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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 326332" data-attributes="member: 23">It seems to me that most posts in this thread don&#039;t have the specificity you seem to be talking about. And it would probably not go very far if they did.For example, two minutes after making your response in quotes above, you liked a post in this very thread discussing opening credits and billing, so I&#039;m struggling to see how a conversation organically moving in one direction is acceptable while another direction isn&#039;t. It seems logical that Dack&#039;s treatment behind-the-scenes and his relationship with the cast could affect what we saw on screen, so why not discuss that if discussion is what&#039;s wanted?The point I&#039;m making is that discussion doesn&#039;t happen in a vacuum, and this one has opened up a little. If someone wants to bring the thread back to a certain topic then it seems to me the best way to do that would be to make on-topic posts themselves rather than quoting and responding exclusively to ones they feel are off-topic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 326332, member: 23"] It seems to me that most posts in this thread don't have the specificity you seem to be talking about. And it would probably not go very far if they did. For example, two minutes after making your response in quotes above, you liked a post in this very thread discussing opening credits and billing, so I'm struggling to see how a conversation organically moving in one direction is acceptable while another direction isn't. It seems logical that Dack's treatment behind-the-scenes and his relationship with the cast could affect what we saw on screen, so why not discuss that if discussion is what's wanted? The point I'm making is that discussion doesn't happen in a vacuum, and this one has opened up a little. If someone wants to bring the thread back to a certain topic then it seems to me the best way to do that would be to make on-topic posts themselves rather than quoting and responding exclusively to ones they feel are off-topic. [/QUOTE]

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