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* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': After thirteen seasons, the MysteryOfTheWeek show has had four lead detectives, the lower-ranking police officers have been completely replaced, and the only two characters who've been there from the start are bar owner Catherine and Police Commissioner Selwyn Patterson.
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* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': After thirteen seasons, the MysteryOfTheWeek show has had four lead detectives, the lower-ranking police officers have been completely replaced, and the only two characters who've been there from the start are bar owner Catherine and Police Commissioner Selwyn Patterson. However, original cast member Creator/DannyJohnJules (who plays Officer Dwayne Meyers) has subsequently returned as a series regular as of Series 13, having previously left at the end of Series 7.
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* As of the start of season 20, only one of the original six cast members of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' is still on the show, and he would be more accurately described being a recurring guest star who appears in the opening credits whether he appears in that episode or not due to inertia. The original cast was Creator/MarkHarmon (Gibbs), Creator/MichaelWeatherly ([=DiNozzo=]), Creator/SashaAlexander (Kate Todd), Creator/DavidMcCallum (Ducky), Creator/PauleyPerrette (Abby), and Creator/AlanDale (Director Morrow). At the beginning of season 2, Creator/SeanMurray ([=McGee=]) was promoted from repeat guest star to the main cast and Creator/BrianDietzen (Palmer) was added as a secondary cast member (eventually getting promoted to main cast status). At the end of season 2, Alexander's character was killed off and Dale's character was written out (occasionally returning as a guest star), and they were replaced by Creator/CoteDePablo (Ziva David) and Creator/LaurenHolly (Director Shepherd). Holly's character was killed off at the end of season 5 and was replaced by Creator/RockyCarroll (Director Vance). This cast held steady until the beginning of season 11 when de Pablo left the show, being replaced by Creator/EmilyWickersham (Ellie Bishop). Then Weatherly left the show at the end of season 13, being replaced by Creator/JenniferEsposito (Alex Quinn) and Creator/WilmerValderrama (Nick Torres); later that season, Creator/DuaneHenry (Clayton Reeves) was promoted to the main cast. Esposito's character only lasted one season, being replaced at the start of season 15 by Creator/MariaBello (Jacqueline "Jack" Sloane), and Perrette and Henry left at the end of that season, with Perrette being replaced by Creator/DionaReasonover (Kasie Hines). Bello and Wickersham left at different points in season 18, with Wikersham being replaced by Katrina Law (Jessica Knight). Harmon left in season 19, replaced by Creator/GaryCole (Alden Parker). And that's not counting the turnover in important recurring characters who have not appeared in the opening credits (Joe Spano's Tobias Fornell has literally been around since episode 1, but a lot of other characters have disappeared or been killed off over the years). Ducky, the last member of the original cast, spent much of season 15 and at least part of season 16 on sabbatical teaching and writing his memoirs, followed by retiring from his original position to take a part-time job that didn't require him to appear in every episode, though David [=McCallum=] remained a credited cast member until his death in September 2023 before the start of season 21, with his character officially dying at the start of the second episode.
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* As of the start of season 20, only one of the original six cast members of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' is still on the show, and he would be more accurately described being a recurring guest star who appears in the opening credits whether he appears in that episode or not due to inertia. The original cast was Creator/MarkHarmon (Gibbs), Creator/MichaelWeatherly ([=DiNozzo=]), Creator/SashaAlexander (Kate Todd), Creator/DavidMcCallum (Ducky), Creator/PauleyPerrette (Abby), and Creator/AlanDale (Director Morrow). At the beginning of season 2, Creator/SeanMurray ([=McGee=]) was promoted from repeat guest star to the main cast and Creator/BrianDietzen (Palmer) was added as a secondary cast member (eventually getting promoted to main cast status). At the end of season 2, Alexander's character was killed off and Dale's character was written out (occasionally returning as a guest star), star until he was killed off), and they were replaced by Creator/CoteDePablo (Ziva David) and Creator/LaurenHolly (Director Shepherd). Holly's character was killed off at the end of season 5 and was replaced by Creator/RockyCarroll (Director Vance). This cast held steady until the beginning of season 11 when de Pablo left the show, being replaced by Creator/EmilyWickersham (Ellie Bishop). Then Weatherly left the show at the end of season 13, being replaced by Creator/JenniferEsposito (Alex Quinn) and Creator/WilmerValderrama (Nick Torres); later that season, Creator/DuaneHenry (Clayton Reeves) was promoted to the main cast. Esposito's character only lasted one season, being replaced at the start of season 15 by Creator/MariaBello (Jacqueline "Jack" Sloane), and Perrette and Henry left at the end of that season, with Perrette being replaced by Creator/DionaReasonover (Kasie Hines). Bello and Wickersham left at different points in season 18, with Wikersham being replaced by Katrina Law (Jessica Knight). Harmon left in season 19, replaced by Creator/GaryCole (Alden Parker). And that's not counting the turnover in important recurring characters who have not appeared in the opening credits (Joe Spano's Tobias Fornell has literally been around since episode 1, 1 - and was the only cast member from episode 1 to appear live rather than in stock footage in episode 1,000 - but a lot of other characters have disappeared or been killed off over the years). Ducky, the last member of the original cast, spent much of season 15 and at least part of season 16 on sabbatical teaching and writing his memoirs, followed by retiring from his original position to take a part-time job that didn't require him to appear in every episode, though David [=McCallum=] remained a credited cast member until his death in September 2023 before the start of season 21, with his character officially dying at the start of the second episode.
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* Though the [[Franchise/{{Persona}} series it's a part of]] changes cast with every installment, the cast of ''VideoGame/Persona4'' had a pretty long time in the spotlight, lasting nearly a decade before the [[VideoGame/Persona5 next installment]] came out in 2016. From 2008 to 2015, the Investigation Team had appeared in their original game, an [[Anime/Persona4TheAnimation anime adaptation]] of said game, a UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita remake of said game, [[VideoGame/Persona4Arena two fighting]] [[VideoGame/Persona4ArenaUltimax game sequels]], [[VideoGame/PersonaQShadowOfTheLabyrinth a crossover game]] with the cast of ''VideoGame/Persona3,'' and a [[VideoGame/Persona4DancingAllNight dancing game spinoff.]] By the end of that time frame, however, only three of the eight members of the Investigation Team's English cast still had their original voice actors [[note]]those being Creator/JohnnyYongBosch as Yu/The Protagonist, Creator/YuriLowenthal as Yosuke, and Creator/AmandaWinnLee as Yukiko[[/note]], the rest had been replaced for one reason or another at least once in the intervening time.
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* Though the [[Franchise/{{Persona}} series it's a part of]] changes cast with every installment, the cast of ''VideoGame/Persona4'' had a pretty long time in the spotlight, lasting nearly a decade before the [[VideoGame/Persona5 next installment]] came out in 2016. From 2008 to 2015, the Investigation Team had appeared in their original game, an [[Anime/Persona4TheAnimation anime adaptation]] of said game, a UsefulNotes/PlayStationVita Platform/PlayStationVita remake of said game, [[VideoGame/Persona4Arena two fighting]] [[VideoGame/Persona4ArenaUltimax game sequels]], [[VideoGame/PersonaQShadowOfTheLabyrinth a crossover game]] with the cast of ''VideoGame/Persona3,'' and a [[VideoGame/Persona4DancingAllNight dancing game spinoff.]] By the end of that time frame, however, only three of the eight members of the Investigation Team's English cast still had their original voice actors [[note]]those being Creator/JohnnyYongBosch as Yu/The Protagonist, Creator/YuriLowenthal as Yosuke, and Creator/AmandaWinnLee as Yukiko[[/note]], the rest had been replaced for one reason or another at least once in the intervening time.
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation Boston Celtics]] from 1957 to 1976. Bill Russell was the only player to win all 11 titles from the first year until 1969. John Havlicek was a member for the latter half of the 60s and the two titles from the 70s. (Nobody from the 1981 championship roster was a member from the 1976 title team, making the '80s a ContinuityReboot.)
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation Boston Celtics]] from 1957 to 1976. Bill Russell UsefulNotes/BillRussell was the only player to win all 11 titles from the first year until 1969. John Havlicek was a member for the latter half of the 60s and the two titles from the 70s. (Nobody from the 1981 championship roster was a member from the 1976 title team, making the '80s a ContinuityReboot.)
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* The Los Angeles Lakers had a turnover beginning with the 1979-1980 title. A.C. Green was the only player from the '80s to win a Lakers title in the next three-peat (even the coach had changed, from Pat Riley to Phil Jackson). Similarly, only Jackson, Kobe Bryant, and Derek Fisher were present in the Lakers 2000-02 three-peat and the two-title run by the decade's end.
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* The Los Angeles Lakers had a turnover beginning with the 1979-1980 title. A.C. Green was the only player from the '80s to win a Lakers title in the next three-peat (even the coach had changed, from Pat Riley to Phil Jackson). Similarly, only Jackson, Kobe Bryant, UsefulNotes/KobeBryant, and Derek Fisher were present in the Lakers 2000-02 three-peat and the two-title run by the decade's end.
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** Miroslav Klose was in the Germany team that lost to Brazil in 2002 and was the only reminder once the team returned to the final and won in 2014.[[note]]Where the Germans also played hosts Brazil, but soundly defeating them in the semifinal, with Klose scoring a goal.[[/note]] And Germany has a tradition for keeping players for long - five players were 1966 runners-up and 1974 champions (though only Franz Beckenbauer[[note]]Who like Zagallo won Cups as both player and coach, as manager in 1990.[[/note]] and Wolfgang Overath played both finals), Paul Breitner scored in the 1974 and 1982 finals, and Pierre Littbarski lost the 1982 finals and won in 1990 (teammate Lothar Matthäus was in the 1982 squad too).
** Matthäus is also one of six players who played in five World Cups, alongside Argentinian Lionel Messi, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo (who is also the only player to score goals in five editions), and Mexicans Antonio Carbajal, Andrés Guardado, and Rafael Márquez. Another two were drafted five times but went unused in at least one, Gianluigi Buffon of Italy (missed his first), and Guillermo Ochoa of Mexico (missed two).
** Matthäus is also one of six players who played in five World Cups, alongside Argentinian Lionel Messi, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo (who is also the only player to score goals in five editions), and Mexicans Antonio Carbajal, Andrés Guardado, and Rafael Márquez. Another two were drafted five times but went unused in at least one, Gianluigi Buffon of Italy (missed his first), and Guillermo Ochoa of Mexico (missed two).
