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Tyler Perry's The Haves and the Have Nots
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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 247684" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>Having watched a few new episodes (including last night's episode) I notice they're embracing the idea of time progression within episodes. In the last two episodes they actually started in the daytime and ended the episode at night (or at least evening). This certainly is an improvement over previous seasons where one day would play out over six or seven episodes. I also noticed that they've changed the format somewhat. In years past they would feature all the principals in every episode, even if most of them only got one scene per episode. Since this season started, they're limiting the number of principal actors in each episode, but giving them more individual scenes. Oh, and they updated the opening sequence, but it's so "fast" you can't really get a feel for it. I did notice that Brett Davis and Brock Yurich have been bumped up to principal status, which is good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 247684, member: 27"] Having watched a few new episodes (including last night's episode) I notice they're embracing the idea of time progression within episodes. In the last two episodes they actually started in the daytime and ended the episode at night (or at least evening). This certainly is an improvement over previous seasons where one day would play out over six or seven episodes. I also noticed that they've changed the format somewhat. In years past they would feature all the principals in every episode, even if most of them only got one scene per episode. Since this season started, they're limiting the number of principal actors in each episode, but giving them more individual scenes. Oh, and they updated the opening sequence, but it's so "fast" you can't really get a feel for it. I did notice that Brett Davis and Brock Yurich have been bumped up to principal status, which is good. [/QUOTE]
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