When will American Production Companies ever learn? You just don’t do a US version of a spectacular British show.
I guess after the failed versions of Coupling, Viva Laughlin Life on Mars, Skins, Prime Suspect, and The Eleventh Hour. They still haven’t learned.
Next on their list is to do Sir…
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fruition, I swear...God, I’m hiking...Canada, or doing what...
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hillbythetree said:
I disagree. American companies have the right to adapt Holmes stories if they want. It isn’t like BBC OWNS the books or something. This new show might even be good. I love the genre, and nothing can beat BBC’s Sherlock anyway.
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