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** Miroslav Klose was in the Germany team that lost to Brazil in 2002 and was the only reminder once the team returned to the final and won in 2014.[[note]]Where the Germans also played hosts Brazil, but soundly defeating them in the semifinal, with Klose scoring a goal.[[/note]] And Germany has a tradition for keeping players for long - runs -- five players were 1966 runners-up and 1974 champions (though only Franz Beckenbauer[[note]]Who like Zagallo won Cups as both player and coach, as manager in 1990.[[/note]] and Wolfgang Overath played both finals), Paul Breitner scored in the 1974 and 1982 finals, and Pierre Littbarski lost the 1982 finals and won in 1990 (teammate Lothar Matthäus was in the 1982 squad too).
** Matthäus is also one of six (male) players who played in five World Cups, alongside Argentinian Lionel Messi, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo (who is also the only player to score goals in five editions), and Mexicans Antonio Carbajal, Andrés Guardado, and Rafael Márquez. Another two were drafted five times but went unused in at least one, Gianluigi Buffon of Italy (missed his first), and Guillermo Ochoa of Mexico (missed two).
** Matthäus is also one of six (male) players who played in five World Cups, alongside Argentinian Lionel Messi, Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo (who is also the only player to score goals in five editions), and Mexicans Antonio Carbajal, Andrés Guardado, and Rafael Márquez. Another two were drafted five times but went unused in at least one, Gianluigi Buffon of Italy (missed his first), and Guillermo Ochoa of Mexico (missed two).
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** The 2015 World Cup was also the ''sixth'' for Brazil's Formiga and Japan's Homare Sawa. They only missed the inaugural Cup in 1991, when both were just 13. While Sawa retired by the end of that year, Formiga returned for a ''seventh'' World Cup in 2019, and in 2021 managed to be the only woman present in all seven women's soccer UsefulNotes/OlympicGames tournaments. Formiga would finally retire from play later in 2021.
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** The 2015 World Cup was also the ''sixth'' for Brazil's Formiga and Japan's Homare Sawa. They only missed the inaugural Cup in 1991, when both were just 13. While Sawa retired by the end of that year, Formiga returned for a ''seventh'' World Cup in 2019, and in 2021 managed to be the only woman present in all of the first seven women's soccer UsefulNotes/OlympicGames tournaments. Formiga would finally retire from play later in 2021.
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* ''Series/DeathInParadise'': After thirteen seasons, the MysteryOfTheWeek show has had four lead detectives, the lower-ranking police officers have been completely replaced, and the only two characters who've been there from the start are bar owner Catherine and Police Commissioner Selwyn Patterson.
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*** Mid-American Conference: Founded in 1946 with five members, by 1955 it was left with only one charter member—Ohio, which remains in the league to this day. However, it's been considerably more stable than most other FBS leagues, especially in this century. The next five schools to join, all between 1947 and 1952,[[note]]in order of arrival: Miami (OH) & Western Michigan, Toledo, Kent State, Bowling Green[[/note]] are still present. After the next-to-last charter member, Western Reserve[[labelnote:*]]one of the two predecessors to today's Case Western Reserve[[/labelnote]], left in 1955, only two schools have left the MAC after joining, and one of these [[HesBack returned to stay]]. Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan joined in 1971, Ball State in 1973, Akron in 1992, and Buffalo in 1998; Northern Illinois joined in 1975, left in 1986, and returned in 1997. The only core MAC member to have permanently left since 1955 is [[Film/WeAreMarshall Marshall]], which joined in 1954, was kicked out in 1969, returned in 1997, and voluntarily left in 2005. The MAC has had no further change to its core membership, though three schools were football-only members for a few years in the 21st century.
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*** Mid-American Conference: Founded in 1946 with five members, by 1955 it was left with only one charter member—Ohio, which remains in the league to this day. However, it's been considerably more stable than most other FBS leagues, especially in this century. The next five schools to join, all between 1947 and 1952,[[note]]in order of arrival: Miami (OH) & Western Michigan, Toledo, Kent State, Bowling Green[[/note]] are still present. After the next-to-last charter member, Western Reserve[[labelnote:*]]one of the two predecessors to today's Case Western Reserve[[/labelnote]], left in 1955, only two schools have left the MAC after joining, and one of these [[HesBack returned to stay]]. Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan joined in 1971, Ball State in 1973, Akron in 1992, and Buffalo in 1998; Northern Illinois joined in 1975, left in 1986, and returned in 1997. The only core MAC member to have permanently left since 1955 is [[Film/WeAreMarshall Marshall]], which joined in 1954, was kicked out in 1969, returned in 1997, and voluntarily left in 2005. The MAC has had no further MAC's next change to its core membership, though three membership will be the arrival of [=UMass=] in 2025. ([=UMass=] and two other schools were football-only members for a few years in the 21st century.)
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* As of the start of season 20, only one of the original six cast members of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' is still on the show, and he would be more accurately described being a recurring guest star who appears in the opening credits whether he appears in that episode or not due to inertia. The original cast was Creator/MarkHarmon (Gibbs), Creator/MichaelWeatherly ([=DiNozzo=]), Creator/SashaAlexander (Kate Todd), Creator/DavidMcCallum (Ducky), Creator/PauleyPerrette (Abby), and Creator/AlanDale (Director Morrow). At the beginning of season 2, Creator/SeanMurray ([=McGee=]) was promoted from repeat guest star to the main cast and Creator/BrianDietzen (Palmer) was added as a secondary cast member (eventually getting promoted to main cast status). At the end of season 2, Alexander's character was killed off and Dale's character was written out (occasionally returning as a guest star), and they were replaced by Creator/CoteDePablo (Ziva David) and Creator/LaurenHolly (Director Shepherd). Holly's character was killed off at the end of season 5 and was replaced by Creator/RockyCarroll (Director Vance). This cast held steady until the beginning of season 11 when de Pablo left the show, being replaced by Creator/EmilyWickersham (Ellie Bishop). Then Weatherly left the show at the end of season 13, being replaced by Creator/JenniferEsposito (Alex Quinn) and Creator/WilmerValderrama (Nick Torres); later that season, Creator/DuaneHenry (Clayton Reeves) was promoted to the main cast. Esposito's character only lasted one season, being replaced at the start of season 15 by Creator/MariaBello (Jacqueline "Jack" Sloane), and Perrette and Henry left at the end of that season, with Perrette being replaced by Creator/DionaReasonover (Kasie Hines). Bello and Wickersham left at different points in season 18, with Wikersham being replaced by Katrina Law (Jessica Knight). Harmon left in season 19, replaced by Creator/GaryCole (Alden Parker). And that's not counting the turnover in important recurring characters who have not appeared in the opening credits (Joe Spano's Tobias Fornell has literally been around since episode 1, but a lot of other characters have disappeared or been killed off over the years). Ducky, the last member of the original cast, spent much of season 15 and at least part of season 16 on sabbatical teaching and writing his memoirs, followed by retiring from his original position to take a part-time job that didn't require him to appear in every episode, though David [=McCallum=] remained a credited cast member until his death in September 2023 before the start of season 21.
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* As of the start of season 20, only one of the original six cast members of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' is still on the show, and he would be more accurately described being a recurring guest star who appears in the opening credits whether he appears in that episode or not due to inertia. The original cast was Creator/MarkHarmon (Gibbs), Creator/MichaelWeatherly ([=DiNozzo=]), Creator/SashaAlexander (Kate Todd), Creator/DavidMcCallum (Ducky), Creator/PauleyPerrette (Abby), and Creator/AlanDale (Director Morrow). At the beginning of season 2, Creator/SeanMurray ([=McGee=]) was promoted from repeat guest star to the main cast and Creator/BrianDietzen (Palmer) was added as a secondary cast member (eventually getting promoted to main cast status). At the end of season 2, Alexander's character was killed off and Dale's character was written out (occasionally returning as a guest star), and they were replaced by Creator/CoteDePablo (Ziva David) and Creator/LaurenHolly (Director Shepherd). Holly's character was killed off at the end of season 5 and was replaced by Creator/RockyCarroll (Director Vance). This cast held steady until the beginning of season 11 when de Pablo left the show, being replaced by Creator/EmilyWickersham (Ellie Bishop). Then Weatherly left the show at the end of season 13, being replaced by Creator/JenniferEsposito (Alex Quinn) and Creator/WilmerValderrama (Nick Torres); later that season, Creator/DuaneHenry (Clayton Reeves) was promoted to the main cast. Esposito's character only lasted one season, being replaced at the start of season 15 by Creator/MariaBello (Jacqueline "Jack" Sloane), and Perrette and Henry left at the end of that season, with Perrette being replaced by Creator/DionaReasonover (Kasie Hines). Bello and Wickersham left at different points in season 18, with Wikersham being replaced by Katrina Law (Jessica Knight). Harmon left in season 19, replaced by Creator/GaryCole (Alden Parker). And that's not counting the turnover in important recurring characters who have not appeared in the opening credits (Joe Spano's Tobias Fornell has literally been around since episode 1, but a lot of other characters have disappeared or been killed off over the years). Ducky, the last member of the original cast, spent much of season 15 and at least part of season 16 on sabbatical teaching and writing his memoirs, followed by retiring from his original position to take a part-time job that didn't require him to appear in every episode, though David [=McCallum=] remained a credited cast member until his death in September 2023 before the start of season 21.21, with his character officially dying at the start of the second episode.
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* As of the 13th series of ''Series/CallTheMidwife'', only six characters remain from the large main cast that debuted in 2012 — Sister Julienne, Sister Monica Joan, Trixie Franklin, Patrick Turner, Shelagh Turner (previously Sister Bernadette), and Fred Buckle. And of these six, only one — Shelagh Turner, played by Laura Main — has appeared in every episode of the series.
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alphabetizing; removing Full House (only ever added characters, no originals left, brought up here: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=13543987200A54420100&page=1221#comment-30521)
, Fuller House, Girl Meets World (ditto, plus they don't even qualify as long runners; replacing entries that were just listings of main characters with full paragraphs
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* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' lasted 7 seasons and of the 10 original cast members, only two (Caity Lotz & Amy Louise Pemberton) remained by the final season (Amy had only done voice work until the last season where her character got a body). The third longest tenure being Nick Zano (s2-s7).
