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I'm going in...my first ever full watch of The Colbys
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<blockquote data-quote="Carrie Fairchild" data-source="post: 264762" data-attributes="member: 673"><p>The Colby daughters (particularly Bliss) are woefully underused in season one. This is thankfully remedied somewhat in season two.</p><p></p><p>The disintegration of Sable and Jason's relationship is part of the mess that is the opening of season one. Jason references how things haven't been good for years but there's no history explaining this. It feels like the first time he and Sable cross each other is when she attacks Connie. Had it opened with them keeping up appearances while battling behind the scenes, you could have bought into it a bit more. Instead it's all bubble bath romance and declarations of love. I know they try to present Jason's "near death experience" as the catalyst for reviewing his life but the collapse of the marriage all seems very sudden.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Carrie Fairchild, post: 264762, member: 673"] The Colby daughters (particularly Bliss) are woefully underused in season one. This is thankfully remedied somewhat in season two. The disintegration of Sable and Jason's relationship is part of the mess that is the opening of season one. Jason references how things haven't been good for years but there's no history explaining this. It feels like the first time he and Sable cross each other is when she attacks Connie. Had it opened with them keeping up appearances while battling behind the scenes, you could have bought into it a bit more. Instead it's all bubble bath romance and declarations of love. I know they try to present Jason's "near death experience" as the catalyst for reviewing his life but the collapse of the marriage all seems very sudden. [/QUOTE]
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