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   YourName to All   
   Re: New American series   
   12 Oct 12 19:02:08   
   
   From Newsgroup: rec.arts.drwho.moderated   
   From Address: YourName@YourISP.com (Your Name)   
   Subject: Re: New American series   
      
   In article   
   <35995d55-867b-4be9-a8a3-bfc9bc72451a@r10g2000vby.googlegroups.com>, solar   
   penguin  wrote:   
   > Your Name wrote:   
   > >   
   > > Whether one of these silly "reboot" / "change" shows / movies actually   
   > > "works" in terms of being successful or popular is completely irrelevant.   
   >    
   > In what way irrelevant?  It's definitely relevant to the movie studios   
   > or TV companies, who always want a successful or popular product.   
      
   Irrelvant to whether or not it fits with what has already been   
   established, whether or not it's really part of the existing franchise,   
   ... Making money or being popular has absolutely nothing to do with   
   quality nor does it automatically mean something fits with what has come   
   before. Neither does simply having "Star Trek" in the title actually mean   
   it's part of the real "Star Trek" franchise (calling it "Star Trek Barney"   
   doesn't suddenly mean the "Barney" shows are part of the "Star Trek"   
   franchise).   
      
   Of course, most people are apparently too dumb to understand that names   
   actually mean something. They blindly believe that if it says "Batllestar   
   Galactica" on the tin, then it must be "Battlestar Galactica", even when   
   the people making it are telling them it's really completely different.     
   :-\   
      
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