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this season and Nora, Gary, & Ava are introduced plus Constantine starts showing up
** Season 4 - Ray, Sara, Charlie (same actress as Amaya), Flannel!Zari (erased from existence), Ava, Nora, Gideon (voice only), Mona, Nate, Mick, Constantine
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goes to do Fate stuff), Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Nora (leaves with Ray), Astra, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick, Constantine, the Monitor (crossover stuff)
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this season and Nora, Gary, & Ava are introduced plus Constantine starts showing up
** Season 4 - Ray, Sara, Charlie (same actress as Amaya), Flannel!Zari (erased from existence), Ava, Nora, Gideon (voice only), Mona, Nate, Mick, Constantine
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goes to do Fate stuff), Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Nora (leaves with Ray), Astra, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick, Constantine, the Monitor (crossover stuff)
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)
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* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' lasted 7 seasons ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'' started out with eight regulars: lead Cory, his family (father Alan, mother Amy, brother Eric, sister Morgan), his teacher Mr. Feeny, best friend Shawn, and classmate Minkus. While the latter was the only one to be outright dropped (at the beginning of season 2), the show greatly reduced the roles of Cory's family (except for Eric) in later seasons. Meanwhile, new cast members were added over the course of the 10 original cast members, only series (Cory's girlfriend Topanga, Shawn's girlfriend Angela, Shawn's half-brother Jack, Eric and Jack's roommate Rachel), while two (Caity Lotz & Amy Louise Pemberton) remained by the final season (Amy had only done voice work until the last season where her character got a body). The third longest tenure being Nick Zano (s2-s7).
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this seasonmore teacher characters (Mr. Turner and Nora, Gary, & Ava are Mr. Williams) were introduced plus Constantine starts showing up
**at some point and left again, for a total of fourteen different main characters in seven seasons.
* ''Series/{{Bunkd}}'' started out as SpinOff of ''Series/{{Jessie}}'', with three characters from that show attending summer camp with several new characters. After the second season, most of these were replaced, and after the third season, all of the original ''Jessie'' cast members left. Season4 - Ray, Sara, Charlie (same actress as Amaya), Flannel!Zari (erased six saw the show change location to a dude ranch, including another cast shake-up. The only character present for all seven seasons was Lou, who went from existence), Ava, Nora, Gideon (voice only), Mona, Nate, Mick, Constantine
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goeshead counselor to do Fate stuff), Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Nora (leaves with Ray), Astra, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick, Constantine, the Monitor (crossover stuff)
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)co-owner.
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this season
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* ''Series/{{Bunkd}}'' started out as SpinOff of ''Series/{{Jessie}}'', with three characters from that show attending summer camp with several new characters. After the second season, most of these were replaced, and after the third season, all of the original ''Jessie'' cast members left. Season
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goes
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)
* While the professional partners on the American edition of ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' will come and go as they see fit and there's a sizeable stable to choose from, it's noticeable that as of Season 31 only 3 of the sixteen pros have been on the show since before its twelfth season.
* ''Series/DiffrentStrokes'' had original cast members Mrs. Garrett (midway through season two, to star in her own [[Series/TheFactsOfLife spin-off]] and Kimberly (after season six) leave, while lead character Phillip gained a new housekeeper, a new wife, and a stepson in later seasons.
* Of the original eight Winslow family members on ''Series/FamilyMatters'', only four (Carl, Harriet -- albeit with an actress switch in the last season -- Eddie, Laura) were regulars in all nine seasons. Judy [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome disappeared]], Rachel and Estelle [[PutOnABus moved out]], Richie was barely around by the end. Meanwhile, first-season guest star [[BreakoutCharacter Steve Urkel]] took over the show, and new cast members added (and, except for the last one, eventually dropped again) over the course of the series were Eddie's friend Waldo, Steve's girlfriend Myra, and new foster kid 3J.
* Australian prime time soap ''Series/HomeAndAway'' is notable that while the cast has almost completely changed since the start, it still has one character, Alf Stewart, who was in the debut episode as part of the main cast. And while note in the series from the beginning, Irene Roberts has been in the series since 1991 with only a single early case of TheOtherDarrin and several characters from early in the series have left and returned multiple times.
* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' lasted 7 seasons and of the 10 original cast members, only two (Caity Lotz & Amy Louise Pemberton) remained by the final season (Amy had only done voice work until the last season where her character got a body). The third longest tenure being Nick Zano (s2-s7).
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this season and Nora, Gary, & Ava are introduced plus Constantine starts showing up
** Season 4 - Ray, Sara, Charlie (same actress as Amaya), Flannel!Zari (erased from existence), Ava, Nora, Gideon (voice only), Mona, Nate, Mick, Constantine
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goes to do Fate stuff), Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Nora (leaves with Ray), Astra, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick, Constantine, the Monitor (crossover stuff)
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this season and Nora, Gary, & Ava are introduced plus Constantine starts showing up
** Season 4 - Ray, Sara, Charlie (same actress as Amaya), Flannel!Zari (erased from existence), Ava, Nora, Gideon (voice only), Mona, Nate, Mick, Constantine
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goes to do Fate stuff), Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Nora (leaves with Ray), Astra, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick, Constantine, the Monitor (crossover stuff)
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)
* ''Series/RavensHome'' was retooled after season four and replaced most of its main cast except for Raven and Booker.
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* Australian prime time soap ''Series/HomeAndAway'' is notable that while the cast has almost completely changed since the start, it still has one character, Alf Stewart, who was in the debut episode as part of the main cast. And while note in the series from the beginning, Irene Roberts has been in the series since 1991 with only a single early case of TheOtherDarrin and several characters from early in the series have left and returned multiple times.
* While the professional partners on the American edition of ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' will come and go as they see fit and there's a sizeable stable to choose from, it's noticeable that as of Season 31 only 3 of the sixteen pros have been on the show since before its twelfth season.
* ''Series/{{Bunkd}}'' has had quite a few cast changes as of season 7.
** Season 1-2: Emma, Ravi, Zuri, Lou, Xander, Tiffany and Jorge.
** Season 3: Emma, Ravi, Zuri, Lou, Mateo, Finn and Destiny.
** Season 4: Lou, Mateo, Finn, Destiny, Noah, Gwen and Ava.
** Season 5: Lou, Mateo, Finn, Destiny, Noah, Ava and Parker.
** Season 6-7: Lou, Destiny, Noah, Parker, Bill, Jake and Winnie.
* ''Series/DiffrentStrokes'' has a couple
** Season 1: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly and Mrs. Garrett.
** Season 2-3: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis and Kimberly.
** Season 4: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly and Pearl.
** Season 5: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly, Pearl, Sam and Maggie.
** Season 6-8: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Pearl, Sam and Maggie.
* ''Series/FamilyMatters''
** Season 1:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Rachael, Richie, Laura, Eddie and Judy.
** Season 2-4:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Richie, Waldo, Laura, Eddie, Steve and Judy
** Season 5-8:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Richie, Laura, Eddie, Steve and Mayra
** Season 9:Carl, Harriet, Laura, Eddie, Steve, 3J and Mayra
* ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld''
** Season 1:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Feeny, Minkus and Topanga
** Season 2:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Turner, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 3:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Eil, Mr. Turner, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 4:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 5-7:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Jack, Rachael, Angela, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
also
* ''Series/GirlMeetsWorld''
** Season 1:Cory,Topanga, Auggie, Reilly, Maya, Locus and Farkle
** Season 2-3:Cory,Topanga, Auggie, Reilly, Maya, Locus, Farkle and Zay
* ''Series/FullHouse''
** Season 1-2:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 3:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 4:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 5:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
** Season 6-7:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Steve, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
** Season 8:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
also
* ''Series/FullerHouse''
** Season 1:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy and Ramona.
** Season 2:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy, Ramona, Lola, Matt, Steve and Fernando.
** Season 3-5:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy, Ramona, Matt, Jimmy, Steve and Fernando
* ''Series/RavensHome
** Season 1-4:Raven, Booker, Nia, Levi, Tess and Chelsea.
** Season 5-6:Raven, Booker, Victor, Alice, Neil and Ivy.
* While the professional partners on the American edition of ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' will come and go as they see fit and there's a sizeable stable to choose from, it's noticeable that as of Season 31 only 3 of the sixteen pros have been on the show since before its twelfth season.
* ''Series/{{Bunkd}}'' has had quite a few cast changes as of season 7.
** Season 1-2: Emma, Ravi, Zuri, Lou, Xander, Tiffany and Jorge.
** Season 3: Emma, Ravi, Zuri, Lou, Mateo, Finn and Destiny.
** Season 4: Lou, Mateo, Finn, Destiny, Noah, Gwen and Ava.
** Season 5: Lou, Mateo, Finn, Destiny, Noah, Ava and Parker.
** Season 6-7: Lou, Destiny, Noah, Parker, Bill, Jake and Winnie.
* ''Series/DiffrentStrokes'' has a couple
** Season 1: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly and Mrs. Garrett.
** Season 2-3: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis and Kimberly.
** Season 4: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly and Pearl.
** Season 5: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly, Pearl, Sam and Maggie.
** Season 6-8: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Pearl, Sam and Maggie.
* ''Series/FamilyMatters''
** Season 1:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Rachael, Richie, Laura, Eddie and Judy.
** Season 2-4:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Richie, Waldo, Laura, Eddie, Steve and Judy
** Season 5-8:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Richie, Laura, Eddie, Steve and Mayra
** Season 9:Carl, Harriet, Laura, Eddie, Steve, 3J and Mayra
* ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld''
** Season 1:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Feeny, Minkus and Topanga
** Season 2:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Turner, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 3:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Eil, Mr. Turner, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 4:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 5-7:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Jack, Rachael, Angela, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
also
* ''Series/GirlMeetsWorld''
** Season 1:Cory,Topanga, Auggie, Reilly, Maya, Locus and Farkle
** Season 2-3:Cory,Topanga, Auggie, Reilly, Maya, Locus, Farkle and Zay
* ''Series/FullHouse''
** Season 1-2:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 3:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 4:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 5:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
** Season 6-7:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Steve, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
** Season 8:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
also
* ''Series/FullerHouse''
** Season 1:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy and Ramona.
** Season 2:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy, Ramona, Lola, Matt, Steve and Fernando.
** Season 3-5:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy, Ramona, Matt, Jimmy, Steve and Fernando
* ''Series/RavensHome
** Season 1-4:Raven, Booker, Nia, Levi, Tess and Chelsea.
** Season 5-6:Raven, Booker, Victor, Alice, Neil and Ivy.
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* While the professional partners on the American edition of ''Series/DancingWithTheStars'' will come and go as they see fit and there's a sizeable stable to choose from, it's noticeable that as of Season 31 only 3 of the sixteen pros have been on the show since before its twelfth season.
* ''Series/{{Bunkd}}'' has had quite a few cast changes as of season 7.
