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Why has Grey's Anatomy succeeded where 80s soaps failed?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 74781" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Introducing a long lost brother, sister, son or daughter is stale nowadays. Anytime a series tries this old chestnut is when I pull the plug. Lazy writing in my opinion, as if this scenario hasn't been done a million times. As another poster (Snarky?) rightfully pointed out. When Dallas introduced James Beaumont so late in the series the shock value was not there. Introducing another child of JR's early in the series could have worked a treat, as it would have unbalanced the Ewing household.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 74781, member: 100"] Introducing a long lost brother, sister, son or daughter is stale nowadays. Anytime a series tries this old chestnut is when I pull the plug. Lazy writing in my opinion, as if this scenario hasn't been done a million times. As another poster (Snarky?) rightfully pointed out. When Dallas introduced James Beaumont so late in the series the shock value was not there. Introducing another child of JR's early in the series could have worked a treat, as it would have unbalanced the Ewing household. [/QUOTE]
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