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Recently, Buffy the Vampire Slayer celebrated 20 years anniversary for when the series aired for the first time on March 10th, 1997. All the cast and crew that worked on on the show expressed their appreciation via social networks and many articles about the show were written by media sites.
My question is do you think the same thing will happen to OUAT and why?
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To some extent, yes. There will always be fans who appreciated the entire run and cherished the whole series. And the crew likely doesn’t have the same animosity that some of the fandom does. If Twitter is around on the 20th, I suspect Adam and the major cast members will tweet out something in remembrance if only because it will be expected of them (never doubt the power of PR).
Do I think OUAT will go down the same way Buffy did, as an unstoppable Cult Classic that inspired other TV shows and influenced culture, both pop and academic? No. Certainly no. Buffy was a mold breaker. But yes, I think OUAT will get a fond remembrance from cast, crew, and fans at the twenty year mark.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"No. I don’t think this show will be remembered for anything. This show is not even in the same realm as Buffy. Buffy is still watched now and still talked about in great depth now. Ouat will not be that. Sure, maybe it will be mentioned by someone at 20 years, but it will not be remembered in the same fond way and will never be iconic like Buffy.
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