These classic TV shows looked very different in their original pilots.
A pilot episode is an opportunity for a show’s creators to give networks a taste of what their TV series has to offer. For that reason, crafting a pilot is a particularly painstaking process. And, since television shows often morph and evolve as they go, it’s hard to nail down exactly what to include in a single episode. Of course, the main characters must be front and center — their dynamic must be introduced, as well as their setting.
Of the many TV pilots made every year, most of them are never seen by the public. That’s why, when a showpossible for a studio to see potential in a show while still wanting to change several elements before it hits the air. In fact, some of your favorite TV shows have unaired pilots that are drastically different from what finally made it to your television screen.What’s more, even if a pilot does end up airing, it can still have a noticeably different tone from the rest of the show.
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