Now that you've typed that, I can totally picture it.
David Boreanaz Cast As Jim Rockford
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To paraphrase Kolchak: "Stop remaking shows, you dum dum!"
Does anyone else remember Howard Stern saying that David Boreanaz was never going to have a career beyond Angel?
People still give a fuck about Howard Stern?
That...could actually work
That wouldn't be bad but the perfect actor for a NS remake is Bryan Cranston.
The only time I remember he exists is when the NY tabloids publish one of his satellite show's press releases about whatever boomer celebrity he did a two hour puff piece interview with.
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Looking forward to this, watching the bones series now and i'm a fan=)
The Streets of San Francisco
Beau Bridges and Ethan Peck
Beau Bridges and Ethan Peck
I don't think he's anything special as an actor but he has three long-running shows under his belt. Most working actors have zero. Although maybe he lucked into Seal Team with Jim Caviezel being a nut and Boreanaz being available to replace him. Something to be said about professionalism and dependability.
Simon & Simon with Tom Cavanagh and Zach Braff.
Simon & Simon with Adam Scott and John Hamm
Hart To Hart with Adam Scott and Amy Poehler
Bosom Buddies with Adam Scott and Paul Rudd.
If you know, you'll get the joke.
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^ Cagney & Lacey with Melissa McCarthy and Leslie Jones.
Mork & Mindy with Josh Gad
Three's Company with Seth Rogan, Kristen Wiig, and Rachel McAdams.
Mork & Mindy with Josh Gad
Three's Company with Seth Rogan, Kristen Wiig, and Rachel McAdams.
Robin Williams MADE the show. There's no replacing him.
Creator Garry Marshall has said that Robin was the only actual alien who auditioned!
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Robin Williams MADE the show. There's no replacing him.
Creator Garry Marshall has said that Robin was the only actual alien who auditioned!
I know, which was the point. Many of these remakes tend to be soul-less grabs at nostalgia
If Jim Carey were 20-30 years younger.
(Earth Girls Are Easy reference)
Disturbingly, Earth Girls Are Easy is nearly forty years old.
Damn.
It really wouldn't be The Rockford Files if Rockford doesn't have a sporty set of wheels, preferably a gold colored one.
The reboot Magnum still speeds off in a red Ferrari.
Will the new Rockford be driving around in style, like the original Jim Rockford?
Pontiac is no longer in business. I don't know what might be a present day equivalent of the Firebird. I would be curious to see what's in store for the new Rockford, automotive-wise.
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I've always wanted to see a crossover show where the straw hatted Kolchak encounters the bald headed Kojak. Kojak meets Kolchak. That would be a Kodak moment.
The reboot Magnum still speeds off in a red Ferrari.
Will the new Rockford be driving around in style, like the original Jim Rockford?
Pontiac is no longer in business. I don't know what might be a present day equivalent of the Firebird. I would be curious to see what's in store for the new Rockford, automotive-wise.
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I've always wanted to see a crossover show where the straw hatted Kolchak encounters the bald headed Kojak. Kojak meets Kolchak. That would be a Kodak moment.
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