, 24 April 2013 (UTC) 

 * Separate to the attempt to physically delete the images from Wikipedia's servers, someone has now taken it upon themselves to just remove all the image links from the article itself, including all bar one of those which were already there before this week. I am undoing this because I feel this is, at least, premature. I've already objected to the deletion of most of the images on Wikipedia:Files for deletion/2013 April 22 and I've clearly stated reasons in each case. If you believe I am wrong that the use of these 'non-free images' is not excessive, please respond to the arguments I have made on that page. Specifically also:  
 **Try to see the big picture here. This is an article about a well known (to this day), critically acclaimed, hugely commercially successful TV show which was a highly visual show. No, there aren't any "free" images available because the show was cancelled in 1995, basically pre-Internet - but how is it serving Wikipedia or its readers to have an article on this subject which is completely devoid of images???  
 **It also feels like Wikipedia's abstract policies and procedures on "non-free images", put in place to avoid serious copyright thefts which could  get Wikipedia into trouble, are being followed excessively blindly in this case. Many of the deleted images were official promotional photos distributed freely (in the normal sense of the word, not Wikipedia's) to media in the early 1990s - in other words it is absolutely certain that nobody is losing any money etc by their further circulation now!!!  
 **If these images do get permanently removed from the article, there will never be any others to take its place. Wikipedia's policies on image removal explicitly assume that in most cases it would be possible to take new "free" photos now. Clearly however, you can't produce new copyright-free images now from a 1990s TV show. 
 And please - if you care about this article, contribute to the discussion.   17:34