Could this have to do with a new entrance plaza for USF? This and some doubts about Shrek would point to a large swath of land becoming available.
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Yes, how dare they not make everything a massive project!
This year, I would assume.
Well I did say time. Not space, mass, or quality. Meaning they could be focusing on other things first IMO. But Hey, I'm not Universal
Well I did say time. Not space, mass, or quality. Meaning they could be focusing on other things first IMO. But Hey, I'm not Universal
This isn't going to take a lot of time or money.
Oh okay. Sweet.
You know, I recently went into the Lucy store and spend 40 minutes in there. I was with my girlfriend and I wanted a "World's Greatest |Insert Person of Interest Here| trophy and that store was the only one to have "Mother" on the day before mothers day. I enjoyed it. I enjoyed reading about it. I didnt even know who Lucy was. My girlfriend and I are 24, she knew because of her grandparents, and I was so glad to at least get to see and read some of the interesting excerpts. I hope Universal creates an "attraction" with the lost rides and tributes so that many of us who don't know, can know.
If only everyone had your attention span.
I was raised on Lucille Ball and my family's always been huge fans of the exhibit and her shows. It's a shame stupid millenials can't just educate themselves. Most of how TV functions is because of Lucy's work, both as an actress and a producer.
Come on now. Don't blame "Millenials" for something they probably don't have direct access too.
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Yep. Most people consider Seinfeld to be the greatest tv show of all time and I have always seen it as a clever, self aware spin on I Love Lucy.
They don't get TV Land or is it because they all just stream stuff these days because television in general is old?
Merch meaning the entire thing is going to be just another store?
Thanks.
And not surprising, actually pretty much what I was expecting. That's pretty much been Uni's main goal (where they've been very successful) over the past few years - filling dead spaces with things that will move merch.
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Probably more the latter than the former.
In a way, TV Land was actually a step back for getting classic shows out there. I latched onto these shows back when Nick at Nite was still a thing. I mean, staying up late to watch shows on Nickelodeon was great! When TV Land came around, it was seen as the "old people's station" so it sort of had its niche audience and was less likely to draw in more people. The lessened exposure meant the shows did not stay in pop culture consciousness. I mean, even TV Land is producing new sitcoms now to draw people to their station and most of those shows star someone famous from the 80's/90's.
I'm one of the people that enjoys the Lucy exhibit & stops there every vacation to browse through it. But that being said, I've never seen anything but a very few people spending any time in that area. It doesn't seem to attract much interest, so I can see why Universal may be changing the area......But my GF always spends a good sum on buying things for herself & others at the Betty Boop store, so I'm sure she would be disappointed if BB leaves.
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