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Seems to be a better fit on Too Good to Last.
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What he said.
No, the other one.
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I'm going to have to agree.
I actually think it works better on Screwed by the Network. It's specifically showing a network higher-up cancelling a show in spite of it being a hit, whereas Too Good to Last is a bit broader than that.
edited 7th Jun '15 11:29:36 PM by ShadowHog
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What he said.
No, the other one.
I find that the emphasis is far more on the show being good than it is being cancelled by an exec.
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My read of the definitions is completely opposite to 7, as Too Good to Last is when the show is canceled despite being a hit with the audience, while Screwed by the Network is when the show has any number of detrimental things done to it to satisfy corporate demands for the network as a whole, with cancellation only being one of them. The latter could actually be a Sister Trope or even subtrope of the former.
edited 8th Jun '15 7:22:54 AM by Willbyr
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It could go either way, really. The image shows both a show getting axed despite being good and popular, as well as a an exec specifically shooting it down.
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This one is just about at the clocking point, and since there haven't been any suggestions made for either page, I've hooked a crowner on the decision of which page the dupe pic should be pulled from.
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Monday votes bump; one in the green as of right now.
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The votes haven't shifted on this one; calling it for removing the pic on Screwed by the Network.
The pic's been removed and the page is tagged. Locking up.
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This page and Screwed by the Network have the exact same image. I suggest changing one of them.
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