Deletion of The Best of Times (TV pilot)

Comment: It had three reviews the one week it aired in August 1983. Going by this article and overall sourcing, its  expired the moment the credits rolled in Hawaii upon its last airing time-zone-wise because it wasn't talked about any further from that point on, and outside Hallie Todd, none of the actors had further success or 'hey remember this?' clip show  based on this pilot (and for Todd it's likely to be in spite of this pilot as she quickly found one of her defining roles a few months later); Brad Pitt wasn't on this show giving it later notoriety for his mere presence. This show does not need an article
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Comment: per 
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Comment: per  and GNG. I added some more newspaper stories as references, including a lengthy piece in the ''San Francisco Examiner'' that talks about how the original intentions for the show were thwarted by network demands at CBS. NTV says that "Generally, an individual radio or television program is likely to be notable if it airs on a network of radio or television stations (either national or regional in scope)." This was on a national channel, and received coverage. The fact that the show was not well-reviewed and did not do well in the ratings does not affect its notability. Failures can be notable too
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