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Matthew Blaisdel
Telly Talk Star
So better never come home too early from your honeymoon. 
Matthew Blaisdel
Telly Talk Star
Yeah, that cliffhanger is great ... Sable is so smug and so damn cool ... and Jason & Frankies faces are just priceless 
Next episode starts brilliant as well, you will have lots of fun
Next episode starts brilliant as well, you will have lots of fun
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Ray&Donna
Eternal Member
As Adam and Dana learned a year later, best to make a quick getaway and stay away as long as possible!So better never come home too early from your honeymoon.
Matthew Blaisdel
Telly Talk Star
But why false, when Dr. Parris really helped? It just came out that Adam ... didn't do anything to her, apart from a kiss they both willingly shared before (!) they knew they were siblings.
I mean ... Kirby certainly would have had more reason to complain in that matter.
It just came out that Adam ... didn't do anything to her, apart from a kiss they both willingly shared before (!) they knew they were siblings.I mean ... Kirby certainly would have had more reason to complain in that matter.
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Alexis
Telly Talk Superhero
Yas Qween! *finger snappy thing and all that jazz*
JROG
Telly Talk Addict
This thread reminds me of how fun it was watching the show for the first time. I hope you're enjoying it!
The show did have its issues, especially in its first season. What I still remember is the somewhat annoying faux-cliffhangers -- life-or-death situations so we can end the episode, which were resolved within seconds at the beginning of the next. Also, too many secondary characters with little to no story, personality, or interest, causing the show to feel like it didn't have much plot going on. BUT: They were willing to pay attention to what was working and what wasn't. They went with what felt organically right, and it helped tremendously. That's why it started as the Fallon/Jeff show but then shifted attention to Sable/Jason/Zach etc. The show followed what worked. I thought the show got better and better even as Season 1 progressed and certainly showed massive improvement in Season 2; even Bliss was given decent story.
The only ones they never managed to make click was Fallon and, to a lesser extent, Jeff. I still don't understand why they just couldn't adjust course with Fallon.
Overall, I enjoyed the show tremendously and think it's a shame it never got its third season.
The show did have its issues, especially in its first season. What I still remember is the somewhat annoying faux-cliffhangers -- life-or-death situations so we can end the episode, which were resolved within seconds at the beginning of the next. Also, too many secondary characters with little to no story, personality, or interest, causing the show to feel like it didn't have much plot going on. BUT: They were willing to pay attention to what was working and what wasn't. They went with what felt organically right, and it helped tremendously. That's why it started as the Fallon/Jeff show but then shifted attention to Sable/Jason/Zach etc. The show followed what worked. I thought the show got better and better even as Season 1 progressed and certainly showed massive improvement in Season 2; even Bliss was given decent story.
The only ones they never managed to make click was Fallon and, to a lesser extent, Jeff. I still don't understand why they just couldn't adjust course with Fallon.
Overall, I enjoyed the show tremendously and think it's a shame it never got its third season.
Matthew Blaisdel
Telly Talk Star
I used to think like that as well and always mourned the not existing 3rd season ... until i read the interview @Alexis did with the (remaining) Producer and it became clear Bast and Huson were exhausted and on their way out by the end of season 2 anyway. Those two were the soul of the show ... and i doubt equally capable persons would have taken over. Just imagine those dreadfull Pollocks would have taken over full time ... no, no, no! :mo:
Today i think that it was for the best, that it ended when it did.
Matthew Blaisdel
Telly Talk Star
I just hope he never watched that dreadful music video Monica produced for him, with those 2 female dancers waving around pink ... bedsheets (?!) ... god, that was SO embarrassing!
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Michael Torrance
Telly Talk Mega Star
Today i think that it was for the best, that it ended when it did.
Oh, I always thanked my lucky stars
And let's not forget HOW it ended.
Matthew Blaisdel
Telly Talk Star
Is that wise, posting this on a first-time-watching-thread?