** Season 1-2: Emma, Ravi, Zuri, Lou, Xander, Tiffany and Jorge.
** Season 3: Emma, Ravi, Zuri, Lou, Mateo, Finn and Destiny.
** Season 4: Lou, Mateo, Finn, Destiny, Noah, Gwen and Ava.
** Season 5: Lou, Mateo, Finn, Destiny, Noah, Ava and Parker.
** Season 6-7: Lou, Destiny, Noah, Parker, Bill, Jake and Winnie.
* ''Series/DiffrentStrokes'' has a couple
** Season 1: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly and Mrs. Garrett.
** Season 2-3: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis and Kimberly.
** Season 4: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly and Pearl.
** Season 5: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Kimberly, Pearl, Sam and Maggie.
** Season 6-8: Mr. Drummond, Arnold, Willis, Pearl, Sam and Maggie.
* ''Series/FamilyMatters''
** Season 1:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Rachael, Richie, Laura, Eddie and Judy.
** Season 2-4:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Richie, Waldo, Laura, Eddie, Steve and Judy
** Season 5-8:Carl, Harriet, Estelle, Richie, Laura, Eddie, Steve and Mayra
** Season 9:Carl, Harriet, Laura, Eddie, Steve, 3J and Mayra
* ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld''
** Season 1:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Feeny, Minkus and Topanga
** Season 2:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Turner, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 3:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Eil, Mr. Turner, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 4:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
** Season 5-7:Cory, Shawn, Eric, Amy, Alan, Morgan, Jack, Rachael, Angela, Mr. Feeny and Topanga
also
* ''Series/GirlMeetsWorld''
** Season 1:Cory,Topanga, Auggie, Reilly, Maya, Locus and Farkle
** Season 2-3:Cory,Topanga, Auggie, Reilly, Maya, Locus, Farkle and Zay
* ''Series/FullHouse''
** Season 1-2:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 3:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 4:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie.
** Season 5:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
** Season 6-7:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Steve, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
** Season 8:Danny, Joey, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, Alex, Kimmy, Michelle, DJ and Stephanie
also
* ''Series/FullerHouse''
** Season 1:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy and Ramona.
** Season 2:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy, Ramona, Lola, Matt, Steve and Fernando.
** Season 3-5:DJ, Kimmy, Stephanie, Jackson, Max, Tommy, Ramona, Matt, Jimmy, Steve and Fernando
* ''Series/RavensHome
** Season 1-4:Raven, Booker, Nia, Levi, Tess and Chelsea.
** Season 5-6:Raven, Booker, Victor, Alice, Neil and Ivy.
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** Most of the roster turned over between 2020 and the Heat's next Finals appearance in 2023. Only five players were present for both—Bam Adebayo, Jimmy Butler, Tyler Herro (who was injured and didn't play in the Finals), Duncan Robinson, and Haslem. Once again, Haslem didn't play in the Finals.
* Tim Duncan and coach Gregg Popovich were the only ones present in all five San Antonio Spurs titles (1999, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2014).
* Tim Duncan and coach Gregg Popovich were the only ones present in all five San Antonio Spurs titles (1999, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2014).
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** Most of the roster turned over between 2020 and the Heat's next Finals appearance in 2023. Only five players were present for both—Bam Adebayo, Jimmy Butler, Tyler Herro (who was injured and didn't play in the Finals), Duncan Robinson, and Haslem. Once again, Haslem, This time, Haslem didn't did get to play in the Finals.
one Finals game in what was his last season.
* Tim Duncan and coach Gregg Popovich were the only ones presentin for all five San Antonio Spurs titles (1999, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2014).
* Tim Duncan and coach Gregg Popovich were the only ones present
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** Mario Zagallo won the first four of Brazil's titles (player in 1958 and 1962, coach in 1970, assistant coach in 1994), and his teammate [[TheAce Pelé]] was the only one fielded in the first three. Another Brazilian, Cafu, played in the 1994 and 2002 titles (and is the only man to play three Cup finals), while Ronaldo was on the bench in the former and the top goalscorer in the latter.
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** Mario Mário Zagallo won the first four of Brazil's titles (player in 1958 and 1962, coach in 1970, assistant coach in 1994), and his teammate [[TheAce Pelé]] was the only one fielded in the first three. Another Brazilian, Cafu, played in the 1994 and 2002 titles (and is the only man to play three Cup finals), while Ronaldo was on the bench in the former and the top goalscorer in the latter.
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague Detroit Red Wings]] had a mini-dynasty with four UsefulNotes/StanleyCup titles, only two consecutive (1997-98, 2002 and 2008), to the point the last had a different coach. Five guys remained in all championships (Nicklas Lidström, Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, Darren [=McCarty=], and Tomas Holmström), while Chris Osgood was absent from the third one. [=McCarty=] had left the team in 2005, returning in time for the 2008 Cup run. Those Cup wins came amidst a streak of 25 consecutive seasons in the playoffs[[note]]over a 26-year period due to the cancellation of the 2004-05 NHL season over a labor dispute[[/note]]. Steve Yzerman was the only Red Wing who had remained with the team from the last team that had missed the playoffs in 1990 to win the Cup in 1997[[note]]Joe Kocur had also been on the 1990 team, but had been traded away during the 1990-91 season and was in semi-retirement when he returned to the Wings in 1996[[/note]]. Six players from the 2017 roster that ended the streak remained from the 2008 Cup win, and none of them were on the earlier Cup winners (Henrik Zetterberg, Justin Abdelkader, Jimmy Howard, Darren Helm, Niklas Kronwall, and Jonathan Ericsson).
* In an indirect way, only three people were present in the first three Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cups (1991-92 and 2009): Mario Lemieux (TheLeader in the first two, owner in the third), Gilles Meloche (goaltender coach in all) and Kevin Stevens (player in the first two, scout in the third, to the point he wasn't engraved on the Cup). By the time the Penguins won again in 2016-17, just Lemieux remained to get his name two more times, and the roster had only 5 reminders of 2009 (Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Chris Kunitz, Kris Letang - who missed the ice in 2017 due to injury - and the only one that didn't get ice time in the second series, goalie Marc-André Fleury - who afterwards would be picked in the expansion draft, and would make the Stanley Cup Final in the Vegas Golden Knights' very first season, losing there).
* In an indirect way, only three people were present in the first three Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cups (1991-92 and 2009): Mario Lemieux (TheLeader in the first two, owner in the third), Gilles Meloche (goaltender coach in all) and Kevin Stevens (player in the first two, scout in the third, to the point he wasn't engraved on the Cup). By the time the Penguins won again in 2016-17, just Lemieux remained to get his name two more times, and the roster had only 5 reminders of 2009 (Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Chris Kunitz, Kris Letang - who missed the ice in 2017 due to injury - and the only one that didn't get ice time in the second series, goalie Marc-André Fleury - who afterwards would be picked in the expansion draft, and would make the Stanley Cup Final in the Vegas Golden Knights' very first season, losing there).
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague Detroit Red Wings]] had a mini-dynasty with four UsefulNotes/StanleyCup titles, only two consecutive (1997-98, (1997–98, 2002 and 2008), to the point the last had a different coach. Five guys remained in all championships (Nicklas Lidström, Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, Darren [=McCarty=], and Tomas Holmström), while Chris Osgood was absent from the third one. [=McCarty=] had left the team in 2005, returning in time for the 2008 Cup run. Those Cup wins came amidst a streak of 25 consecutive seasons in the playoffs[[note]]over a 26-year period due to the cancellation of the 2004-05 2004–05 NHL season over a labor dispute[[/note]]. Steve Yzerman was the only Red Wing who had remained with the team from the last team that had missed the playoffs in 1990 to win the Cup in 1997[[note]]Joe Kocur had also been on the 1990 team, but had been traded away during the 1990-91 1990–91 season and was in semi-retirement when he returned to the Wings in 1996[[/note]]. Six players from the 2017 roster that ended the streak remained from the 2008 Cup win, and none of them were on the earlier Cup winners (Henrik Zetterberg, Justin Abdelkader, Jimmy Howard, Darren Helm, Niklas Kronwall, and Jonathan Ericsson).
* In an indirect way, only three people were present in the first three Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cups(1991-92 (1991–92 and 2009): Mario Lemieux (TheLeader in the first two, owner in the third), Gilles Meloche (goaltender coach in all) and Kevin Stevens (player in the first two, scout in the third, to the point he wasn't engraved on the Cup). By the time the Penguins won again in 2016-17, 2016–17, just Lemieux remained to get his name two more times, and the roster had only 5 reminders of 2009 (Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, Chris Kunitz, Kris Letang - — who missed the ice in 2017 due to injury - — and the only one that didn't get ice time in the second series, goalie Marc-André Fleury - — who afterwards would be picked in the expansion draft, and would make the Stanley Cup Final in the Vegas Golden Knights' very first season, losing there).
* In an indirect way, only three people were present in the first three Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cups
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* The Tampa Bay Lightning who won the Cup in 2020 had [[https://www.tampabay.com/sports/lightning/2020/09/18/the-lightning-are-an-older-and-they-hope-better-team-than-the-2015-version/ only 9 players from the roster that lost the 2015 finals]] - including captain Steven Stamkos, whose only game in the 2020 playoffs was in said final, as he took some time off to heal from a surgery. Amusingly, the team they defeated, the Dallas Stars, had in their roster the starting goalie of the 2015 Lightning, Ben Bishop.
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* The Tampa Bay Lightning who won the Cup in 2020 had [[https://www.tampabay.com/sports/lightning/2020/09/18/the-lightning-are-an-older-and-they-hope-better-team-than-the-2015-version/ only 9 players from the roster that lost the 2015 finals]] - — including captain Steven Stamkos, whose only game in the 2020 playoffs was in said final, as he took some time off to heal from a surgery. Amusingly, the team they defeated, the Dallas Stars, had in their roster the starting goalie of the 2015 Lightning, Ben Bishop.
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* On an international level, Teemu Selänne played in 6 Winter Olympics from 1992 to 2014 (equaling compatriot Raimo Helminen, who played his last 3 tournaments as Selänne's teammate), winning one silver and four bronzes for Finland. Among the seven players who went to 5 Olympics, only four won medals, two Finns (Jere Lehtinen - 1994-2010 - and Kimmo Timonen - 1998-2014, each winning one silver and three bronzes), one Swede (Daniel Alfredsson - 1998-2014, winning gold in 2006 and silver in 2014) and the great Czech Jaromír Jágr, who not only won a gold in 1998 (and bronze in 2006) but managed to appear in the annual World Championship (which he won in 2005 and 2006) in both 1994 and 2015, ''at 43'' in the latter.
