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* ExecutiveMeddling: The decision to have Seamus's winning garnished for the first six years (giving him an annuity of thirty bucks and twenty-nine cents) was forced on the creative team by network executives. This lead to the hilarious [[HandWave handwaving]] of Seamus's mansion belonging to the marine biologist Riley, who is never actually seen in it.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The decision series was an original pitch created by playwright David Beaird which had been circulating in Hollywood for several years. Fox bought it with the intention of making it their own version of Series/NorthernExposure. After the pilot was produced they mandated several changes to have make it closer to Northern Exposure, most notably having Seamus's winning lottery winnings garnished for so that he'd be trapped in Key West (similar to Joel in Cicely). There were also several episodes which had the first six years (giving him an annuity exact same plots as episodes of thirty bucks Northern Exposure (most notably "Pieces of A Man" and twenty-nine cents) was forced on the creative team by network executives. This lead to the hilarious [[HandWave handwaving]] of Seamus's mansion belonging to the marine biologist Riley, who is never actually seen in it."The Great Unknown").
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The decision to have Seamus's winning garnished for the first fifteen years (giving him an annuity of about ten bucks) was forced on the creative team by network executives. This lead to the hilarious [[HandWave handwaving]] of Seamus's mansion belonging to the marine biologist, who is never actually seen in it.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The decision to have Seamus's winning garnished for the first fifteen six years (giving him an annuity of about ten bucks) thirty bucks and twenty-nine cents) was forced on the creative team by network executives. This lead to the hilarious [[HandWave handwaving]] of Seamus's mansion belonging to the marine biologist, biologist Riley, who is never actually seen in it.
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* OutOfOrder: Episode 9 ends with Hunter Gardner disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, but he appears in the next episode with no explanation as to what happened. The last four episodes seem to have been held back from earlier in the season since they contain plotlines such as Seamus writing his first story (he'd already written several by this point) and meeting the mayor for the first time (they'd already met on several occasions.)
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* OutOfOrder: Episode 9 ends with Hunter Gardner Farmer disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, but he appears in the next episode with no explanation as to what happened. The last four episodes seem to have been held back from earlier in the season since they contain plotlines such as Seamus writing his first story (he'd already written several by this point) and meeting the mayor for the first time (they'd already met on several occasions.)
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* ExecutiveMeddling: The decision to have Seamus's winning garnished for the first fifteen years (giving him an annuity of about ten bucks) was forced on the creative team by network executives. This lead to the hilarious [[HandWave handwaving]] of Seamus's mansion belonging to the marine biologist, who is never actually seen in it.
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* OutOfOrder: Episode 9 ends with Hunter Gardner disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, but he appears in the next episode with no explanation as to what happens. The last four episodes seem to have been held back from earlier in the season since they contain plotlines such as Seamus writing his first story (he'd already written several by this point) and meeting the mayor for the first time (they'd already met on several occasions.)
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* OutOfOrder: Episode 9 ends with Hunter Gardner disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, but he appears in the next episode with no explanation as to what happens.happened. The last four episodes seem to have been held back from earlier in the season since they contain plotlines such as Seamus writing his first story (he'd already written several by this point) and meeting the mayor for the first time (they'd already met on several occasions.)
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* OutOfOrder: Episode 9 ends with Hunter Gardner disappearing in the Bermuda Triangle, but he appears in the next episode with no explanation as to what happens. The last four episodes seem to have been held back from earlier in the season since they contain plotlines such as Seamus writing his first story (he'd already written several by this point) and meeting the mayor for the first time (they'd already met on several occasions.)
