The main plot was that after 100 good deeds Eddie McDowd would get turned back into a kid and every episode he would do a good deed which makes me wonder, if the show would have been good enough for more than 100 episodes to be aired then what would have happened if the 100 deeds were all used in the first 100 episodes? Wouldn't they lose their fanbase if the dog was gone and he was back to being a kid?
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The point was to have him turn back. A show cant go on forever.
They were planning on having him turn back, and have around 6 episodes of him as a teen again and how being a dog affected his life thereafter
They were planning on having him turn back, and have around 6 episodes of him as a teen again and how being a dog affected his life thereafter
Well from an old defunct page I saw over a decade ago, apparently there were 90-106 episodes planned. If there were 106 he would turn back in episode 100 and the next 6 devoted to how he and the Taylors changed yet do not remember eachother.
If there were 90 he would start doing 2 deeds per episode and turn back in the finale
Back in the 90s very few Nick shows even made it to 100 episodes. This show was no exception. I predicted it would not make it to 100 episodes when it first aired.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=bM8eXcEx1ss New Trailer
Well there were somw episodes wjere he does something bad and losses a good deed so i thi k it would go longer than 100 episodes
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