Originally Posted by ScreamingTree<3:
“I think you expect too little, especially since the show only has few periods of must see the rest simmers... and simmers.
She's not done anything that screams YES other than the Donna/Ross storyline and bringing in the Bartons although Finn bores me.
Her Major missed opportunity is not allowing Victoria more Storylines. As for Vanessa getting a toyboy...well let me think about how they put Bernice and Andy together and then trashed the actually funny but watchable coupling by revisiting Andy and Katie and boy how much more boring and sanctimonious can Katie get? Katie doesn't work for the show anymore, she's the spare part they are desperately trying to fit in somewhere and since there's nothing else left for her they plonked her back with Andy.”
“I think you expect too little, especially since the show only has few periods of must see the rest simmers... and simmers.
She's not done anything that screams YES other than the Donna/Ross storyline and bringing in the Bartons although Finn bores me.
Her Major missed opportunity is not allowing Victoria more Storylines. As for Vanessa getting a toyboy...well let me think about how they put Bernice and Andy together and then trashed the actually funny but watchable coupling by revisiting Andy and Katie and boy how much more boring and sanctimonious can Katie get? Katie doesn't work for the show anymore, she's the spare part they are desperately trying to fit in somewhere and since there's nothing else left for her they plonked her back with Andy.”
Honestly, I'm not getting at you, but isn't it you focussing on the bits and bobs - Victoria, Bernice/Andy/Katie, Vanessa - and missing the big picture? They just ran a massive romance/crime storyline running all summer, culminating in throwing a major character and a paedophile off the top of a multi-storey car park!
And afterwards, chaos in the village reigns - with Ross, with Marlon and Laurel, with Adam ... Compared to that, I'm not too bothered with what happens in the smaller storylines - some I like, some I don't, it doesn't massively bother me. When they needed to, they delivered. That's what matters. No show can be all guns blazing all the time - unless it wants to be Hollyoaks, which I really wouldn't recommend.




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