http://thewrap.com/tv/article/nbc-puts-munsters-revamp-back-development-30027 All this and a Bewitched revamp, too (that one over at SeeBS).
Hehehe. Sadly, NBC has the two best shows on network TV but few people seem to watch them. Meanwhile, Ashton Kutcher's Two And A Half Men premiere will probably draw in 25 million viewers.SD_Brian said:
The funny thing is that it's most likely still a comedy but, this time around, they'll have some dramatic elements thrown in. However, somone at NBC thinks that people will be more interested if they hear that it's "dark and edgy!" but that type of marketing BS has turned people off even more than they already were by it being a remake.MatthewA said:
Didn't they already do that? Only it was called "The Simple Life" and Nicole Richie was playing the Kim Kardashian role.Greg Kettell said:
You can't just drop something like that without explanation. I'd say Chuck is one for me, and Parenthood used to be, though the bloom is a little off the rose.TravisR said:
I was referring to Community and Parks And Recreation. I kinda wish I stuck with Parenthood a little longer but I watched the first 3 or 4 episodes and couldn't get into it. And don't hate meGreg_S_H said:
but I've never seen Chuck. I've only heard good things though. Either way, I'd say that NBC's ratings drought are a big reason why any of those shows are still on the air. Since they couldn't get ratings, they had to keep the well reviewed shows.
You're the reason we can't have nice things.TravisR said:And don't hate me
Just kidding! I think you're right that Chuck benefited greatly from NBC's woes. I think the Jay Leno fiasco bought it some time by itself. I'm sorry it's ending, but five years was a long shot and at least it can go out on its own terms now.
