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Knots Landing
Re-watching the Ewingverse ... alphabetically!
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<blockquote data-quote="valkaren" data-source="post: 237264" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>In the final draft of the script for this episode there is an extended final scene at Laura's house where Gary explains why he can't leave Val, and then notices and comments on the bruise that Val has left on Abby's face before they embrace, before panning to a broken china doll, propped up. It's interesting, but completely useless, and is a great example where the episode does such a great drop of delving into each character's mindset that by the time you reach that final scene, there doesn't need to be any words. The beauty is that this was recognised and either cut or never even filmed, and the episode is stronger as a result.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="valkaren, post: 237264, member: 314"] In the final draft of the script for this episode there is an extended final scene at Laura's house where Gary explains why he can't leave Val, and then notices and comments on the bruise that Val has left on Abby's face before they embrace, before panning to a broken china doll, propped up. It's interesting, but completely useless, and is a great example where the episode does such a great drop of delving into each character's mindset that by the time you reach that final scene, there doesn't need to be any words. The beauty is that this was recognised and either cut or never even filmed, and the episode is stronger as a result. [/QUOTE]
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