>Really dislike Addison as a actress/character. Not a good enough actor, or just not a good character (it's hard to tell). Her motivations for emotions are all over the place, and there are very few realistic emotions out of her.

I wasn't really surprised when I found out that this is quite literally her first ever tv/movie acting job.

>It also feels like they stuffed a Q into the show, but then just made them straight for an episode to move the plot along, and the whole dynamic between them so very unbelievable.

I'm a bit confused, what do you mean by 'a Q'?

>New elements that wernt in the original show.

Than people complain it's just a lazy copy the original that doesn't do anything new.

Than all writers would keep doing that and no shows would ever get cancelled. It's pretty much the reason they even try it in the first place.

Because of the usual reason a franchise becomes big, a lot of people watch and enjoy it.

Yes, I notice it a lot on this sub when a show gets cancelled. Half the comment section consists of people going "I am so fucking angry they've cancelled this, I haven't started watching, and I definitely won't now!!!!". It's even funnier if the show came out like 9 months before it was cancelled.

Does he ever become a good Doctor?

John Goodman would be getting pretty close by playing Dan Conner for 15 seasons now

I feel like if you have to resort to cherry picking episodes, don't bother with the show at all, just stop.

That was a covid thing

I feel like this was pretty inevitable when Season 1 finished almost 3 years ago

>Literally no show is safe these days no matter how popular.

Isn't this really only a AMC/streaming thing at the moment? Shows on network television seem pretty safe if they're popular enough. Plus I think Netflix was really only doing this when covid screwed things up for a while, unless I'm remembering incorrectly.

Also, both Laverne & Shirley died at the of 75

I'm still disappointed New Orleans didn't finish with Pride leaping

>The Simpsons did the right thing by never addressing the fake Skinner plotline.

Isn't the episode parodying this though? I recall a scene at the end where someone says none of this will ever be mentioned again.

When I glanced Married with Children, I thought you were going to mention them retconning them adopting the kid named 7.

>has she changed?

Doubt it, she was one of the people (along with Scott Baio) saying the election was rigged and Joe Biden was going to be arrested.

In a way, she's one of the few people to actually get canceled, her show.

Sasha Alexander wasn't fired, she asked them to terminate her contract because she couldn't handle the workload.

She left to do another show (which was cancelled after 1 season) because SVU wasn't doing anything with her character,

I think you can kind of tell it's a live studio audience when Fez first appears, He goes to say something but the audience is still going off their heads and he has to wait a bit longer.

I just want 1 :(

It was probably like the end of Season 4 of Stranger Things

Aren't the main actors usually contractually obligated too?

> She's doing the interviews

Don't most of the main actors do that though? producers/writers rarely do.