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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 229801" data-attributes="member: 8">Which makes the genuine little mistakes and goofs, the ones with no narrative bearing whatsoever, all the more fascinating.Although I don&#039;t think that happened very often in these American big budget soaps.It is brilliant, but I&#039;m not sure I realized all this during my Beginners watch. My excuse is that there was a lot to behold and process, while trying not to get over-excited.Such a stylish shocker, one of NuDynasty&#039;s finest moments.Well! This warrants a bit of pondering.I love these curious, minor trends.There&#039;s something so incestuous about these soap mansions.I hadn&#039;t thought of it that way - none of us did, I think - but now you mention it it&#039;s almost obvious.Two years later - I had my issues with season 1, but everything looks so uncomplicated, pre-recasts and various departures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 229801, member: 8"] Which makes the genuine little mistakes and goofs, the ones with no narrative bearing whatsoever, all the more fascinating. Although I don't think that happened very often in these American big budget soaps. It is brilliant, but I'm not sure I realized all this during my Beginners watch. My excuse is that there was a lot to behold and process, while trying [I]not[/I] to get over-excited. Such a stylish shocker, one of NuDynasty's finest moments. Well! This warrants a bit of pondering. I love these curious, minor trends. There's something so [I]incestuous[/I] about these soap mansions. I hadn't thought of it that way - none of us did, I think - but now you mention it it's almost obvious. Two years later - I had my issues with season 1, but everything looks so uncomplicated, pre-recasts and various departures. [/QUOTE]

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