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Audience alienting premise isn't about people not liking a work. It's the work failing because of the bizarre. That's why Chicken Little and Pocahontas 2 aren't examples of this.
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People generally dislike a released work due to how its premise sounds.
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I don't think the work failing financially has to be part of the trope. I also tried giving this better wording, partly since I don't feel "scaring away" is the right way to describe it. Lastly, I added details from the main page and I don't feel the last part is needed.
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A work bombs financially due to the premise scaring away audiences, regardless of its actual quality.
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-->[-An unabridged version [[AudienceAlienatingPremise HERE]] loading with tons of detailed information, which I hear tell [[TvTropesWillRuinYourLife will make me a much more cynical person, and not for the better?]] Sounds boring and life ruining to me. I'm not going there.-]
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-->[-An unabridged version [[AudienceAlienatingPremise HERE]] loading with tons of detailed information, which I hear tell [[TvTropesWillRuinYourLife [[JustForFun/TVTropesWillRuinYourLife will make me a much more cynical person, and not for the better?]] Sounds boring and life ruining to me. I'm not going there.-]
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A work bombs financially due to the premise scaring away audiences, regardless of it’s actual quality.
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A work bombs financially due to the premise scaring away audiences, regardless of it’s its actual quality.
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A premise that scares off much of the potential audience, regardless of the work's actual quality.
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A work bombs financially due to the premise that scares off much of the potential audience, scaring away audiences, regardless of the work's it’s actual quality.
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-->[-An unabridged version [[AudienceAlienatingPremise HERE]] loading with tons of detailed information, which I hear tell [[TvTropesWillRuinYourLife will make me a much more cynical person, and not for the better?]] Sounds boring and life ruining to me. I'm not going there.-].
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-->[-An unabridged version [[AudienceAlienatingPremise HERE]] loading with tons of detailed information, which I hear tell [[TvTropesWillRuinYourLife will make me a much more cynical person, and not for the better?]] Sounds boring and life ruining to me. I'm not going there.-].-]
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-->[-An unabridged version [[AudienceAlienatingPremise HERE]]?. I am ''not'' looking at that-].
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-->[-An unabridged version [[AudienceAlienatingPremise HERE]]?. HERE]] loading with tons of detailed information, which I am ''not'' looking at that-].hear tell [[TvTropesWillRuinYourLife will make me a much more cynical person, and not for the better?]] Sounds boring and life ruining to me. I'm not going there.-].
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-->[-Don't visit unabridged version [[AudienceAlienatingPremise HERE]]. It's just too weird-].
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I heard that the page has an issue with a \"C\'mon, people! Look beyond the premise and you\'ll see how good it is!\" type of tone. Perhaps I should make the laconic more neutral.
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A premise that scares off much of the potential audience, even if it's done brilliantly.
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A premise that scares off much of the potential audience, even if it's done brilliantly.regardless of the work's actual quality.
