Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 329399" data-attributes="member: 23">Thanks. I can be quite bloody-minded about these things. I&#039;m hopeful that the worst is over now. After Daredevil I just have one season each of Jessica Jones and The Punisher, both of which I&#039;m looking forward to more than not. Yes. So far I&#039;m on my eleventh season released in the space of three and a half years which is quite mind-blowing. Even allowing for shorter seasons, that&#039;s still an episode count equivalent to the longest seasons of the Eighties and Nineties soaps. And we know that they could suffer from the quality over quantity attitude. The Netflix series have longer episodes as well, and often an hour plus can really feel like an hour plus. When growing up, we had three (and later four) TV channels in the UK. We had some great TV series, but we still had our share of filler. The idea of that being stretched out to scores of channels was both tantalising and horrifying. And now it&#039;s a reality. Enjoy your freedom, Willie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 329399, member: 23"] Thanks. I can be quite bloody-minded about these things. I'm hopeful that the worst is over now. After [I]Daredevil[/I] I just have one season each of[I] Jessica Jones[/I] and [I]The Punisher[/I], both of which I'm looking forward to more than not. Yes. So far I'm on my eleventh season released in the space of three and a half years which is quite mind-blowing. Even allowing for shorter seasons, that's still an episode count equivalent to the longest seasons of the Eighties and Nineties soaps. And we know that they could suffer from the quality over quantity attitude. The Netflix series have longer episodes as well, and often an hour plus can really [U][I]feel[/I][/U] like an hour plus. When growing up, we had three (and later four) TV channels in the UK. We had some great TV series, but we still had our share of filler. The idea of that being stretched out to scores of channels was both tantalising and horrifying. And now it's a reality. Enjoy your freedom, Willie. [/QUOTE]

Verification

Who played Sue Ellen in Dallas?