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<blockquote data-quote="MenaceTheDennis" data-source="post: 345191" data-attributes="member: 148">I totally agree that the show HAD run its course. While the post dream season had its moments, there was the feeling the air had been let out of the balloon, and the plug should’ve been pulled on the show the end of this season, but it’s still was a ratings hit (number 11 for the season) so that wasn’t going to happen.The producers and writers really lost its knack for casting and writing the last four years. Katzman had said they were maybe going to recast Pam (some YouTube clip I saw). I think the only way it MAY (big maybe) have worked would’ve been to get a high profile tv actress in the role who viewers knew. Michaels would’ve been crucified. They just painted themselves into a corner with Pam’s exit, probably just to get a good cliffhanger. And it all gets back to the writing and long term planning of the stories(her exit perfect example) which deteriorated rapidly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MenaceTheDennis, post: 345191, member: 148"] I totally agree that the show HAD run its course. While the post dream season had its moments, there was the feeling the air had been let out of the balloon, and the plug should’ve been pulled on the show the end of this season, but it’s still was a ratings hit (number 11 for the season) so that wasn’t going to happen. The producers and writers really lost its knack for casting and writing the last four years. Katzman had said they were maybe going to recast Pam (some YouTube clip I saw). I think the only way it MAY (big maybe) have worked would’ve been to get a high profile tv actress in the role who viewers knew. Michaels would’ve been crucified. They just painted themselves into a corner with Pam’s exit, probably just to get a good cliffhanger. And it all gets back to the writing and long term planning of the stories(her exit perfect example) which deteriorated rapidly. [/QUOTE]

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