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I don't want another movie... I want the series to come back

posted 15 years ago by Everwoodfanforever
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I really want the series to come back, and I really miss this show. Series not more movies!

[–] Ozmins12 15 years ago

I agree. With a series, we get much MORE dead like me. Unless they release a movie every two weeks...

Hahah...

What I want is Stewart Copeland coming back to do the music...

[–] aboutnici 15 years ago

I'm still mad at showtime for canceling this show in the first place!

[–] kawaii_kokeshidoll 15 years ago

I know what you mean, BUT, If they cant have the series then of course make the movies. But i know i really really really want the series....

I'm so sorry that i've fallen, help me up, lets keep on running...Don't let me fall out of love...

[–] kiddorocker 15 years ago

I too, want the series, not more movies. But they'd have to bring back Laura and Der Waffle Haus (with Kiffany!).

[–] Ozmins12 15 years ago

I think George should move back in with Delores and get things done!

[–] ubfred 15 years ago

I think George should move back in with Delores and get things done!

I agree with you!

I haven´t seen the movie, but as far as i know, I'm guessing is not too great...
If there's a series coming back, we can hope for some sort of rewind. Bring back Tiffany's, Rube, Laura Harris and stuff.

[–] hannah_of_eden 15 years ago

Hahahaha I loved that episode it was hilarious from start to finish!

[–] Jerabbit 15 years ago

Agree completely, Kiffany was part of the show, not part of the scenary like those stiff waiters in the movie.

[–] Diablo_Robotico37 15 years ago

I haven't seen this film yet, but if they're planning on making more movies or another series, I want Rube, Kiffany, and Der Waffle Haus.

You beat death, Arvin, but you couldn't beat me.

[–] LadyElizabeth 15 years ago

I want it too. :(

"No worries, no responsibilities, just living in the moment."-Jerry Conlaine (Without A Paddle)