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<blockquote data-quote="Werewillie Oleson" data-source="post: 391921" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>I assumed that you were going to watch these obscure TV series by means of, let's say, less honourable sources, but then I discovered that complete HOMEFRONT is actually on you-know-what.</p><p>Today I sampled parts of various episodes just to get the "feel" of it, and the reason why I've decided not to watch it is because it stays too much on the wholesome side of drama.</p><p>Mimi Kennedy plays an antagonist kind of character (as I had hoped she would) but it's more in the style of Mrs. Oleson rather than JR Ewing.</p><p></p><p>Perhaps it's the patriotic American setting that prevents it from doing deliciously wicked soap, and it certainly looks charming enough but after rewatching SISTERS I decided never to watch that kind of "clean" drama ever again (or any drama of the 1990s except for Twin Peaks and the HBO stuff).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Werewillie Oleson, post: 391921, member: 8"] I assumed that you were going to watch these obscure TV series by means of, let's say, less honourable sources, but then I discovered that complete HOMEFRONT is actually on you-know-what. Today I sampled parts of various episodes just to get the "feel" of it, and the reason why I've decided not to watch it is because it stays too much on the wholesome side of drama. Mimi Kennedy plays an antagonist kind of character (as I had hoped she would) but it's more in the style of Mrs. Oleson rather than JR Ewing. Perhaps it's the patriotic American setting that prevents it from doing deliciously wicked soap, and it certainly looks charming enough but after rewatching SISTERS I decided never to watch that kind of "clean" drama ever again (or any drama of the 1990s except for Twin Peaks and the HBO stuff). [/QUOTE]
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