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Xavier Breath

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7. I never watched Walking Dead but I certainly agree with the sentiment.

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Sun May 12, 2024, 07:14 PM

May 2024

M*A*S*H and The Big Bang Theory immediately leap to mind. The Mary Tyler Moore Show did it right by exiting after seven seasons. More shows need to follow the old show business axiom: always leave them wanting more.

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Could be interesting. The original went on a bit long at 9 seasons. Shermann May 2024 #1

That wasn't the original series JoseBalow May 2024 #2

Yeah, the last couple seasons of the original were mostly forgettable. Xavier Breath May 2024 #3

Seven seasons is the magic number for a great show to bow out after Shermann May 2024 #5

I never watched Walking Dead but I certainly agree with the sentiment. Xavier Breath May 2024 #7

Star Trek TNG had seven seasons Shermann May 2024 #8

I lo-o-oved Silicon Valley! But I'm not sure a reboot would ever be possible FakeNoose May 2024 #4

Well by reboot I mean an all-new cast, but with fresh new stories. Shermann May 2024 #6

What's the point? bif May 2024 #9