Why put the scenes in the preview if they're not in the movie?

I know you don't really want an answer, but it's because the previews are made before the final editing of the film. While an individual scene may be great (making it perfect fir previews) it may not be beneficial to the narrative as a whole so ultimately gets cut. Sometimes merely for time. Sometimes storylines were edited and the scene no longer fits within the story.

25mycb.jpg (click to show) I figured that's what it was, but it's still frustrating when there's a funny scene in the preview that's not shown in the movie. Thanks for the explanation. :-)

I'm guessing that's how the line went. 2002 was a long time ago.

I don't remember that specific preview, but exactly. Thanks for feeling my pain. :-)

Saves time on TV; I don't have to watch a sitcom because I've already heard the best jokes. ;P

Well I guess there's an upside. :-)

Lots of scenes are not used. Artistic decision making ends up cutting out redundant or unneeded stuff. I work on 'the 100'. (Netflix-CW show) :)

How amazing! I would LOVE to work in any capacity in the TV or movie industry. I had planned to be an actress several years ago, but the money for the headshots and classes and such was just too much for me at the time. I'm jealous. :-)

It's a lot of fun. The actors all seem like young brats to me. The hours are long. Great crew. Pay is ok. Cannot imagine doing anything else. Seasons 3, 4 and 5 so far on that production. I'm blessed. :)

Yeah, those actors ARE young. I really think I missed my calling. That's great that you enjoy it so much. :-) Let's hope for many more seasons for you!

:)