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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 200047" data-attributes="member: 7">I have seriously considered skipping the Dream Season just to get the complete series in the can. If it doesn't effect the remainder of the story, then I don't necessarily see the point of watching an entire season's worth of episodes to erase it all from my mind as if it was really all the dream they wrote it off as. Season Nine, or Eight, however you address it, was the show's longest season in number of episodes. A total of thirty-one episodes aired that season, which I find terribly ironic. I know it wasn't the producers' initial intention to write off the year as a dream, but it just reads kind of funny to me that this longer season was the one we the audience were/are asked to toss away. I'm not entirely clued in on how the process went about deciding to bring Bobby back in that dream-induced shower, but I'd guess the writers and producers tacked on a couple of episodes there toward the end of the year. Maybe they didn't do that at all. I can't remember really. My memory here's a little fuzzy to say the least.I find it kind of disappointing that I'd spend thirty-one hours, roughly, of my time watching shows that I'm going to have to discard in the long run. I've seriously thought about watching Seasons Ten through Fourteen first, and then going back to this Dream Season to see what was thrown out to bring Bobby back to the forefront. Either way, I'll end up eventually watching Pam's dream, but I won't like it, I'm sure.</blockquote>

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