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		<title>Can Dead People Resurrect A&amp;E&#8217;s Ratings?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Things unraveled quickly for A&#38;E in 2014, which is looking to The Returned, about dead people who suddenly reappear in a small town, to resurrect its ratings this year. The show is based on the French series, and the pilot is almost a shot-for-shot reaction of it. But executive producer Carlton Cuse swears that will [&#8230;]</p>
<p>The post <a rel="nofollow" href="http://tvnottv.com/newsanalysis/can-dead-people-resurrect-aes-ratings/">Can Dead People Resurrect A&#038;E&#8217;s Ratings?</a> appeared first on <a rel="nofollow" href="http://tvnottv.com">TV &amp; Not TV</a>.</p>
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<p>Things <a href="Things unraveled quickly for A&amp;E in 2014, which is looking to The Returned, about dead people who suddenly reappear in a small town, to resurrect its ratings this year. The show is based on the French series, and the pilot is almost a shot-for-shot reaction of it. But executive producer Carlton Cuse swears that will change.  &quot;While we start in a similar place, the show is fairly distinctively different by the end of the season,&quot; said Cuse. &quot;We felt like there was a way to take the show and over time, make it something that was very distinctly our own.&quot; Cuse added that while &quot;there's a small, fervent audience that watched the French show,&quot; an even larger American audience did not.  Of course, that’s the same thing producers said last summer about Gracepoint, Fox’s adaptation of the British drama Broadchurch, which flopped last fall.  A&amp;E, Carlton Cuse, The Returned, The Office, Gracepoint, TCA, Bates Motel  Can Dead People Resurrect A&amp;E's Ratings?  http://www.adweek.com/news/television/can-dead-people-resurrect-aes-ratings-162284">unraveled quickly</a> for A&amp;E in 2014, which is looking to <em>The Returned</em>, about dead people who suddenly reappear in a small town, to resurrect its ratings this year. The show is based on the French series, and the pilot is almost a shot-for-shot reaction of it. But executive producer Carlton Cuse swears that will change, <a href="http://www.adweek.com/news/television/can-dead-people-resurrect-aes-ratings-162284" target="_blank">as I wrote at <em>Adweek</em></a>:</p>
<blockquote><p>&#8220;While we start in a similar place, the show is fairly distinctively different by the end of the season,&#8221; said Cuse. &#8220;We felt like there was a way to take the show and over time, make it something that was very distinctly our own.&#8221; Cuse added that while &#8220;there&#8217;s a small, fervent audience that watched the French show,&#8221; an even larger American audience did not.</p></blockquote>
<p>Of course, that’s the same thing producers said last summer about <em>Gracepoint</em>, Fox’s adaptation of the British drama <em>Broadchurch</em>, which flopped last fall.</p>
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