Hayden Fox est l'entraîneur en chef d'une équipe de football universitaire. Il ne vit que pour le football.Hayden Fox est l'entraîneur en chef d'une équipe de football universitaire. Il ne vit que pour le football.Hayden Fox est l'entraîneur en chef d'une équipe de football universitaire. Il ne vit que pour le football.
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- 12 victoires et 27 nominations au total
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- AnecdotesSeries creator Barry Kemp wanted Jerry Van Dyke for Luther Van Dam after having him rejected years earlier by CBS for the George Utley role on Newhart. ABC didn't want Van Dyke due to their perception that Van Dyke wasn't funny to which Kemp disagreed. ABC would only agree to Van Dyke if he auditioned for the role. Knowing how bad at auditioning he was Kemp told ABC that Van Dyke was on a months long tour as the opening act for Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, something Van Dyke was doing but in reality the concert dates were only for about a week. Kemp asked ABC if he could send them an episode of Coming of Age, another Kemp show, that Van Dyke guested on that displayed how funny he actually was instead of auditioning him. ABC loved Van Dyke's performance and agreed to his casting. Kemp then told Van Dyke to stay out of Los Angeles for awhile due to his little lie. Kemp proved himself right as Van Dyke would go on earn multiple Emmy nominations for his role as Luther.
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Coach Hayden Fox: You graduated from college and now you won't wash my car?
Dauber: Uh-Huh
Coach Hayden Fox: You see, this is why I hate education.
- ConnexionsFeatured in The 42nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1990)
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The writers of Coach really had a no-win situation. The best part about the show was that he was taking a team of nobodies and trying to turn a football program around at a fictitious school that supposedly had a once great football program. Minnesota State was the underdog. They started out taking things slow. They didn't rush into making them champions. In th first season they were happy to just get a few wins. Then they made it to their first Bowl game (where they got killed in a blizzard). Then Hayden beat his mentor and won his first Bowl game. This culminated in the team winning the national championship.
That is where the trouble began and the producers knew it. Where do they go from there? Sure, the team trying to defend their championship was enough to sustain one season. But that was it. The main reason for the shows existence was gone.
So what did the writers do in a last ditch effort? They give Hayden another bunch of underdogs, an expansion NFL team. It just didn't work. Coach (the show) was about Minnesota State. Not Florida. The shows really lost a lot of quality after that move. It was a classic example of a show that should have gone out on top a season or two earlier.
That is where the trouble began and the producers knew it. Where do they go from there? Sure, the team trying to defend their championship was enough to sustain one season. But that was it. The main reason for the shows existence was gone.
So what did the writers do in a last ditch effort? They give Hayden another bunch of underdogs, an expansion NFL team. It just didn't work. Coach (the show) was about Minnesota State. Not Florida. The shows really lost a lot of quality after that move. It was a classic example of a show that should have gone out on top a season or two earlier.
- wappfalls5
- 21 juin 2001
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