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Most dishonest, manipulative show
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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 192091" data-attributes="member: 68"><p>Yes but that show is unique, and it was a sitcom albeit with soapy window dressing. It poked fun at the daytime soap genre. A real soap opera in my opinion should not be a comedy first. I mean of course there can be comedic characters, and funny lines/ plots here and there but it shouldn't be written to a laugh track. I think a soap works best when it has people struggling through situations and relationships. When people are plotting against one another and when there are will they/wont they romantic stories.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 192091, member: 68"] Yes but that show is unique, and it was a sitcom albeit with soapy window dressing. It poked fun at the daytime soap genre. A real soap opera in my opinion should not be a comedy first. I mean of course there can be comedic characters, and funny lines/ plots here and there but it shouldn't be written to a laugh track. I think a soap works best when it has people struggling through situations and relationships. When people are plotting against one another and when there are will they/wont they romantic stories. [/QUOTE]
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