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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 308072" data-attributes="member: 40536">Some of the comments on Family Matters are interestingPeople can certainly like or dislike the show&#039;s changes, the same with any show.No doubt, Urkel&#039;s popularity meant better ratings, and that is why it is called show &quot;business&quot;The best comparison that I could describe is &quot;Happy Days&quot; after Fonzie became so popular, and the show changed its focusAs a Dallas fan, I noticed that once Pam left, the Barnes Ewing feud at the core center of the showdidn&#039;t have the same impact.&nbsp; The only storyline that seemed compelling afterwards was The range war, that interestingly didn&#039;t involve JR!The&quot; new&quot; battle for Ewing Oil with JR and Bobby fighting to reclaim the companysomehow seemed less well-written&quot;Conundrum&quot; was better, I think, than some have indicated, seeing characters in another context.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 308072, member: 40536"] Some of the comments on Family Matters are interesting People can certainly like or dislike the show's changes, the same with any show. No doubt, Urkel's popularity meant better ratings, and that is why it is called show "business" The best comparison that I could describe is "Happy Days" after Fonzie became so popular, and the show changed its focus As a Dallas fan, I noticed that once Pam left, the Barnes Ewing feud at the core center of the show didn't have the same impact. The only storyline that seemed compelling afterwards was The range war, that interestingly didn't involve JR! The" new" battle for Ewing Oil with JR and Bobby fighting to reclaim the company somehow seemed less well-written "Conundrum" was better, I think, than some have indicated, seeing characters in another context. [/QUOTE]

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