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Although complete side note I did love the episode of The Office where Jim relented and dressed up as Popeye for Pam.
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Haven't gotten to that ep in my
Office rewatch yet, but that's love. And when Hyde is a little older, he might do the same for Jackie if it meant that much to her.
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The first few times the kids are at the hub, it's a lot busier, has multiple pinball machines. It's hard to imagine some of the later scenarios that played out there occuring within the original arrangement. Preferences?
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Hard to say since we didn't get to see the original version of The Hub that much. But just because most of the storylines happened in the less crowded/extensive Hub, I'm going with that one. The original Hub might've been too distracting from the characters.
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Also, I read in another thread Misty wrote about how actors change & age & such, but that characters live on & are portrayed by different acrors over time. T7S cast have discussed being open to a special or a film. Would it be more interesting to see a T7S movie that isn't the 70's with the original cast. Or more interesting to see a T7S movie set in the 70's, but with a currently younger cast? With as many plot, characterization & timeline inconsistencies as T7S had, maybe split the difference & just have the original cast in the 70's anyway? Also, would a T7S film be better within a linear 3 act frame or as a Linklater-esque slice of life character driven piece?
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Personally, I don't a T7S movie or TV movie or series revival. The show's writing deteriorated as time went on and went kablooey in season 8. I don't trust that any new official T7S material would do the characters justice. I prefer well-written fanfic by people who understand and respect who the characters (and show) are at their core.