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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 375298" data-attributes="member: 40536">The comparison to Polly Holliday is a good one.&nbsp; Both were good characters but not essential.&nbsp; However, both shows were never as good after those ladies left the casts.I do think Suzanne Somers may have been right about network execs being more inflexible.&nbsp; It wasn&#039;t that long after Farrah Fawcett-Majorsleft Charlies Angels after one season, and negotiating to negate her contract.&nbsp; Network execs may have not wanted repeats of such events.&nbsp; When Suzanne Somers demands became so overwhelming, it probably united the network(s) in making such decisions.I think that after Suzanne Somers came back, she was only in the final scene on a telephone in a room alone.I noticed that when watching the reruns of that final season, that final scene seems to be missing.All in all, sympathies to Suzanne Somers loved ones.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 375298, member: 40536"] The comparison to Polly Holliday is a good one. Both were good characters but not essential. However, both shows were never as good after those ladies left the casts. I do think Suzanne Somers may have been right about network execs being more inflexible. It wasn't that long after Farrah Fawcett-Majors left Charlies Angels after one season, and negotiating to negate her contract. Network execs may have not wanted repeats of such events. When Suzanne Somers demands became so overwhelming, it probably united the network(s) in making such decisions. I think that after Suzanne Somers came back, she was only in the final scene on a telephone in a room alone. I noticed that when watching the reruns of that final season, that final scene seems to be missing. All in all, sympathies to Suzanne Somers loved ones. [/QUOTE]

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