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<blockquote data-quote="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989" data-source="post: 42342" data-attributes="member: 95">Yes I agree with your view on OTH, it was very Dallas/Knots hybrid, never thought of the Ingmar Bergman undertone before, interesting.OTH is definitely a unique experience, some of the stand alone episodes are some of the best I&#039;ve ever seen, OTH was good at telling a stand alone story that was off the beaten track of the main story of the season, Dan Scott definitely is one of televisions best creations, his journey is quite a ride, you go from hating him to rooting for him by the end.Nathan Scott also a great character, he was a douche bag at first but then he became a solid, dependable friend, husband and father, I do find it ironic that Lucas and Nathan basically switch roles in later seasons, Nathan is the cad in the beginning and Lucas is the quiet one, then Nathan becomes a one woman man while Lucas becomes the heartbreaker.I liked how the nice characters didn&#039;t become nauseating and still had flaws that others acknowledged them having, unlike characters like Jeff Colby from DYNASTY and Brandon Walsh from BH 90210, they never felt relatable as the nice guys, heck I found Nathan Scott more interesting then those two, because he was relatable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArchieLucasCarringtonEwing1989, post: 42342, member: 95"] Yes I agree with your view on OTH, it was very Dallas/Knots hybrid, never thought of the Ingmar Bergman undertone before, interesting. OTH is definitely a unique experience, some of the stand alone episodes are some of the best I've ever seen, OTH was good at telling a stand alone story that was off the beaten track of the main story of the season, Dan Scott definitely is one of televisions best creations, his journey is quite a ride, you go from hating him to rooting for him by the end. Nathan Scott also a great character, he was a douche bag at first but then he became a solid, dependable friend, husband and father, I do find it ironic that Lucas and Nathan basically switch roles in later seasons, Nathan is the cad in the beginning and Lucas is the quiet one, then Nathan becomes a one woman man while Lucas becomes the heartbreaker. I liked how the nice characters didn't become nauseating and still had flaws that others acknowledged them having, unlike characters like [B]Jeff Colby[/B] from DYNASTY and [B]Brandon Walsh[/B] from BH 90210, they never felt relatable as the nice guys, heck I found Nathan Scott more interesting then those two, because he was relatable. [/QUOTE]

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