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6th May '13 12:41:50 PM AnthonyMercer

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"Series" is generally used for the revived show, and "Season" for the classic series

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6th May '13 12:25:54 PM AnotherStatsGuy

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'''Real Life'''
* Often with sport teams:
** The Boston Celtics from 1957 to 1976. Bill Russell was the only player to win all eleven titles. Havelchek was a member for the latter half of the 60s and the two titles from the 70s. (Nobody from the 1981 Champion Roster was a member back in 1976, making the '80s at [[Reboot]].) 
** The Chicago Bulls under Phil Jackson saw the entire roster (aside from Scottie Pippen) turnover. No player from the 1st three peat besides Pippen and Jordan was a member of the second three-peat, and Michael himself spent 18 months away from the NBA.
** The Houston Rockets had a long-runner cast turnover from 1981 to 1995. (During their four final appearances.) Robert Reid was the only player to play for the Rockets in 1981 and 1986 Finals. Olajuwon was the only player from the 1986 Roster to win the 1993-1994 title with the Rockets.
** The Los Angeles Lakers had a turnover beginning with the 1979-1980 title. A.C. Green was the only player from the '80s to win a Lakers title in the next three-peat.
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15th Mar '13 8:14:25 AM LondonKdS

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12th Mar '13 8:12:35 PM Austin

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* Several [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} long]]-[[Anime/SailorMoon Running]] [[Anime/DragonBall Anime]] suffer from a form of this as their dub casts change over the long course of production, usually by way of ChannelHop or sudden [[NoExportForYou export-stoppages]] being [[UnCanceled overturned]]. WesternAnimation usually averts this due to [[SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon usually only lasting 65 Episodes]], but for those series which pass this mark or those that change channels all bets are off. Of course, with animation, TheOtherDarrin is more likely to be used, unless the character is so iconic that changing his or her voice would be unthinkable (see ''nearly everyone ever'' in ''TheSimpsons''.) For example, ''{{Pokemon}}'' had a [[ChannelHop production company hop]] leading to a total overhaul of its entire cast. ''Ben10'' had a TimeSkip aging up the main and recurring kid characters ''and'' it was decided that Creator/DeeBradleyBaker should voice ''all'' of Ben's aliens, and then more recently decided "nah, give the guy a break." The result is many characters (and alternate forms of characters) having ''three'' actors, even when actor availability isn't an issue.

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* Several [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} long]]-[[Anime/SailorMoon Running]] [[Anime/DragonBall Anime]] suffer from a form of this as their dub casts change over the long course of production, usually by way of ChannelHop or sudden [[NoExportForYou export-stoppages]] being [[UnCanceled overturned]]. WesternAnimation usually averts this due to [[SixtyFiveEpisodeCartoon usually only lasting 65 Episodes]], but for those series which pass this mark or those that change channels all bets are off. Of course, with animation, TheOtherDarrin is more likely to be used, unless the character is so iconic that changing his or her voice would be unthinkable (see ''nearly everyone ever'' in ''TheSimpsons''.) For example, ''{{Pokemon}}'' had a [[ChannelHop production company hop]] leading to a total overhaul of its entire cast. ''{{Ben 10}}'' had a TimeSkip aging up the main and recurring kid characters ''and'' it was decided that Creator/DeeBradleyBaker should voice ''all'' of Ben's aliens, and then more recently decided "nah, give the guy a break." The result is many characters (and alternate forms of characters) having ''three'' actors, even when actor availability isn't an issue.

11th Mar '13 1:36:08 PM EarlOfSandvich

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