let things have their time. i understand the idea behind a lot of these revivals, but they’re often pretty bad. it’s not just about getting actors back and rebuilding sets. it’s about the writers and all the other people that work on these shows. i’m fairly happy with how the Futurama revival turned out, but they were already set up for it, and it was really just another joke about all the other times they got revived.
in the case of Everybody Loves Raymond, you don’t have Peter Boyle. without him the show would just be a shadow of its former self anyway.
sometimes it’s better to imagine these characters just riding off into the sunset.
let things have their time. i understand the idea behind a lot of these revivals, but they’re often pretty bad. it’s not just about getting actors back and rebuilding sets. it’s about the writers and all the other people that work on these shows. i’m fairly happy with how the Futurama revival turned out, but they were already set up for it, and it was really just another joke about all the other times they got revived.
in the case of Everybody Loves Raymond, you don’t have Peter Boyle. without him the show would just be a shadow of its former self anyway.
sometimes it’s better to imagine these characters just riding off into the sunset.