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And the best example I know of in which a focus group (preview audience) was dead wrong and ignored by the "creators" in favor of staying true to their original vision, is The Mary Tyler Moore Show. It was (one of) the lowest rated preview audience shows of all time (according to all involved). And the rest, as they say, is history.

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there is another link to an article from which I've copied the following;

CW: Robert Cobert has been your go-to composer since Dark Shadows. Will he be involved with Our Fathers?

Curtis: He will be involved in everything I ever do, including this show. He's the most brilliant composer around, and he's never let me down. What he did on Winds and War was unbelievable. The guy just writes dead-perfect scores.

Does anyone have any professional insight (or an educated guess) as to whether the WB DS project could be considered DC's "anything I'll ever do" enough so that we might expect Mr. Colbert will be doing the score for the new DS?

And for those who know, did the 91 series use any of the same themes and or cues as the 60's series had?

Don't know why they got rid of the Viki character, but I've always thought that if Groves had taken over the role after AM that the character would/could have continued on. Of course this is without knowing why they decided to get rid of Viki once and for all.

Anyone think Viki could have continued to the end of the series, or do you think the character just played itself out? Sort of like the Josette character became obsolete in the scheme of things. Honestly, I don't think I could have taken another Josette/Barn rehash.