don't bite the hand that feeds you[/I]," is a saying which springs to mind. Those same actors might be starring in the biggest pile of garbage ever to grace the large or small screen but they'll stick by the project regardless. The same can be said of Directors, Producers, Writers etc. If they wish to remain relevant in the industry they will say all the right things. But please don't criticize Lorimar Dallas when your continuation could not match the success of the original. I'd imagine those behind the scenes and TNT were jumping for joy when those first rating numbers came rolling in. I'd offer 2 pigs, a goat and 3 chickens to see their reactions when the rating numbers were released the following week. [/QUOTE]
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