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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 265197" data-attributes="member: 23">A few more commentaries down: The Ghosthunter; Road To Nashville and Biofeedback. All very enjoyable and informative, with Kenneth doing The Ghosthunter and Lindsay the two from the Second Season.I&#039;m really impressed at how switched on Lindsay seems to be about the business. More than once she mentioned that it was her friend who convinced her that doing the series would be an opportunity for her to be able to say something, and advised her to ask Universal to stop offering her more money and instead allow Lindsay a degree of creative control to make suggestions and to turn down ideas she didn&#039;t like. It&#039;s even more impressive considering the time in which it was made, and how few female-led series there were.Fascinating to hear that Biofeedback was Lindsay&#039;s suggestion, based on alternative therapy techniques she&#039;d studied herself. I wonder if this was related to the car accident she was in. I got the sense it went back to even before that. It&#039;s also interesting to hear Lindsay reflect that she might have been a pain in the rear during her BW days due to her insistence at trying some of the ideas and the many conversations she had with Kenneth and the writers over her character.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 265197, member: 23"] A few more commentaries down: [I]The Ghosthunter; Road To Nashville [/I]and[I] Biofeedback[/I]. All very enjoyable and informative, with Kenneth doing The Ghosthunter and Lindsay the two from the Second Season. I'm really impressed at how switched on Lindsay seems to be about the business. More than once she mentioned that it was her friend who convinced her that doing the series would be an opportunity for her to be able to say something, and advised her to ask Universal to stop offering her more money and instead allow Lindsay a degree of creative control to make suggestions and to turn down ideas she didn't like. It's even more impressive considering the time in which it was made, and how few female-led series there were. Fascinating to hear that [I]Biofeedback[/I] was Lindsay's suggestion, based on alternative therapy techniques she'd studied herself. I wonder if this was related to the car accident she was in. I got the sense it went back to even before that. It's also interesting to hear Lindsay reflect that she might have been a pain in the rear during her [I]BW[/I] days due to her insistence at trying some of the ideas and the many conversations she had with Kenneth and the writers over her character. [/QUOTE]

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