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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 202522" data-attributes="member: 102"><p>There was a deleted scene with John Ross' sister? So they had already cast an actress to play her? Did they delete the scene because they decided to get a different actress?</p><p></p><p>I agree you don't have to stay to true to it, considering it didn't air. Can you imagine anyone being so meticulous as to make a continuation from the original that stays true to scenes that never aired? Cidre couldn't even manage to stay true to what <strong>did </strong>air<strong>. </strong>Not that I'd suggest to anyone to use her standards. It's partly because her standards were so low that I wouldn't mind if they ignored her show and just made the best continuation they could, staying true to the original story. I don't see the incentive to want to stay true to a failed product. Considering the success of the original and how it had over 350 episodes, but Cidre couldn't muster more than 40 episodes before being cancelled, I don't think I'm alone in thinking that the TNT show was not authentic Dallas. I've covered that already.</p><p></p><p>I don't mind the idea of a continuation that acknowledges Cidre's project but to take it to a level where someone would try to stay faithful to scenes that weren't aired, what would be the point? If the scenes didn't even meet Cidre's almost non-existent standard of quality, that tells me they were best left deleted!</p><p></p><p>I kind of feel bad for the original cast actors who read the script and decided to accept the job anyway. I wonder if some needed the money that badly, after already earning so much in their careers. It was nice to see them on TV again though, together in the same show. That was what I did like about TNT Dallas - it gave us the chance to see them again, together in the same show.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 202522, member: 102"] There was a deleted scene with John Ross' sister? So they had already cast an actress to play her? Did they delete the scene because they decided to get a different actress? I agree you don't have to stay to true to it, considering it didn't air. Can you imagine anyone being so meticulous as to make a continuation from the original that stays true to scenes that never aired? Cidre couldn't even manage to stay true to what [B]did [/B]air[B]. [/B]Not that I'd suggest to anyone to use her standards. It's partly because her standards were so low that I wouldn't mind if they ignored her show and just made the best continuation they could, staying true to the original story. I don't see the incentive to want to stay true to a failed product. Considering the success of the original and how it had over 350 episodes, but Cidre couldn't muster more than 40 episodes before being cancelled, I don't think I'm alone in thinking that the TNT show was not authentic Dallas. I've covered that already. I don't mind the idea of a continuation that acknowledges Cidre's project but to take it to a level where someone would try to stay faithful to scenes that weren't aired, what would be the point? If the scenes didn't even meet Cidre's almost non-existent standard of quality, that tells me they were best left deleted! I kind of feel bad for the original cast actors who read the script and decided to accept the job anyway. I wonder if some needed the money that badly, after already earning so much in their careers. It was nice to see them on TV again though, together in the same show. That was what I did like about TNT Dallas - it gave us the chance to see them again, together in the same show. [/QUOTE]
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