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* On an international level, Teemu Selänne played in 6 Winter Olympics from 1992 to 2014 (equaling compatriot Raimo Helminen, who played his last 3 tournaments as Selänne's teammate), winning one silver and four bronzes for Finland. Among the seven players who went to 5 Olympics, only four won medals, two Finns (Jere Lehtinen - 1994-2010 - — 1994–2010 — and Kimmo Timonen - — 1998-2014, each winning one silver and three bronzes), one Swede (Daniel Alfredsson - 1998-2014, winning gold in 2006 and silver in 2014) and the great Czech Jaromír Jágr, who not only won a gold in 1998 (and bronze in 2006) but managed to appear in the annual World Championship (which he won in 2005 and 2006) in both 1994 and 2015, ''at 43'' in the latter.
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* The [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball New York Yankees]] had two such stretches: The Joe [=McCarthy=] era from 1931-45, where the team won 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe [=DiMaggio=], and the Casey Stengel era from 1949-60, where they won another 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, and Yogi Berra. The third best stretch was in the 1990s-2000s, when they won four titles in five years (1996 and 1998-2000) with Joe Torre as manager, plus one more in 2009. Only starting pitcher Andy Pettitte, shortstop Derek Jeter, and closer Mariano Rivera were a part of all five teams, with a number of others being part of four out of five--including two other members of the 2009 team, as Joe Girardi, the starting catcher on the 1996 team and backup catcher in 1998 and 1999, returned as manager for the 2009 team while Jorge Posada, who replaced Girardi as the primary catcher in 1998 after backing him up as a rookie in 1997, was still the starting catcher in 2009. Furthermore, only Jeter and Rivera had been Yankees continuously for that stretch; Pettitte left the Yankees for three years from 2004 to 2006, playing for the Houston Astros.
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* The [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball New York Yankees]] had two such stretches: The Joe [=McCarthy=] era from 1931-45, 1931–45, where the team won 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe [=DiMaggio=], and the Casey Stengel era from 1949-60, 1949–60, where they won another 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, and Yogi Berra. The third best stretch was in the 1990s-2000s, 1990s–2000s, when they won four titles in five years (1996 and 1998-2000) 1998–2000) with Joe Torre as manager, plus one more in 2009. Only starting pitcher Andy Pettitte, shortstop Derek Jeter, and closer Mariano Rivera were a part of all five teams, with a number of others being part of four out of five--including two other members of the 2009 team, as Joe Girardi, the starting catcher on the 1996 team and backup catcher in 1998 and 1999, returned as manager for the 2009 team while Jorge Posada, who replaced Girardi as the primary catcher in 1998 after backing him up as a rookie in 1997, was still the starting catcher in 2009. Furthermore, only Jeter and Rivera had been Yankees continuously for that stretch; Pettitte left the Yankees for three years from 2004 to 2006, playing for the Houston Astros.
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** Super Bowl XXXI veterans and Pete Carroll era additions: These guys were drafted by Bill Parcells in 1993-1996, helped turn the franchise respectable, and played in one Super Bowl together. Many were defensemen coached by assistant HC and DB coach Bill Belichick, and were among his strongest supporters when he returned to the team in 2000. Consists of: Tedy Bruschi, Adam Vinatieri, Willie [=McGinest=], Ty Law, Lawyer Milloy, Ted Johnson, Drew Bledsoe, and Troy Brown, and Kevin Faulk. These guys mostly left by 2006, either being cut, leaving in free agency, or retiring. Faulk and Light hung around long enough to be on the 2011 team that reached the Super Bowl.
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** Super Bowl XXXI veterans and Pete Carroll era additions: These guys were drafted by Bill Parcells in 1993-1996, helped turn the franchise respectable, and played in one Super Bowl together. Many were defensemen coached by assistant HC and DB coach Bill Belichick, and were among his strongest supporters when he returned to the team in 2000. Consists of: Tedy Bruschi, Adam Vinatieri, Willie [=McGinest=], Ty Law, Lawyer Milloy, Ted Johnson, Drew Bledsoe, and Troy Brown, and Kevin Faulk. These guys mostly left by 2006, either being cut, leaving in free agency, or retiring. Faulk and Light hung around long enough to be on the 2011 team that reached the Super Bowl.
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** The Ring-less Teams: The unfortunate players to have extended tenures as Dynasty-era Patriots, but never win a Super Bowl. The famed 16-0 team is part of this group. Explosive offenses, but an aging defense that would go through an extended rebuild throughout the period. Two of Tom Brady's three League MVP seasons were from these years. Consists of: Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Jabar Gaffney, Donte Stallworth, Sammy Morris, Laurency Maroney, [=BenJarvus=] Green-Ellis, Danny Woodhead, Brandon Meriweather, and Logan Mankins. The two exceptions in this group are Stephen Gostkowski, whose venerable fourteen year tenure eventually included three championships. For the most part, this group emerged in 2007 and was gone by 2013, barring a few holdouts, and Matthew Slater, drafted in 2008 and the longest-tenured Patriot after Tom Brady's departure. On the coaching side, these were the only rosters to mostly not be coached on offense by Josh [=McDaniels=].
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** The Ring-less Teams: The unfortunate players to have extended tenures as Dynasty-era Patriots, but never win a Super Bowl. The famed 16-0 16–0 team is part of this group. Explosive offenses, but an aging defense that would go through an extended rebuild throughout the period. Two of Tom Brady's three League MVP seasons were from these years. Consists of: Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Jabar Gaffney, Donte Stallworth, Sammy Morris, Laurency Maroney, [=BenJarvus=] Green-Ellis, Danny Woodhead, Brandon Meriweather, and Logan Mankins. The two exceptions in this group are Stephen Gostkowski, whose venerable fourteen year 14-year tenure eventually included three championships. For the most part, this group emerged in 2007 and was gone by 2013, barring a few holdouts, championships, and Matthew Slater, drafted in 2008 and the longest-tenured Patriot after Tom Brady's departure.departure. For the most part, this group emerged in 2007 and was gone by 2013, barring a few holdouts. On the coaching side, these were the only rosters to mostly not be coached on offense by Josh [=McDaniels=].
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*** Pac-12 Conference: The conference's current charter dates only to 1959, but it claims the history of the Pacific Coast Conference, founded in 1915, as its own. Of the current members, only Cal and Washington have been ever-present in the conference, although three later PCC arrivals Stanford, USC, and UCLA have stayed put ever since joining. Two other PCC members, Idaho (1922–1959) and Montana (1928–1950), were not invited to join the Athletic Association of Western Universities (later the Pac-8, Pac-10, and Pac-12). Oregon, Oregon State, and Washington State were also not invited to join the AAWU at its formation, but all three joined by 1964. Arizona and Arizona State joined the Pac-8 in 1978, leading it to become the Pac-10, and the 2011 arrival of Colorado and Utah led to the current name of Pac-12. That, of course, was before UCLA and USC announced in 2022 they were off to the Big Ten in 2024. The following year, just when everyone thought things were slowing down, Colorado announced it would return to the Big 12 in 2024, followed within days by ''five other schools'' announcing they would also leave the sinking ship of the Pac-12 in 2024. Oregon and Washington will move to the Big Ten and Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah will join the Big 12. A few weeks later, the Pac died for all practical purposes when California and Stanford announced they would join the ACC in 2024.
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*** Pac-12 Conference: The conference's current charter dates only to 1959, but it claims the history of the Pacific Coast Conference, founded in 1915, as its own. Of the current members, only Cal and Washington have been ever-present in the conference, although three later PCC arrivals Stanford, USC, and UCLA have stayed put ever since joining. Two other PCC members, Idaho (1922–1959) and Montana (1928–1950), were not invited to join the Athletic Association of Western Universities (later the Pac-8, Pac-10, and Pac-12). Oregon, Oregon State, and Washington State were also not invited to join the AAWU at its formation, but all three joined by 1964. Arizona and Arizona State joined the Pac-8 in 1978, leading it to become the Pac-10, and the 2011 arrival of Colorado and Utah led to the current name of Pac-12. That, of course, was before UCLA and USC announced in 2022 they were off to the Big Ten in 2024. The following year, just when everyone thought things were slowing down, Colorado announced it would return to the Big 12 in 2024, followed within days by ''five other schools'' announcing they would also leave the sinking ship of the Pac-12 in 2024. Oregon and Washington will move to the Big Ten and Arizona, Arizona State, and Utah will join the Big 12. A few weeks later, the Pac died for all practical purposes when California and Stanford announced they would join the ACC in 2024.2024, leaving Oregon State and Washington State as the only members.
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*** American Athletic Conference: Operating under the 1979 charter of the original Big East Conference,[[note]]the "Big East" name was bought in 2013 by a group of non-FBS schools that left to form a new Division I non-football conference, most of which were original Big East members[[/note]] The American started its life under that name in 2013 with 10 members. Two of them, Louisville and Rutgers, left after a single season to respectively join the ACC and Big Ten. Also in 2014, East Carolina, Tulane, and Tulsa joined, with [[MilitaryAcademy Navy]] joining for football only in 2015 and Wichita State joining as a full but non-football member in 2017. [=UConn=] left in 2020 to rejoin many of its former Big East rivals in the non-football Big East 2.0, parking its football team as an FBS independent. After the Big 12 poached Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF in 2021 (effective in 2023), The American responded by raiding Conference USA, with Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, Rice, UAB, and UTSA joining from that league in 2023. Two months to the day after those six schools joined, the conference lost one of its "original" 2013 members when SMU announced it would join the ACC in 2024. However, The American ultimately will keep the same number of schools with Army's intention to join the conference as a football-only member in 2024.
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*** American Athletic Conference: Operating under the 1979 charter of the original Big East Conference,[[note]]the "Big East" name was bought in 2013 by a group of non-FBS schools that left to form a new Division I non-football conference, most of which were original Big East members[[/note]] The American started its life under that name in 2013 with 10 members. Two of them, Louisville and Rutgers, left after a single season to respectively join the ACC and Big Ten. Also in 2014, East Carolina, Tulane, and Tulsa joined, with [[MilitaryAcademy Navy]] joining for football only in 2015 and Wichita State joining as a full but non-football member in 2017. [=UConn=] left in 2020 to rejoin many of its former Big East rivals in the non-football Big East 2.0, parking its football team as an FBS independent. After the Big 12 poached Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF in 2021 (effective in 2023), The American responded by raiding Conference USA, with Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, Rice, UAB, and UTSA joining from that league in 2023. Two months to the day after those six schools joined, the conference lost one of its "original" 2013 members when SMU announced it would join the ACC in 2024. However, The American ultimately will keep the same number of schools football members with Army's intention to join the conference as a football-only member in 2024.
