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Classic Night Time Drama
Forgotten soaps of the 90's
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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisSumner" data-source="post: 207870" data-attributes="member: 759"><p>The Youtube page that has Knots recently added 2000 Malibu Rd, Pacific Palisades and Savannah. I’ve seen all (although I never finished Savannah) and I plan on re-watching all three. I wish they’d also add Paper Dolls and The Monroes!</p><p></p><p>I started with Pacific Palisades because I remembered it the least, but remembered liking it. As a Knots fan it’s also a bit of a reunion. I find it interesting that you have two Knots headwriters on the writing staff in Peter Dunne and Lynn Marie Latham and then the show is created by Diane Messina Stanley and James Stanley who also were part of the writing team for years. So far I’ve rewatched the first two episodes and you can see the influence. The biggest thing that holds it back is the cast can be hit or miss. I enjoy most of the female actors but the men can leave something to be desired. Still, I wish this had lasted longer. I don’t think they needed Joan Collins either.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ChrisSumner, post: 207870, member: 759"] The Youtube page that has Knots recently added 2000 Malibu Rd, Pacific Palisades and Savannah. I’ve seen all (although I never finished Savannah) and I plan on re-watching all three. I wish they’d also add Paper Dolls and The Monroes! I started with Pacific Palisades because I remembered it the least, but remembered liking it. As a Knots fan it’s also a bit of a reunion. I find it interesting that you have two Knots headwriters on the writing staff in Peter Dunne and Lynn Marie Latham and then the show is created by Diane Messina Stanley and James Stanley who also were part of the writing team for years. So far I’ve rewatched the first two episodes and you can see the influence. The biggest thing that holds it back is the cast can be hit or miss. I enjoy most of the female actors but the men can leave something to be desired. Still, I wish this had lasted longer. I don’t think they needed Joan Collins either. [/QUOTE]
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