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<blockquote data-quote="Monzo" data-source="post: 431586" data-attributes="member: 19949"><p>I remember before the premiere, everyone thought Glee vs. Smash would be like Dallas vs. Dynasty, but as soon as Smash started, it became clear it was more like Dallas vs. Flamingo Road. Of course, NBC wanted a piece of the musical pie, but Glee was in its third season and still incredibly creative when Smash premiered. Compared to Glee, Smash seemed boring, at least for the important 18-49 demos and the even more interesting 18-34 demos. Perhaps Smash would have had a better chance of winning over viewers if it had premiered a year or two later, when Glee was winding down.</p><p></p><p>Personally, I don't remember Smash as being terribly entertaining. Nevertheless, it's a show I'd rewatch, at least the first few episodes, because I'm not entirely sure if I don't remember Smash as strongly simply because of the direct competition from Glee at the time, or because it actually wasn't that exciting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Monzo, post: 431586, member: 19949"] I remember before the premiere, everyone thought Glee vs. Smash would be like Dallas vs. Dynasty, but as soon as Smash started, it became clear it was more like Dallas vs. Flamingo Road. Of course, NBC wanted a piece of the musical pie, but Glee was in its third season and still incredibly creative when Smash premiered. Compared to Glee, Smash seemed boring, at least for the important 18-49 demos and the even more interesting 18-34 demos. Perhaps Smash would have had a better chance of winning over viewers if it had premiered a year or two later, when Glee was winding down. Personally, I don't remember Smash as being terribly entertaining. Nevertheless, it's a show I'd rewatch, at least the first few episodes, because I'm not entirely sure if I don't remember Smash as strongly simply because of the direct competition from Glee at the time, or because it actually wasn't that exciting. [/QUOTE]
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