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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 437841" data-attributes="member: 57984">I re-post this comment from Gabriel Maxwell occasionally (and I can&#039;t find where I posted it on this thread, if I did) but this sums up the shift in the acting -- and the show itself -- between the last episode of Season 2 and the first episode of Season 3:&nbsp;&quot;I do have to note, while watching the scenes from 2x22 and 3x01 today I could really see it. Whatever happened behind the scenes in the summer of 1982, it&#039;s there the second Krystle opens her mouth in the season opener — she sounds so stilted and fake. She&#039;s not even looking at the ranger when she talks to him.Whereas only in 2x22, in her leisurely scenes at the ranch with Blake and later asking Toscanni, with worry in her voice, if he&#039;d managed to find Blake — she&#039;s so natural and believable.There were some nice touches in 3x01 — Alexis talking to Cecil through that hole was a hoot and I loved the ominous music while the wind covers Blake&#039;s lifeless body in filth — but there&#039;s an undeniable jarring shift in the overall tone.&quot;Obviously, it got worse later on... </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 437841, member: 57984"] I re-post this comment from Gabriel Maxwell occasionally (and I can't find where I posted it on this thread, if I did) but this sums up the shift in the acting -- and the show itself -- between the last episode of Season 2 and the first episode of Season 3: [B][I][SIZE=5]"I do have to note, while watching the scenes from 2x22 and 3x01 today I could really see it. Whatever happened behind the scenes in the summer of 1982, it's there the second Krystle opens her mouth in the season opener — she sounds so stilted and fake. She's not even looking at the ranger when she talks to him.[/SIZE][/I][/B] [I][B][SIZE=5] Whereas only in 2x22, in her leisurely scenes at the ranch with Blake and later asking Toscanni, with worry in her voice, if he'd managed to find Blake — she's so natural and believable. There were some nice touches in 3x01 — Alexis talking to Cecil through that hole was a hoot and I loved the ominous music while the wind covers Blake's lifeless body in filth — but there's an undeniable jarring shift in the overall tone."[/SIZE][/B][/I] [SIZE=4]Obviously, it got worse later on... [/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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