There are many reasons why remakes can be beneficial. They can bring new audiences to a show and remind fans why they loved a project in the first place. Franchises will always hold a spot in our viewing schedules.
Adding more shows to franchises like Law & Order, 9-1-1, or One Chicago allows viewers to see more details about a particular world.
These franchises can create dedicated fans who will watch anything related to the original shows, and there’s always a chance for a fun crossover episode.
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However, sometimes franchises can expand too much, which can lead to a less enjoyable experience for viewers.
The Origin of Ghosts
Ghosts began as a British sitcom on the BBC in 2019. The show tells the story of a married couple who inherit a property filled with spirits.
After the wife has an accident, she gains the ability to see the ghosts, which include a Shakespearean poet and a caveman.
This situation leads to many funny moments. The series ran for five seasons and ended in December 2023.
In 2019, CBS announced plans for an American version of the show, which debuted in October 2021. The US version has become very popular, with many loyal fans.
It is one of CBS’ top shows, attracting millions of viewers and preparing for its fourth season. However, recent news about future versions of Ghosts has raised concerns among fans that the franchise might be expanding too much.
