Are you done with the TV remakes? The networks aren't
Do you ever wonder why TV networks spend so much time and money updating old TV shows for the modern times, even though they are almost always doomed to fail? No, it's not due to some clinical mental illness. It's simple: they attract attention, according to an article by The New York Times' Bill Carter.
The nostalgia angle alone makes it a self-marketing giant. It's no wonder that CBS has a Hawaii Five-O rehash, NBC has a new Rockford Files and ABC is bringing Charlie's Angels back from the dead. The only problem? They usually suck.
So is there a chance any of the aforementioned might work?

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