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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 161888" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Okay. I know I’m watching Peach Dynasty, it’s television with fictional characters. But to use cancer in such a frivolous manner is a low act, even by its own pathetic standards. A character using a terminal disease to manipulate others can be used to great effect as long as it’s played straight – unlike Peach Dynasty with its continued nudge nudge, wink wink attitude. Watching this episode, I actually felt disgusted they could use such a horrific disease, which affects so many around the world in such a cavalier way.</p><p></p><p>There was nothing remotely decent about this episode. Blake and Cristal masquerading as Bonnie and Clyde meandering around the boondocks was laughable. Seriously? I thought that was a job for Anders. Can you imagine back in the day watching Blake (John) dressed in his finest Hugo Boss suit and Krystle (Linda) wearing a Nolan Miller creation bejewelled in Harry Winston refinery acting out a scene like this?</p><p></p><p>Someone on the writing team is clearly a <em>Neighbours</em> fan and knew of Alan Dale’s acting past because his throw away line about binge watching <em>Neighbours </em>was the only time I chuckled. Sam has become a joke. Time for that character to move on. I have zero interest in Jeff and Michael. In fact, we all know where this will end up – one or both will die or end up in prison – because the writers and producers would dare not do anything with the character of Blake.</p><p></p><p>Kudos to Liz on her portrayal of Alexis. In such a short period of time it's uncanny how she managed to display Nicolette’s voice and mannerisms. I’m thankful the writing team have shipped Alexis to Europe. Hopefully when she returns the writing team may get serious about the character in Season 3 though highly unlikely.</p><p></p><p>Bo makes another appearance and steals the scene <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 161888, member: 100"] Okay. I know I’m watching Peach Dynasty, it’s television with fictional characters. But to use cancer in such a frivolous manner is a low act, even by its own pathetic standards. A character using a terminal disease to manipulate others can be used to great effect as long as it’s played straight – unlike Peach Dynasty with its continued nudge nudge, wink wink attitude. Watching this episode, I actually felt disgusted they could use such a horrific disease, which affects so many around the world in such a cavalier way. There was nothing remotely decent about this episode. Blake and Cristal masquerading as Bonnie and Clyde meandering around the boondocks was laughable. Seriously? I thought that was a job for Anders. Can you imagine back in the day watching Blake (John) dressed in his finest Hugo Boss suit and Krystle (Linda) wearing a Nolan Miller creation bejewelled in Harry Winston refinery acting out a scene like this? Someone on the writing team is clearly a [I]Neighbours[/I] fan and knew of Alan Dale’s acting past because his throw away line about binge watching [I]Neighbours [/I]was the only time I chuckled. Sam has become a joke. Time for that character to move on. I have zero interest in Jeff and Michael. In fact, we all know where this will end up – one or both will die or end up in prison – because the writers and producers would dare not do anything with the character of Blake. Kudos to Liz on her portrayal of Alexis. In such a short period of time it's uncanny how she managed to display Nicolette’s voice and mannerisms. I’m thankful the writing team have shipped Alexis to Europe. Hopefully when she returns the writing team may get serious about the character in Season 3 though highly unlikely. Bo makes another appearance and steals the scene :) [/QUOTE]
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