Malcolm in the Middle is coming back, so is Scrubs.
Literally nothing is sacred; not that I really cared about those shows to begin with, but it’s just gross how blatant everything is lately, like people legitimately do not care in the slightest.
How shitty people are, how expensive everything is, how creatively bankrupt everyone is…
Originally most of them were just getting the cast back together to talk about the show. The TV show Friends did a version of this a few years ago.
We also got the film or TV movie that revisited the cast and story, usually a few years after the show ended. The TV show Psych did a handful of these.
And of course more recently, as you noted, we’ve started to get the new seasons version. King of the Hill would be a good recent example of this format.
It’s fun to revisit the worlds these shows created. Some suck. Some are great. Some are just sorta in the middle.
Malcolm in the Middle is coming back, so is Scrubs.
Literally nothing is sacred; not that I really cared about those shows to begin with, but it’s just gross how blatant everything is lately, like people legitimately do not care in the slightest.
How shitty people are, how expensive everything is, how creatively bankrupt everyone is…
“Reunion episodes” have been a thing for years. Wikipedia even has a whole list of them.
Originally most of them were just getting the cast back together to talk about the show. The TV show Friends did a version of this a few years ago.
We also got the film or TV movie that revisited the cast and story, usually a few years after the show ended. The TV show Psych did a handful of these.
And of course more recently, as you noted, we’ve started to get the new seasons version. King of the Hill would be a good recent example of this format.
It’s fun to revisit the worlds these shows created. Some suck. Some are great. Some are just sorta in the middle.