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sea_salt53 — 9 years ago(October 11, 2016 08:55 AM)

Who was still watching this show in 2004? The final season is absolute torture. Did the show still have a large fan base that bemoaned the fact that the show was ending?
Mimi living with Drew? No thanks. The "up-close and handheld" one-camera style? Strange. The cast is just there for a paycheck. No spark left.
The show died when Buzz Beer was sold.

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The show ended after Kate left!

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I struggled through it. ABC made it easier with the way they aired it, burning 3 eps per night, during the Summer.

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