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* Theatre/ThePrinceOfTennis has had many, many cast changes over its several dozen shows spanning almost two decades. It's more sweet than bitter since so many of the former cast members have gone on to become very famous, particularly as voice actors.
* Theatre/{{Tsukipro}}, with 30+ stage plays in 5 series, has reached this level. 7 of the original 8 members of the ''Theatre/{{SQS}}'' cast stayed together for 9 plays, if you count their guest appearance in ''Theatre/TsukinoEmpire: Unleash Your Mind'', and Sho Higano (Shiki) only left before episode 8 because of a severe injury. Alivestage, on the other hand, has had a different Ryota in each of its 3 3-episode seasons. Arata, You, and Hina have also all had actors who left after three or fewer plays. As of the end of 2022, Haru, Arata, Iku, and Ryota have all been played by three different actors. On the other hand, Yuusaku Sato has played Rui in nineteen different plays over eight years. Like Tenimyu, lots of former cast members have gone on to become famous -- the first Arata, Creator/TaikiYamazaki, starred in [[Series/UchuSentaiKyuranger a TV series]] and the original cast of [[Theatre/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto a musical]]. The second Iku, Ryoki Miyama, became famous as a member of Music/BeFirst.
* Theatre/{{Tsukipro}}, with 30+ stage plays in 5 series, has reached this level. 7 of the original 8 members of the ''Theatre/{{SQS}}'' cast stayed together for 9 plays, if you count their guest appearance in ''Theatre/TsukinoEmpire: Unleash Your Mind'', and Sho Higano (Shiki) only left before episode 8 because of a severe injury. Alivestage, on the other hand, has had a different Ryota in each of its 3 3-episode seasons. Arata, You, and Hina have also all had actors who left after three or fewer plays. As of the end of 2022, Haru, Arata, Iku, and Ryota have all been played by three different actors. On the other hand, Yuusaku Sato has played Rui in nineteen different plays over eight years. Like Tenimyu, lots of former cast members have gone on to become famous -- the first Arata, Creator/TaikiYamazaki, starred in [[Series/UchuSentaiKyuranger a TV series]] and the original cast of [[Theatre/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto a musical]]. The second Iku, Ryoki Miyama, became famous as a member of Music/BeFirst.
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* Theatre/ThePrinceOfTennis ''Theatre/ThePrinceOfTennis'' has had many, many cast changes over its several dozen shows spanning almost two decades. It's more sweet than bitter since so many of the former cast members have gone on to become very famous, particularly as voice actors.
*Theatre/{{Tsukipro}}, ''Theatre/{{Tsukipro}}'', with 30+ stage plays in 5 series, has reached this level. 7 of the original 8 members of the ''Theatre/{{SQS}}'' cast stayed together for 9 plays, if you count their guest appearance in ''Theatre/TsukinoEmpire: Unleash Your Mind'', and Sho Higano (Shiki) only left before episode 8 because of a severe injury. Alivestage, on the other hand, has had a different Ryota in each of its 3 3-episode seasons. Arata, You, and Hina have also all had actors who left after three or fewer plays. As of the end of 2022, Haru, Arata, Iku, and Ryota have all been played by three different actors. On the other hand, Yuusaku Sato has played Rui in nineteen different plays over eight years. Like Tenimyu, lots of former cast members have gone on to become famous -- the first Arata, Creator/TaikiYamazaki, starred in [[Series/UchuSentaiKyuranger a TV series]] and the original cast of [[Theatre/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto a musical]]. The second Iku, Ryoki Miyama, became famous as a member of Music/BeFirst.
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*** Sun Belt Conference: Started as a non-football league in 1976 with six members, with two more joining in 1979. Of those schools, the only ones remaining in the league today are Georgia State and South Alabama—and Georgia State had left in 1981 before returning in 2013. After several years of lesser churn, all but three of the members left for other conferences in 1991, and the Sun Belt merged with the American South Conference, with Arkansas–Little Rock (now athletically known as Little Rock) also joining. Although the ASC was the larger league, the merged league kept the Sun Belt name. Of the 1991 entries, only Arkansas State and Louisiana remain, though Little Rock did stay around until 2022. Five more schools joined between 1998 and 2000, and the SBC started a football league in 2001 with five full members and two football-only members. The only arrival in ''that'' time frame remaining in the SBC is Louisiana–Monroe (aka ULM), which became a full member in 2005. The SBC added two new members in the mid-2000s realignment, four more in the early-2010s realignment (three all-sports, one non-football), Coastal Carolina in 2016 (football in 2017), and most recently FCS upgrader James Madison and three C-USA members in 2022.
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*** Sun Belt Conference: Started as a non-football league in 1976 with six members, with two more joining in 1979. Of those schools, the only ones remaining in the league today are Georgia State and South Alabama—and Georgia State had left in 1981 before returning in 2013. After several years of lesser churn, all but three of the members left for other conferences in 1991, and the Sun Belt merged with the American South Conference, with Arkansas–Little Rock (now athletically known as Little Rock) also joining. Although the ASC was the larger league, the merged league kept the Sun Belt name. Of the 1991 entries, only Arkansas State and Louisiana remain, though Little Rock did stay around until 2022. Five more schools joined between 1998 and 2000, and the SBC started a football league in 2001 with five full members and two football-only members. The only arrival in ''that'' time frame remaining in the SBC is Louisiana–Monroe (aka ULM), which became a full member in 2005. The SBC added two new members in the mid-2000s realignment, four more in the early-2010s realignment (three all-sports, one non-football), Coastal Carolina in 2016 (football in 2017), and most recently FCS upgrader James Madison and three C-USA CUSA members in 2022.
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*** Conference USA: Formed by a 1995 merger between two non-football leagues, the Great Midwest and Metro Conferences, it started out with 11 members, with the football league launching the next year with six. It was first raided by the Big East in 2005, losing five members to the Big East (three football, two non-football) and two non-football members to the Atlantic 10 Conference. At that time, it added six members, all with football. The early-2010s realignment saw a major raid by The American, with seven schools leaving in 2013 and 2014. CUSA responded by adding seven new members in that time frame, mostly from the Sun Belt Conference. By that time, the only remaining charter members were Southern Miss and UAB, with only Southern Miss having played in CUSA's first football season. Then in 2021, CUSA was the target of massive raids from The American and the Sun Belt, losing ''nine'' of its 14 members (including the aforementioned USM and UAB) to those leagues, with some moves taking place in 2022 and others in 2023. CUSA survived by picking up four new members in 2023, FBS independents Liberty[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the ASUN Conference[[/labelnote]] and New Mexico State[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the Western Athletic Conference[[/labelnote]] and FCS upgraders Jacksonville State and Sam Houston. Another FCS upgrader, Delaware, will join in 2025. %% The ASUN Conference stopped calling itself "Atlantic Sun" in 2016... but went back to "Atlantic Sun" in 2023.
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*** Conference USA: Formed by a 1995 merger between two non-football leagues, the Great Midwest and Metro Conferences, it started out with 11 members, with the football league launching the next year with six. It was first raided by the Big East in 2005, losing five members to the Big East (three football, two non-football) and two non-football members to the Atlantic 10 Conference. At that time, it added six members, all with football. The early-2010s realignment saw a major raid by The American, with seven schools leaving in 2013 and 2014. CUSA responded by adding seven new members in that time frame, mostly from the Sun Belt Conference. By that time, the only remaining charter members were Southern Miss and UAB, with only Southern Miss having played in CUSA's first football season. Then in 2021, CUSA was the target of massive raids from The American and the Sun Belt, losing ''nine'' of its 14 members (including the aforementioned USM and UAB) to those leagues, with some moves taking place in 2022 and others in 2023. CUSA survived by picking up four new members in 2023, FBS independents Liberty[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the ASUN Conference[[/labelnote]] and New Mexico State[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the Western Athletic Conference[[/labelnote]] and FCS upgraders Jacksonville State and Sam Houston. Another Two more FCS upgrader, upgraders, Kennesaw State and Delaware, will respectively join in 2024 and 2025. %% The ASUN Conference stopped calling itself "Atlantic Sun" in 2016... but went back to "Atlantic Sun" in 2023.
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* This trope has been omnipresent throughout the history of UsefulNotes/{{NCAA}} sports (not to mention other governing bodies), with conferences experiencing greater or lesser degrees of membership turnover throughout their history. This churn has reached a peak in the 21st century, which has seen ''three'' major realignments involving multiple Division I conferences—the first in the mid-2000s, the second in the first half of the 2010s, and the third going on as we speak in the second half of 2023.
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* This trope has been omnipresent throughout the history of UsefulNotes/{{NCAA}} sports (not to mention other governing bodies), with conferences experiencing greater or lesser degrees of membership turnover throughout their history. This churn has reached a peak in the 21st century, which has seen ''three'' major realignments involving multiple Division I conferences—the first in the mid-2000s, the second in the first half of the 2010s, and the third going on as we speak in at the second half start of 2023.2024.
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*** American Athletic Conference: Operating under the 1979 charter of the original Big East Conference,[[note]]the "Big East" name was bought in 2013 by a group of non-FBS schools that left to form a new Division I non-football conference, most of which were original Big East members[[/note]] The American started its life under that name in 2013 with 10 members. Two of them, Louisville and Rutgers, left after a single season to respectively join the ACC and Big Ten. Also in 2014, East Carolina, Tulane, and Tulsa joined, with [[MilitaryAcademy Navy]] joining for football only in 2015 and Wichita State joining as a full but non-football member in 2017. [=UConn=] left in 2020 to rejoin many of its former Big East rivals in the non-football Big East 2.0, parking its football team as an FBS independent. After the Big 12 poached Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF in 2021 (effective in 2023), The American responded by raiding Conference USA, with Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, Rice, UAB, and UTSA joining from that league in 2023. Two months to the day after those six schools joined, the conference lost one of its "original" 2013 members when SMU announced it would join the ACC in 2024. However, The American ultimately will keep the same number of schools with Army's intention to join the conference as a football only member in 2024.
