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2 comments:
To be fair, Rob, it wasn't like the writer's condescension was misplaced. Losing Alan Alda was a problem for this show. And a sequel sitcom did seem "preordained."
Also, I suspect the apparent lack of specifics regarding the show when this went to press played into the writer's snarky tone. Never a good sign when the show producers don't want to share a script or screener when promoting their show.
You're probably right, Bill. I guess I feel bad for AfterMASH considering I don't think the show ever got a fair shake. And yeah, not screening anything for critics is like waving a red flag.
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