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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 61903" data-attributes="member: 100">An interesting question. In part they may have a vision of what the public would enjoy but more often than not those visions are failing. It appears The CW in resurrecting Dynasty have a target audience in mind and it&#039;s definitely not the crowd from 1981-1989. No, this is for the hip and happening crowd who enjoy watching a man eating a woman&#039;s ______. The soon-to-be step children meeting their future step-mother while daddy is having his wicked way with her on the office desk...and no one flinches, take another sip of whatever your drinking there Steven. Step-daughter biting the head off a bride cake. Future step-mother who continues to suck on a straw despite the drink running out last year. Ripped dresses, pulled hair, sashaying towards your future husband looking half pissed. Yes, the 18-34 year brigade are going to love this. If those decision makers believe this is what makes good television then little wonder there are more failures than successes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 61903, member: 100"] An interesting question. In part they may have a vision of what the public would enjoy but more often than not those visions are failing. It appears The CW in resurrecting Dynasty have a target audience in mind and it's definitely not the crowd from 1981-1989. No, this is for the hip and happening crowd who enjoy watching a man eating a woman's ______. The soon-to-be step children meeting their future step-mother while daddy is having his wicked way with her on the office desk...and no one flinches, take another sip of whatever your drinking there Steven. Step-daughter biting the head off a bride cake. Future step-mother who continues to suck on a straw despite the drink running out last year. Ripped dresses, pulled hair, sashaying towards your future husband looking half pissed. Yes, the 18-34 year brigade are going to love this. If those decision makers believe this is what makes good television then little wonder there are more failures than successes. [/QUOTE]

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