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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 113024" data-attributes="member: 8">And it looked as if it was filmed in a tiny corner of the studio, sort of a small hobby theater for the local town&#039;s folk. That itself may be a charming idea except that I&#039;m pretty sure that was not how it was supposed to look.Then at least you got something out of it.In this case I agree with Fallon, but she could have said something similar to Krystle in season 1. This is definitely not The Colbys-Fallon anymore.I really liked this accidentally on purpose &quot;attack&quot;, it&#039;s one of those things you rarely see in soaps.That&#039;s what I meant with great-sad moments, but one time is enough. If it would happen week after week it would diminish the strength of such scenes.It&#039;s...I was going to say something like &quot;beyond rock bottom&quot; but even those words wouldn&#039;t suffice. Nevertheless, that moment when Melissa thinks she&#039;s going to be hit by a train (in her bedroom!) is so-bad-it&#039;s-good. And that&#039;s better than just bad.You may hate Melissa at this point, but I think this nonsense (and all that singing stuff) affected Angela&#039;s character much worse.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 113024, member: 8"] And it looked as if it was filmed in a tiny corner of the studio, sort of a small hobby theater for the local town's folk. That itself may be a charming idea except that I'm pretty sure that was [I]not[/I] how it was supposed to look. Then at least you got [I]something[/I] out of it. In this case I agree with Fallon, but she could have said something similar to Krystle in season 1. This is definitely not The Colbys-Fallon anymore. I really liked this accidentally on purpose "attack", it's one of those things you rarely see in soaps. That's what I meant with great-sad moments, but one time is enough. If it would happen week after week it would diminish the strength of such scenes. It's...I was going to say something like "beyond rock bottom" but even those words wouldn't suffice. Nevertheless, that moment when Melissa thinks she's going to be hit by a train (in her bedroom!) is [I]so-bad-it's-good[/I]. And that's better than [I]just bad[/I]. You may hate Melissa at this point, but I think this nonsense (and all that singing stuff) affected Angela's character much worse. [/QUOTE]

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