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Knots Landing
Re-watching the Ewingverse ... alphabetically!
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<blockquote data-quote="valkaren" data-source="post: 239975" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>Great recaps James! Your insights about THE CONFESSION, about how out of context you come to appreciate some of the moments in the episode, is particularly interesting. I think gets to the root of why those middle years were so successful as even if on paper the story-lines are weak or drawn out, the producers and writers in this period still knew how ground a lot of it in these fabulous character moments. So while the whole Lilimae / Cathy cover-up saga may have been totally ridiculous and implausible as a whole, the story still manages to produce gems of scenes like the ones you describe.</p><p></p><p>I'm always surprised whenever I do a re-watch as it happens to me many times. A story I am not looking forward to on a macro-level, yields fabulous moments and surprises on the micro-level.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="valkaren, post: 239975, member: 314"] Great recaps James! Your insights about THE CONFESSION, about how out of context you come to appreciate some of the moments in the episode, is particularly interesting. I think gets to the root of why those middle years were so successful as even if on paper the story-lines are weak or drawn out, the producers and writers in this period still knew how ground a lot of it in these fabulous character moments. So while the whole Lilimae / Cathy cover-up saga may have been totally ridiculous and implausible as a whole, the story still manages to produce gems of scenes like the ones you describe. I'm always surprised whenever I do a re-watch as it happens to me many times. A story I am not looking forward to on a macro-level, yields fabulous moments and surprises on the micro-level. [/QUOTE]
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