*** Conference USA: Formed by a 1995 merger between two non-football leagues, the Great Midwest and Metro Conferences, it started out with 11 members, with the football league launching the next year with six. It was first raided by the Big East in 2005, losing five members to the Big East (three football, two non-football) and two non-football members to the Atlantic 10 Conference. At that time, it added six members, all with football. The early-2010s realignment saw a major raid by The American, with seven schools leaving in 2013 and 2014. C-USA responded by adding seven new members in that time frame, mostly from the Sun Belt Conference. By that time, the only remaining charter members were Southern Miss and UAB, with only Southern Miss having played in C-USA's first football season. Then in 2021, C-USA was the target of massive raids from The American and the Sun Belt, losing ''nine'' of its 14 members (including the aforementioned USM and UAB) to those leagues, with some moves taking place in 2022 and others in 2023. C-USA survived by picking up four new members in 2023, FBS independents Liberty[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the ASUN Conference[[/labelnote]] and New Mexico State[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the Western Athletic Conference[[/labelnote]] and FCS upgraders Jacksonville State and Sam Houston. %% The ASUN Conference stopped calling itself "Atlantic Sun" in 2016... but went back to "Atlantic Sun" in 2023.
*** Conference USA: Formed by a 1995 merger between two non-football leagues, the Great Midwest and Metro Conferences, it started out with 11 members, with the football league launching the next year with six. It was first raided by the Big East in 2005, losing five members to the Big East (three football, two non-football) and two non-football members to the Atlantic 10 Conference. At that time, it added six members, all with football. The early-2010s realignment saw a major raid by The American, with seven schools leaving in 2013 and 2014. C-USA responded by adding seven new members in that time frame, mostly from the Sun Belt Conference. By that time, the only remaining charter members were Southern Miss and UAB, with only Southern Miss having played in C-USA's first football season. Then in 2021, C-USA was the target of massive raids from The American and the Sun Belt, losing ''nine'' of its 14 members (including the aforementioned USM and UAB) to those leagues, with some moves taking place in 2022 and others in 2023. C-USA survived by picking up four new members in 2023, FBS independents Liberty[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the ASUN Conference[[/labelnote]] and New Mexico State[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the Western Athletic Conference[[/labelnote]] and FCS upgraders Jacksonville State and Sam Houston. %% The ASUN Conference stopped calling itself "Atlantic Sun" in 2016... but went back to "Atlantic Sun" in 2023.
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*** American Athletic Conference: Operating under the 1979 charter of the original Big East Conference,[[note]]the "Big East" name was bought in 2013 by a group of non-FBS schools that left to form a new Division I non-football conference, most of which were original Big East members[[/note]] The American started its life under that name in 2013 with 10 members. Two of them, Louisville and Rutgers, left after a single season to respectively join the ACC and Big Ten. Also in 2014, East Carolina, Tulane, and Tulsa joined, with [[MilitaryAcademy Navy]] joining for football only in 2015 and Wichita State joining as a full but non-football member in 2017. [=UConn=] left in 2020 to rejoin many of its former Big East rivals in the non-football Big East 2.0, parking its football team as an FBS independent. After the Big 12 poached Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF in 2021 (effective in 2023), The American responded by raiding Conference USA, with Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, Rice, UAB, and UTSA joining from that league in 2023. Two months to the day after those six schools joined, the conference lost one of its "original" 2013 members when SMU announced it would join the ACC in 2024. However, The American ultimately will keep the same number of schools with Army's intention to join the conference as a football only football-only member in 2024.
*** Conference USA: Formed by a 1995 merger between two non-football leagues, the Great Midwest and Metro Conferences, it started out with 11 members, with the football league launching the next year with six. It was first raided by the Big East in 2005, losing five members to the Big East (three football, two non-football) and two non-football members to the Atlantic 10 Conference. At that time, it added six members, all with football. The early-2010s realignment saw a major raid by The American, with seven schools leaving in 2013 and 2014.C-USA CUSA responded by adding seven new members in that time frame, mostly from the Sun Belt Conference. By that time, the only remaining charter members were Southern Miss and UAB, with only Southern Miss having played in C-USA's CUSA's first football season. Then in 2021, C-USA CUSA was the target of massive raids from The American and the Sun Belt, losing ''nine'' of its 14 members (including the aforementioned USM and UAB) to those leagues, with some moves taking place in 2022 and others in 2023. C-USA CUSA survived by picking up four new members in 2023, FBS independents Liberty[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the ASUN Conference[[/labelnote]] and New Mexico State[[labelnote:*]]otherwise in the Western Athletic Conference[[/labelnote]] and FCS upgraders Jacksonville State and Sam Houston.Houston. Another FCS upgrader, Delaware, will join in 2025. %% The ASUN Conference stopped calling itself "Atlantic Sun" in 2016... but went back to "Atlantic Sun" in 2023.
*** Conference USA: Formed by a 1995 merger between two non-football leagues, the Great Midwest and Metro Conferences, it started out with 11 members, with the football league launching the next year with six. It was first raided by the Big East in 2005, losing five members to the Big East (three football, two non-football) and two non-football members to the Atlantic 10 Conference. At that time, it added six members, all with football. The early-2010s realignment saw a major raid by The American, with seven schools leaving in 2013 and 2014.
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* Three nations have won more than one (men's) Rugby World Cup[[labelnote:*]]Effective in 2021, World Rugby, the sport's governing body, removed gendered designations from the name of its world championships. The men's and women's World Cups are now branded simply as "Rugby World Cup" with the year.[[/labelnote]]—Australia (1991, 1999), South Africa (1995, 2007, 2019), and New Zealand (1987, 2011, 2015). All three nations illustrate this trope to a greater or lesser extent:
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* Three nations have won more than one (men's) Rugby World Cup[[labelnote:*]]Effective in 2021, World Rugby, the sport's governing body, removed gendered designations from the name of its world championships. The men's and women's World Cups are now branded simply as "Rugby World Cup" with the year.[[/labelnote]]—Australia (1991, 1999), South Africa (1995, 2007, 2019), 2019, 2023), and New Zealand (1987, 2011, 2015). All three nations illustrate this trope to a greater or lesser extent:
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* As of the start of season 20, only one of the original six cast members of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' is still on the show, and he would be more accurately described being a recurring guest star who appears in the opening credits whether he appears in that episode or not due to inertia. The original cast was Creator/MarkHarmon (Gibbs), Creator/MichaelWeatherly ([=DiNozzo=]), Creator/SashaAlexander (Kate Todd), Creator/DavidMcCallum (Ducky), Creator/PauleyPerrette (Abby), and Creator/AlanDale (Director Morrow). At the beginning of season 2, Creator/SeanMurray ([=McGee=]) was promoted from repeat guest star to the main cast and Creator/BrianDietzen (Palmer) was added as a secondary cast member (eventually getting promoted to main cast status). At the end of season 2, Alexander's character was killed off and Dale's character was written out (occasionally returning as a guest star), and they were replaced by Creator/CoteDePablo (Ziva David) and Creator/LaurenHolly (Director Shepherd). Holly's character was killed off at the end of season 5 and was replaced by Creator/RockyCarroll (Director Vance). This cast held steady until the beginning of season 11 when de Pablo left the show, being replaced by Creator/EmilyWickersham (Ellie Bishop). Then Weatherly left the show at the end of season 13, being replaced by Creator/JenniferEsposito (Alex Quinn) and Creator/WilmerValderrama (Nick Torres); later that season, Creator/DuaneHenry (Clayton Reeves) was promoted to the main cast. Esposito's character only lasted one season, being replaced at the start of season 15 by Creator/MariaBello (Jacqueline "Jack" Sloane), and Perrette and Henry left at the end of that season, with Perrette being replaced by Creator/DionaReasonover (Kasie Hines). Bello and Wickersham left at different points in season 18, with Wikersham being replaced by Katrina Law (Jessica Knight). Harmon left in season 19, replaced by Creator/GaryCole (Alden Parker). And that's not counting the turnover in important recurring characters who have not appeared in the opening credits (Joe Spano's Tobias Fornell has literally been around since episode 1, but a lot of other characters have disappeared or been killed off over the years). Given that Ducky, the last member of the original cast, spent much of season 15 and at least part of season 16 on sabbatical teaching and writing his memoirs, followed by retiring from his original position to take a part-time job that doesn't require him to appear in every episode, it's quite possible that David [=McCallum=] is transitioning towards retirement (his first big role was [[Series/TheManFromUncle in the 60s]], after all), though as of season 20 he's still officially on the cast, with his place in the cast only ending with his death in September 2023 before the start of season 21.
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* As of the start of season 20, only one of the original six cast members of ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' is still on the show, and he would be more accurately described being a recurring guest star who appears in the opening credits whether he appears in that episode or not due to inertia. The original cast was Creator/MarkHarmon (Gibbs), Creator/MichaelWeatherly ([=DiNozzo=]), Creator/SashaAlexander (Kate Todd), Creator/DavidMcCallum (Ducky), Creator/PauleyPerrette (Abby), and Creator/AlanDale (Director Morrow). At the beginning of season 2, Creator/SeanMurray ([=McGee=]) was promoted from repeat guest star to the main cast and Creator/BrianDietzen (Palmer) was added as a secondary cast member (eventually getting promoted to main cast status). At the end of season 2, Alexander's character was killed off and Dale's character was written out (occasionally returning as a guest star), and they were replaced by Creator/CoteDePablo (Ziva David) and Creator/LaurenHolly (Director Shepherd). Holly's character was killed off at the end of season 5 and was replaced by Creator/RockyCarroll (Director Vance). This cast held steady until the beginning of season 11 when de Pablo left the show, being replaced by Creator/EmilyWickersham (Ellie Bishop). Then Weatherly left the show at the end of season 13, being replaced by Creator/JenniferEsposito (Alex Quinn) and Creator/WilmerValderrama (Nick Torres); later that season, Creator/DuaneHenry (Clayton Reeves) was promoted to the main cast. Esposito's character only lasted one season, being replaced at the start of season 15 by Creator/MariaBello (Jacqueline "Jack" Sloane), and Perrette and Henry left at the end of that season, with Perrette being replaced by Creator/DionaReasonover (Kasie Hines). Bello and Wickersham left at different points in season 18, with Wikersham being replaced by Katrina Law (Jessica Knight). Harmon left in season 19, replaced by Creator/GaryCole (Alden Parker). And that's not counting the turnover in important recurring characters who have not appeared in the opening credits (Joe Spano's Tobias Fornell has literally been around since episode 1, but a lot of other characters have disappeared or been killed off over the years). Given that Ducky, the last member of the original cast, spent much of season 15 and at least part of season 16 on sabbatical teaching and writing his memoirs, followed by retiring from his original position to take a part-time job that doesn't didn't require him to appear in every episode, it's quite possible that though David [=McCallum=] is transitioning towards retirement (his first big role was [[Series/TheManFromUncle in the 60s]], after all), though as of season 20 he's still officially on the cast, with his place in the remained a credited cast only ending with member until his death in September 2023 before the start of season 21.
