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Reboots of TV shows are nothing new, but they don't always last very long. Here's 5 failed remakes of TV shows.

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Between 2003 and 2013, broadcast networks burned through hundreds of millions of dollars trying to resurrect beloved TV franchises. Knight Rider. Bionic Woman. Charlie's Angels. Wonder Woman. Almost every single one crashed and burned spectacularly.

In this video, we count down 11 TV reboots from before the streaming era that absolutely nobody asked for — from a Wonder Woman pilot so bad it never aired, to a Charlie's Angels reboot that earned a historic 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.

These are cautionary tales of corporate desperation, creative bankruptcy, and what happens when networks think a familiar name is a substitute for actual creative vision.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 - Introduction
1:00 - The Era of Reboot Fever (Why This Kept Happening)
2:40 - #11: The Fugitive (2000)
3:56 - #10: Kojak (2005)
5:01 - #9: Coupling (2003)
6:22 - #8: V (2009)
7:45 - #7: Melrose Place (2009)
9:03 - #6: Mockingbird Lane (2012)
10:30 - #5: Ironside (2013)
11:53 - #4: Knight Rider (2008)
13:40 - #3: Charlie's Angels (2011)
15:30 - #2: Bionic Woman (2007)
17:36 - #1: Wonder Woman (2011)
20:34 - The Lessons Nobody Learned


📺 SHOWS COVERED:

The Fugitive (CBS, 2000)
Kojak (USA Network, 2005)
Coupling (NBC, 2003)
V (ABC, 2009-2011)
Melrose Place (The CW, 2009-2010)
Mockingbird Lane / The Munsters (NBC, 2012)
Ironside (NBC, 2013)
Knight Rider (NBC, 2008-2009)
Charlie's Angels (ABC, 2011)
Bionic Woman (NBC, 2007)
Wonder Woman (NBC, 2011 - Unaired Pilot)


🎬 STARRING:
Tim Daly, Ving Rhames, Michelle Ryan, Katee Sackhoff, Justin Bruening, Val Kilmer, David Hasselhoff, Minka Kelly, Adrianne Palicki, Pedro Pascal, Blair Underwood, Jerry O'Connell, Heather Locklear, Elizabeth Mitchell, Morena Baccarin