I want to see an updated version of Daniel Boone

last I heard Rockford files, Have gun will travel, I dream of Jeannie, Outer Limits, twilight zone, Tales from the crypt were all being remade

I want to see an updated version of Daniel Boone

As a sitcom! ;)

I heard they were going to reboot riffle man and t he rock ford files I also heard about rebooting MacGyver but then I heard a MacGyver movie not sure if its true or not now I heard their going to reboot the flisotne make it into cartoon. I also heard their rebooting Remington Steele but its going to be a comedy

they already rebooting
theirs also rumor their rebooting the indelible hulk it was going to come out this year or next year now I heard that they putted it on hold I heard it would coast lots of money to make the hulk look real their still plans for it.
the munsters called mocking bird lane it didn't do too good
Hawaii Five-0
dragnet
ko jack
bonico women
knight rider

I also image they could do a live action the flistones they made a movie with john good man as Fred flistones I don't see why they couldn't make a live action show of the flitstones

Most of these shows would never work in today's TV climate so I highly doubt they will be rebooted.

In todays politically correct environment I couldn't see shows like Daniel Boone or Gilligan's Island being done today as for the Brady Bunch it might.

I'm hoping none of them. I'm sorry, but I don't much trust TV show producers today to really be true to any of these classic TV shows anymore. (Movie adaptations of TV shows have proven that to me over and over again.)
There are some exceptions of course- I will say that there are some movie versions of TV shows, and in fact, new TV show series based on originals that have been good. For instance, the new "Hawaii Five-O" series seems to be one of the few new versions of an older show that is actually quite good.
But then we have many examples of TV show remakes that are not all that great- like the 2008 "Knight Rider" series, the 2005 "The Bionic Woman" series, the 2005 "Kojak" series, and most likely the 2013 "Ironside" series, etc.
The movies based on TV shows list could go on much longer and there would be few that I would consider to be good versions- I would mainly say the "Star Trek" movies have been good- basically because they reuse the same characters from the TV show and same actors and actresses- and they're true to the TV series.
I have also heard talks of a MacGyver movie and I hope it would be true to the TV series- I am sure I would see it regardless out of curiousity and because it's one of my all time favorite shows- but as a MacGyver fan, I definitely want to see Richard Dean Anderson reprise the role in a serious manner- otherwise, don't bother to do it at all. If I want to see a parody of it, I can watch Richard Dean Anderson's 2007 SuperBowl commercial for MasterCard where he reprised his MacGyver role or the "MacGruber" sketches on "Saturday Night Live" [where Richard Dean Anderson also reprised his MacGyver role again]. (Some of which, I'll admit, are quite funny. The movie is horrible though- I haven't seen that, but the trailer was enough to convince me of that.)

last I heard Rockford files, Have gun will travel, I dream of Jeannie, Outer Limits, twilight zone, Tales from the crypt were all being remade

The 1985 Twilight Zone was very well done with some episodes being as good as those from the original series while the 2002 UPN version was a huge disappointment. If a 4th series is released I'll give it a chance but I'm not getting my hopes up.

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The 1985 Twilight Zone was very well done with some episodes being as good as those from the original series while the 2002 UPN version was a huge disappointment. If a 4th series is released I'll give it a chance but I'm not getting my hopes up.

From what I know of them, I would agree with that. "The Twilight Zone" is another good example- but for the most part, it seems like successful revivals of older shows are the exception and not the rule.
However, I do remember watching the late '80s revival of "Mission: Impossible" and I think it was a great revived version of the '60s classic. (which is great too, of course.) And "Hunter" also is a great 1980s show that got a revival in the early 2000s. Of course, in the case of both shows, the same casts were maintained for the most part and that always makes a big difference as to whether the show is really good or not. (In my opinion, maintaining the original cast is always a good thing, particularly if they're reprising their roles in a serious manner and not just there to do a cameo where they parody their roles or something.)