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I'm sure everyone's seen a movie that they liked and thinks it would have made a good tv show.
Mine is Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. With the way it ended, with Michael Caine, Steve Martin, & Glenne Headly heading off to start a con together, I think it left the door way open to make it into a great sitcom. That's my dream movie to tv show, what are yours?
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The last funny movie I saw was "There's Something About Mary" but I dont think that would have made a good sit-com.
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Coffee, Tea & Larroquette!
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On the reverse, I always thought that Ned and Stacey would have worked better as a 90s RomCom rather than an actual television series, it has all the elements.
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