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* ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' lasted 7 seasons and of the 10 original cast members, only two (Caity Lotz & Amy Louise Pemberton) remained by the final season (Amy had only done voice work until the last season where her character got a body). The third longest tenure being Nick Zano (s2-s7).
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this season and Nora, Gary, & Ava are introduced plus Constantine starts showing up
** Season 4 - Ray, Sara, Charlie (same actress as Amaya), Flannel!Zari (erased from existence), Ava, Nora, Gideon (voice only), Mona, Nate, Mick, Constantine
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goes to do Fate stuff), Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Nora (leaves with Ray), Astra, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick, Constantine, the Monitor (crossover stuff)
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)
** Season 1 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Kendra (departs in finale), Carter (dies in second episode), Gideon (voice only), Mick, Snart (dies in penultimate episode)
** Season 2 - Stein, Ray, Rip, Sara, Jax, Gideon (voice only), Mick, Amaya, Nate, Thawne (captured by Black Flash)
** Season 3 - Stein (dies in the crossover), Ray, Sara, Jax (goes home), Amaya (goes home), Gideon (voice only), Flannel!Zari, Wally (leaves in between seasons), Nate, Mick
*** Rip dies this season and Nora, Gary, & Ava are introduced plus Constantine starts showing up
** Season 4 - Ray, Sara, Charlie (same actress as Amaya), Flannel!Zari (erased from existence), Ava, Nora, Gideon (voice only), Mona, Nate, Mick, Constantine
** Season 5 - Sara, Ray (leaves with Nora), Charlie (goes to do Fate stuff), Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Nora (leaves with Ray), Astra, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick, Constantine, the Monitor (crossover stuff)
*** Mona leaves, Behrad is introduced
** Season 6 - Sara, Flannel!Zari, Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (voice only), Nate, Mick (leaves to be a dad), Constantine (turns into a mushroom, then gets resurrected, then leaves)
** Season 7 - Sara, Flannel!Zari (leaves with Nate), Fancy!Zari, Ava, Astra, Gary, Behrad, Spooner, Gideon (becomes human), Nate (leaves with Flannel!Zari), Gwyn (same actor as Constantine)
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*** American Athletic Conference: Operating under the 1979 charter of the original Big East Conference,[[note]]the "Big East" name was bought in 2013 by a group of non-FBS schools that left to form a new Division I non-football conference, most of which were original Big East members[[/note]] The American started its life under that name in 2013 with 10 members. Two of them, Louisville and Rutgers, left after a single season to respectively join the ACC and Big Ten. Also in 2014, East Carolina, Tulane, and Tulsa joined, with [[MilitaryAcademy Navy]] joining for football only in 2015 and Wichita State joining as a full but non-football member in 2017. [=UConn=] left in 2020 to rejoin many of its former Big East rivals in the non-football Big East 2.0, parking its football team as an FBS independent. After the Big 12 poached Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF in 2021 (effective in 2023), The American responded by raiding Conference USA, with Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, Rice, UAB, and UTSA joining from that league in 2023. Two months to the day after those six schools joined, the conference lost one of its "original" 2013 members when SMU announced it would join the ACC in 2024.
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*** American Athletic Conference: Operating under the 1979 charter of the original Big East Conference,[[note]]the "Big East" name was bought in 2013 by a group of non-FBS schools that left to form a new Division I non-football conference, most of which were original Big East members[[/note]] The American started its life under that name in 2013 with 10 members. Two of them, Louisville and Rutgers, left after a single season to respectively join the ACC and Big Ten. Also in 2014, East Carolina, Tulane, and Tulsa joined, with [[MilitaryAcademy Navy]] joining for football only in 2015 and Wichita State joining as a full but non-football member in 2017. [=UConn=] left in 2020 to rejoin many of its former Big East rivals in the non-football Big East 2.0, parking its football team as an FBS independent. After the Big 12 poached Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF in 2021 (effective in 2023), The American responded by raiding Conference USA, with Charlotte, Florida Atlantic, North Texas, Rice, UAB, and UTSA joining from that league in 2023. Two months to the day after those six schools joined, the conference lost one of its "original" 2013 members when SMU announced it would join the ACC in 2024. However, The American ultimately will keep the same number of schools with Army's intention to join the conference as a football only member in 2024.
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** [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballConferences Group of Five conferences]][[note]]the other FBS leagues[[/note]]
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** [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballConferences Group of Five conferences]][[note]]the UsefulNotes/GroupOfFiveConferences[[note]]the other FBS leagues[[/note]]
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* The Boston Celtics from 1957 to 1976. Bill Russell was the only player to win all 11 titles from the first year until 1969. John Havlicek was a member for the latter half of the 60s and the two titles from the 70s. (Nobody from the 1981 championship roster was a member from the 1976 title team, making the '80s a ContinuityReboot.)
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NationalBasketballAssociation Boston Celtics Celtics]] from 1957 to 1976. Bill Russell was the only player to win all 11 titles from the first year until 1969. John Havlicek was a member for the latter half of the 60s and the two titles from the 70s. (Nobody from the 1981 championship roster was a member from the 1976 title team, making the '80s a ContinuityReboot.)
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* The Detroit Red Wings had a mini-dynasty with four UsefulNotes/StanleyCup titles, only two consecutive (1997-98, 2002 and 2008), to the point the last had a different coach. Five guys remained in all championships (Nicklas Lidström, Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, Darren [=McCarty=], and Tomas Holmström), while Chris Osgood was absent from the third one. [=McCarty=] had left the team in 2005, returning in time for the 2008 Cup run. Those Cup wins came amidst a streak of 25 consecutive seasons in the playoffs[[note]]over a 26-year period due to the cancellation of the 2004-05 NHL season over a labor dispute[[/note]]. Steve Yzerman was the only Red Wing who had remained with the team from the last team that had missed the playoffs in 1990 to win the Cup in 1997[[note]]Joe Kocur had also been on the 1990 team, but had been traded away during the 1990-91 season and was in semi-retirement when he returned to the Wings in 1996[[/note]]. Six players from the 2017 roster that ended the streak remained from the 2008 Cup win, and none of them were on the earlier Cup winners (Henrik Zetterberg, Justin Abdelkader, Jimmy Howard, Darren Helm, Niklas Kronwall, and Jonathan Ericsson).
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague Detroit Red Wings Wings]] had a mini-dynasty with four UsefulNotes/StanleyCup titles, only two consecutive (1997-98, 2002 and 2008), to the point the last had a different coach. Five guys remained in all championships (Nicklas Lidström, Kris Draper, Kirk Maltby, Darren [=McCarty=], and Tomas Holmström), while Chris Osgood was absent from the third one. [=McCarty=] had left the team in 2005, returning in time for the 2008 Cup run. Those Cup wins came amidst a streak of 25 consecutive seasons in the playoffs[[note]]over a 26-year period due to the cancellation of the 2004-05 NHL season over a labor dispute[[/note]]. Steve Yzerman was the only Red Wing who had remained with the team from the last team that had missed the playoffs in 1990 to win the Cup in 1997[[note]]Joe Kocur had also been on the 1990 team, but had been traded away during the 1990-91 season and was in semi-retirement when he returned to the Wings in 1996[[/note]]. Six players from the 2017 roster that ended the streak remained from the 2008 Cup win, and none of them were on the earlier Cup winners (Henrik Zetterberg, Justin Abdelkader, Jimmy Howard, Darren Helm, Niklas Kronwall, and Jonathan Ericsson).
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* The New York Yankees had two such stretches: The Joe [=McCarthy=] era from 1931-45, where the team won 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe [=DiMaggio=], and the Casey Stengel era from 1949-60, where they won another 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, and Yogi Berra. The third best stretch was in the 1990s-2000s, when they won four titles in five years (1996 and 1998-2000) with Joe Torre as manager, plus one more in 2009. Only starting pitcher Andy Pettitte, shortstop Derek Jeter, and closer Mariano Rivera were a part of all five teams, with a number of others being part of four out of five--including two other members of the 2009 team, as Joe Girardi, the starting catcher on the 1996 team and backup catcher in 1998 and 1999, returned as manager for the 2009 team while Jorge Posada, who replaced Girardi as the primary catcher in 1998 after backing him up as a rookie in 1997, was still the starting catcher in 2009. Furthermore, only Jeter and Rivera had been Yankees continuously for that stretch; Pettitte left the Yankees for three years from 2004 to 2006, playing for the Houston Astros.
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* The [[UsefulNotes/MajorLeagueBaseball New York Yankees Yankees]] had two such stretches: The Joe [=McCarthy=] era from 1931-45, where the team won 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe [=DiMaggio=], and the Casey Stengel era from 1949-60, where they won another 7 World Series and featured all-time greats like Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, and Yogi Berra. The third best stretch was in the 1990s-2000s, when they won four titles in five years (1996 and 1998-2000) with Joe Torre as manager, plus one more in 2009. Only starting pitcher Andy Pettitte, shortstop Derek Jeter, and closer Mariano Rivera were a part of all five teams, with a number of others being part of four out of five--including two other members of the 2009 team, as Joe Girardi, the starting catcher on the 1996 team and backup catcher in 1998 and 1999, returned as manager for the 2009 team while Jorge Posada, who replaced Girardi as the primary catcher in 1998 after backing him up as a rookie in 1997, was still the starting catcher in 2009. Furthermore, only Jeter and Rivera had been Yankees continuously for that stretch; Pettitte left the Yankees for three years from 2004 to 2006, playing for the Houston Astros.
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* The New England Patriots' 2001-04 and 2014-18 title runs shared only three people: coach Bill Belichick, quarterback Creator/TomBrady, and defensive lineman Vince Wilfork. [[note]]Wilfork was present only from 2004-14, and not the Super Bowls before or after.[[/note]] In general, the dynasty, owing to its longevity, can be split into a number of groups:
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* The [[UsefulNotes/NationalFootballLeague New England Patriots' Patriots]]' 2001-04 and 2014-18 title runs shared only three people: coach Bill Belichick, quarterback Creator/TomBrady, and defensive lineman Vince Wilfork. [[note]]Wilfork was present only from 2004-14, and not the Super Bowls before or after.[[/note]] In general, the dynasty, owing to its longevity, can be split into a number of groups:
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** [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballPower5Conferences Power Five conferences]][[note]]the five conferences that are primary partners in the [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootball College Football]] Playoff, the de facto championship of Division I FBS football[[/note]]
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** [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootballPower5Conferences Power Five conferences]][[note]]the UsefulNotes/PowerFiveConferences[[note]]the five conferences that are primary partners in the [[UsefulNotes/CollegiateAmericanFootball College Football]] Playoff, the de facto championship of Division I FBS football[[/note]]
