History AdaptedOut / LiveActionTV

** In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1985S1E4 Nightcrawlers]]", Price mentions that he has met [[TheVietnamVet four other Vietnam vets]] with the same ability to [[YourMindMakesItReal manifest their thoughts]] but none of them appear. In the short story by Robert R. [=McCammon=], one of them, calling himself Tompkins and claiming to be from a veterans' association, visits Big Bob at his farm about two months after his diner is destroyed.
** In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1985S1E6 A Message from Charity]]", the parson of Annes Town in 1700 is only mentioned briefly and is not named. In the short story by William M. Lee, Parson John Hix is a minor supporting character.

* In the original ''Series/GetSmart'' series final season, Max and 99 had twins, a boy and a girl. In the 1995 revival series only the (now adult) son is shown, with only a couple quick mentions of his sister.

** Aside from Beast Boy, other members of the Doom Patrol in the comics who never appear in this continuity are Karma and Scott Fischer from the Paul Kupperberg era, Negative Man's period as Rebis from Creator/GrantMorrison's run, Lotion the Cat and Lucius Reynolds from [[ComicBook/DoomPatrol2016 Gerard Way's run]] and ''every new member'' who was introduced in Rachel Pollack, John Arcudi and Creator/JohnByrne's runs.

** Aside from Beast Boy, other members of the Doom Patrol in the comics who never appear in this continuity are Karma and Scott Fischer from the Paul Kupperberg era, Negative Man's period as Rebis from Creator/GrantMorrison's run, Lotion the Cat and Lucius Reynolds from Gerard Way's run and ''every new member'' who was introduced in Rachel Pollack, John Arcudi and Creator/JohnByrne's runs.

* ''Series/LegendsOfTheSuperheroes'', a pair of live-action television specials produced by Creator/HannaBarbera that were loosely based on the ''WesternAnimation/{{Superfriends}}'' cartoon, omitted Superman and Wonder Woman from this continuity's interpretation of the Justice League because Superman had [[Film/SupermanTheMovie his own movie]] released the year prior to the specials airing and [[Series/WonderWoman1975 Wonder Woman's television series]] was airing on a different network (Creator/{{CBS}} rather than Creator/{{NBC}}). Strangely, while the special's version of the LegionOfDoom obviously couldn't use any of Superman's enemies, the villain team still had Wonder Woman's adversary Giganta as a member.

* ''Series/TheBoys2019'' drops out Comicbook/MartianManhunter {{Expy}} Jack from Jupiter (creator Eric Kripke [[https://www.reddit.com/r/television/comments/cjt17f/im_eric_kripke_the_cocreator_of_the_new_amazon/evfuse6/ explained that]] an alien would be too fantastic for their grounded approach[[note]]disregarding that Jack from Jupiter wasn't a real alien in the first place and only looked like one because of his Vought mutation, in addition to a setting where people can get super powers from AppliedPhlebotinum already being divorced from reality as it is[[/note]]), with an original character, Translucent, taking his place as the final member of The Seven.

* ''Series/TheBoys2019'' drops out Comicbook/MartianManhunter {{Expy}} Jack from Jupiter (creator Eric Kripke [[https://www.reddit.com/r/television/comments/cjt17f/im_eric_kripke_the_cocreator_of_the_new_amazon/evfuse6/ explained that]] an alien would be too fantastic for their grounded approach), with an original character, Translucent, taking his place as the final member of The Seven.

* ''Series/{{The 100}}'' TV series leaves out Glass, one of the four viewpoint characters from the book.

** Most likely due to being a ComicBook/JusticeLeague founder in all continuities post-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', ComicBook/{{Cyborg}} is not part of the titular Titans. Interestingly however, he ''is'' a main character in the SpinOff, ''Series/DoomPatrol2019''.
** The team's roster is largely based on the 80s ''New Teen Titans'' comics by Marv Wolfman and George Perez, with the other main exception (after the aforementioned Cyborg) being the omission of Wally West, a.k.a Kid Flash. It's unknown if the character was left out due to his use in the live-action CW ''[[Series/TheFlash2014 Flash]]'' series, or if the producers plan to introduce him in a later season.
** In the original comics, Comicbook/{{Deathstroke}} has two sons named Grant and Joey, with Grant's death being the main reason Deathstroke ended up as an enemy of the Teen Titans in the first place. Grant does not exist in this timeline, and instead it's Joey ([[AdaptationNameChange renamed]] "Jericho") who inadvertently ends up causing Deathstroke's vendetta against the Titans.

** In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E14ThirdFromTheSun Third from the Sun]]", Jerry and Ann Riden don't have any children. In the short story by Creator/RichardMatheson, the unnamed equivalent characters have two.
** In "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS5E127TheOldManInTheCave The Old Man in the Cave]]", Mr. Goldsmith is the leader of the Village. In the short story "The Old Man" by Henry Slesar, it is run by the Governors.
** "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS5E136TheSelfImprovementOfSalvadoreRoss The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross]]" does not include three minor characters from the short story by Henry Slesar: the bald bartender Phil who trades $112 for the title character's full head of hair, the homeless man who trades his hair to Ross for a place to sleep or Mr. Halpert's chauffeur Jan who trades access to Halpert for Ross' skills at pool.
** "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS5E137Number12LooksJustLikeYou Number 12 Looks Just Like You]]" omits Mr. Willmes, Mary Cuberle's supervisor at Interplan who fires her when he learns that she does not intend to undergo the Transformation.

** In "Nightcrawlers", Price mentions that he has met [[TheVietnamVet four other Vietnam vets]] with the same ability to [[YourMindMakesItReal manifest their thoughts]] but none of them appear. In the short story by Robert R. [=McCammon=], one of them, calling himself Tompkins and claiming to be from a veterans' association, visits Big Bob at his farm about two months after his diner is destroyed.
** In "A Message from Charity", the parson of Annes Town in 1700 is only mentioned briefly and is not named. In the short story by William M. Lee, Parson John Hix is a minor supporting character.
** "The Misfortune Cookie", an adaptation of the short story by Charles E. Fritch, omits Harry Folger's lover Cynthia Peters, his wife and Cynthia's husband.
** "A Matter of Minutes" omits Gurrah, the supervisor of [[PurgatoryAndLimbo Limbo]], a major supporting character in the short story "Yesterday Was Monday" by Creator/TheodoreSturgeon.
** "Dead Run" omits two supporting characters from the short story by Greg Bear: a young hitchhiker named Bill and his recently deceased girlfriend Sherill, whom Bill manages to [[RescuedFromTheUnderworld rescue from Hell]].
** "The After Hours" omits two supporting characters from the [[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E34TheAfterHours original episode]]: the department store sales supervisor Mr. Armbruster and the store manager Mr. Sloan.
** "Time and Teresa Golowitz" omits two minor characters from the short story "Influencing the Hell Out of Time and Teresa Golowitz" by Parke Godwin: Bill Tait and Frankie Maguerra.

* ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'':

* 'kSeries/Des2020'': In real life, three survivors testified against serial killer Dennis Nilsen at his trial. In the dramatisation, Paul Nobbs is never mentioned and only the other two appear. This is PlayedForDrama, with D.C.I. Jay desperately arranging for the fragile and vulnerable Carl Stottor to testify after the defence tries to discredit the first witness, Douglas Stewart. In reality, Nobbs testified after Stewart (and before Stottor) and was deemed a credible witness -- the jury unanimously found Nilsen guilty of his attempted murder.