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<blockquote data-quote="Miss Texas 1967" data-source="post: 137011" data-attributes="member: 36">I&#039;m torn on this show, I was honestly pretty bored throughout a majority of the episode but small things kept me interested.I legitimately laughed out loud when Alexis reversed her wheelchair into the table but in general I&#039;m not feeling her character.I also enjoyed the throwback to the original with the 20s party but the bigger plot kind of bored me.As for the new Cristal, I again like the throwback to the original with a twist but I can&#039;t say that cliche storyline is my favourite, you&#039;re always waiting for the &quot;dramatic&quot; reveal.One thing this show has going for it is that unlike the Dallas reboot the writers actually seem to have watched the original so they sprinkle little details in which make an original fan smile with recognition, I can&#039;t say it&#039;s any more engaging plot-wise than the Dallas reboot though and if they&#039;re aiming to hook a new, unaware audience I&#039;m not sure they are succeeding with the strength of the plots and characters. I&#039;m not sure I&#039;d keep watching if it wasn&#039;t called Dynasty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Miss Texas 1967, post: 137011, member: 36"] I'm torn on this show, I was honestly pretty bored throughout a majority of the episode but small things kept me interested. I legitimately laughed out loud when Alexis reversed her wheelchair into the table but in general I'm not feeling her character. I also enjoyed the throwback to the original with the 20s party but the bigger plot kind of bored me. As for the new Cristal, I again like the throwback to the original with a twist but I can't say that cliche storyline is my favourite, you're always waiting for the "dramatic" reveal. One thing this show has going for it is that unlike the Dallas reboot the writers actually seem to have watched the original so they sprinkle little details in which make an original fan smile with recognition, I can't say it's any more engaging plot-wise than the Dallas reboot though and if they're aiming to hook a new, unaware audience I'm not sure they are succeeding with the strength of the plots and characters. I'm not sure I'd keep watching if it wasn't called Dynasty. [/QUOTE]

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