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Well she's quite different from Shenell. It's not too hard to believe that Destiny has lost weight since she had the baby.

My only concerns is

1) Hopefully she can act. Performance matters to me more than looks. I don't care if she is pretty if she's anything like SE who always sounded like she was reading her lines off cue cards then we're in trouble.

2) For all of SE's faults, her Destiny did have an air of innocence to her. I don't want this new Destiny to become the resident sex toy where every time you see her she's screwing someone. I want substance and depth added to the character.

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FX/AMC etc have weird rules but are allowed to get away with one *f* word--occasionally (as Mad Man has--always used perfectly for the shock value). Of course that's an evening show. They also can show ass (I think that'sit for nudity) which of course pre-nipplegate a number of CBS daytime soaps experimented with.

Kim's in Wicked??

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While there are no FCC rules that apply to content on basic cable networks, many basic cable networks self-regulate their program content because of viewer and advertiser expectations, particularly with regard to language and nudity. In recent years though, some basic cable networks have begun to relax their self-imposed restrictions, particularly late at night. Thus, programs like Comedy Central’s South Park often contain content deemed unsuitable for U.S. broadcast TV. Networks have recently aired R-rated movies, uncut, late at night. Other networks such as FX have begun to position themselves as a lighter version of premium stations by developing shows that attract such critical acclaim that sponsors will overlook controversial content for solid demographics. Turner Classic Movies (TCM), Independent Film Channel (IFC) and Sundance Channel are commercial-free basic cable channels that are uncensored and from time to time are known to show R-rated movies on their channel (which are far more prevalent on IFC and Sundance Channel, though all three channels do not use the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) ratings for any of its films, instead rating films using the TV Parental Guidelines) and films may feature nudity, sexual content, violence and profanity.

So I'm guessing the advertisers, if it came to be aired on TV would prob not want too much.

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I wish they had gone the New York stage route, but really this is standard for castingyoung roles on soaps--and has been for about 20 years *even* the New York soaps which were a *bit* better at finding stage talent. It's what they do (besides which many of those young models go into it as a stepping stone to film work, and sometimes they actually are decent).

Anyway you said you weren't watching AMC, so no worries for you! ;)

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Can we cut out the racist crap. She is black. Who the hell cares if her skin is fairer & maybe Destiny lost weight after Drew was born.. Also her being a model doesnt mean Laura cant be a good actress. How about giving her a chance before making up your mind. What a novel concept.

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The light/dark thing is very real. We'll see if all the new black characters are cast this way. But since the original portrayer was dark skinned, I feel she should've been as well. I also would've attempted someone with at least a slightly fuller figure since that is how Destiny was always presented. It's basically a completely different character, but with the same name.

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