And The Fandom Rejoiced: Choosing an actor who may not immediately embody a character in the minds of the fans but who proves to have a brilliant performance in mind.
As part of renaming Cue Cullen as And The Fandom Rejoiced as per Trope Repair Shop. I notice that this reference doesn't seem to work. And The Fandom Rejoiced would be typified by an actor *immediately* exciting the fans as just right. A big reaction once the work is release is not really the trope as I understand it.
ProgenyExMachina
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11:43:45 AM Oct 14th 2010
I've noticed a certain example keeps getting removed. I don't want to get into an edit war, but I honestly feel the example is Pragmatic Adaptation, despite how many people think it's Adaptation Decay instead. Does this page rely on majority rule, then? I'm confused as to whether people are removing it because the page doesn't allow for minority viewpoint, or because they simply disagree (and therefore shouldn't be removing it). The page doesn't specify either way, and neither do people's edit reasons, so I have no idea if I'm allowed to put it back, much as I personally think it fits.
ProgenyExMachina
08:21:53 PM Dec 27th 2010
No response in forever, so I'm adding it back. If nothing else can be agreed upon, there is the fact that it fits the trope description: "In a Pragmatic Adaptation, the story is changed with the shift in medium."