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<blockquote data-quote="Miss Texas 1967" data-source="post: 251639" data-attributes="member: 36">I did this around the beginning of last year sometime, skipping the dream season where it fits chronologically and watching it after the final season which was actually a huge treat as the cast went from hardly any originals to quite a number of originals. By the last few seasons the cast was dwindling and the actual writing felt off. It&#039;s not even just that we got out of place things like Johnny Dancer and the Jory/Kit bad guys things having their own place but the entire feel of the show is just different. The 90s look to everything doesn&#039;t help and the remaining original cast members acting like different people and working in plots that just weren&#039;t tightly written makes it fall flat. One thing I do remember noticing clearly is how much I forgot Cliff changed. He&#039;s so personable at the beginning and then morphs into someone entirely different. On rewatch the movies were so much better than I remember them being too. I remembered thinking the plots didn’t really make sense the previous times I watched them but then this time I didn’t really have any issues with them.I also rewatched the TNT show, full thoughts are on the rewatch threads over there. All that wasted potential.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Miss Texas 1967, post: 251639, member: 36"] I did this around the beginning of last year sometime, skipping the dream season where it fits chronologically and watching it after the final season which was actually a huge treat as the cast went from hardly any originals to quite a number of originals. By the last few seasons the cast was dwindling and the actual writing felt off. It's not even just that we got out of place things like Johnny Dancer and the Jory/Kit bad guys things having their own place but the entire feel of the show is just different. The 90s look to everything doesn't help and the remaining original cast members acting like different people and working in plots that just weren't tightly written makes it fall flat. One thing I do remember noticing clearly is how much I forgot Cliff changed. He's so personable at the beginning and then morphs into someone entirely different. On rewatch the movies were so much better than I remember them being too. I remembered thinking the plots didn’t really make sense the previous times I watched them but then this time I didn’t really have any issues with them. I also rewatched the TNT show, full thoughts are on the rewatch threads over there. All that wasted potential. [/QUOTE]

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