Star Trek Sheep: The Next Generation
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I can't speak as a player, but as a Sheepmaster I like it when people think creatively within the confines of the wording of the question.
reverie's Kirsten Dunst answer was a gamble and and it turned out to be fucking brilliant.
reverie's Kirsten Dunst answer was a gamble and and it turned out to be fucking brilliant.
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I also don't think wishbone was complaining about the answer, just questioning why JF thinks it's incorrect as I was.
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I have no problem with creative answers but I find it hard to believe that Fleetwood counts as a Star Trek actor when he didn't even have any lines but Family Guy doesn't count as a show brought back through fan action.
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I wish Pike was considered a right answer. I figured he would be and I would then be able to stir controversy by asking why Ro Laren doesn't count if Pike does. Michelle Forbes turned down two series, after all.
Thanks to Tracer. I'm glad to have finished in the negative numbers. I hope we have a round 3!
Thanks to Tracer. I'm glad to have finished in the negative numbers. I hope we have a round 3!
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Did Fleetwood only appear as a musical guest on SNL? I seem to recall in the first instance of regular TV Sheep, musical guests on variety shows did not count as appearing...
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I wish Pike was considered a right answer. I figured he would be and I would then be able to stir controversy by asking why Ro Laren doesn't count if Pike does. Michelle Forbes turned down two series, after all.
Thanks to Tracer. I'm glad to have finished in the negative numbers. I hope we have a round 3!
Thanks to Tracer. I'm glad to have finished in the negative numbers. I hope we have a round 3!
Also, Michelle Forbes was not a correct answer because turning a job down does not equal quitting.
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Anyway, despite my grousing, thanks for doing all the hard work of running this thing, and congratulations to reverie on your victory.
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Darn I only lost because Hunter deciding not to come back for the second pilot somehow means he didn't quit.
Congrats to reverie
Congrats to reverie
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Congrats to reverie for the win! And many thanks again to our sheep host Tracer Bullet!
I'm happy where I ended up, considering I got two mega wrong answer additions.
I'm happy where I ended up, considering I got two mega wrong answer additions.
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Not to take too much away from reverie's impressive victory (congrats, by the way, reverie), but I feel that I must point out that the 7 point swing from the Family Guy question cost me first place. This is probably the closest I'll ever get to a victory.
Of course this wouldn't bother me so much if I even understood why Family Guy didn't count. The only real argument I saw out there was that the people who bought the DVD's and watched the show (in such numbers that it caused the powers that be to bring it back) weren't actually fans.
Anyways, congrats again, reverie. Thanks Tracer for putting on a good game. Fun as always.
Of course this wouldn't bother me so much if I even understood why Family Guy didn't count. The only real argument I saw out there was that the people who bought the DVD's and watched the show (in such numbers that it caused the powers that be to bring it back) weren't actually fans.
Anyways, congrats again, reverie. Thanks Tracer for putting on a good game. Fun as always.
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Of course this wouldn't bother me so much if I even understood why Family Guy didn't count. The only real argument I saw out there was that the people who bought the DVD's and watched the show (in such numbers that it caused the powers that be to bring it back) weren't actually fans.
It's questions like this one that make me scrutinize every little detail about every answer I come up with for these games. They're still fun though! Thanks TB!!!
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Parents can buy their (hopefully older) kids the show. Someone can pick it up because they heard it was good. Or it just looks animated and funny. Whatever.
Hell, when I bought them, I wasn't a fan. I'm still not a fan now. But they were a good price and I needed more TV on DVD for when I wanted to see something but didn't have two hours.
However, no one sane starts a letter-writing campaign to a network if they are not a fan.
Hell, when I bought them, I wasn't a fan. I'm still not a fan now. But they were a good price and I needed more TV on DVD for when I wanted to see something but didn't have two hours.
However, no one sane starts a letter-writing campaign to a network if they are not a fan.
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Of course this wouldn't bother me so much if I even understood why Family Guy didn't count. The only real argument I saw out there was that the people who bought the DVD's and watched the show (in such numbers that it caused the powers that be to bring it back) weren't actually fans.
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Right. My recollection of the situation (due to a friend who was an old school Family Guy megafan) was that Family Guy on DVD was something he wanted so he could relive those memories, not because he thought some sort of concerted fan action could bring such a show back. I recall he was floored when Fox brought it back (and he ended up in the camp that thinks the new episodes suck).
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It doesn't matter. The question was "name a show that was brought back by fan action". The intent of the fans isn't part of the question.
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Oh, crap.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_guy
Is that actually correct? If so, I think I'd have to call the Family Guy answer right based on the season 2 cancellation, not the season 3 one.
Its cancellation was announced, but then a shift in power at Fox and outcry from the fans led to a reversal of that decision and the making of a third season, after which it was canceled again.
Is that actually correct? If so, I think I'd have to call the Family Guy answer right based on the season 2 cancellation, not the season 3 one.
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Oh, crap.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_guy
Is that actually correct? If so, I think I'd have to call the Family Guy answer right based on the season 2 cancellation, not the season 3 one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_guy
Is that actually correct? If so, I think I'd have to call the Family Guy answer right based on the season 2 cancellation, not the season 3 one.
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There was a great deal of debate and rumor during the second and third seasons about whether Family Guy would be cancelled or renewed. Fox publicly announced that the show had been cancelled at the end of the second season. In an attempt to convince Fox to renew the show, dismayed fans created websites, signed petitions, and wrote letters; some even sent diapers and baby food to the network to "save" Stewie.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Family_Guy