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<blockquote data-quote="JROG" data-source="post: 421679" data-attributes="member: 43">The show is so well-plotted and thoughtful, that &quot;The Return&quot; is clearly about Angela&#039;s return from her coma... or is it?Sharpe&#039;s reaction to the news about Danny is riveting. Genele and Lauren are pulled into the vortex, both relying on their wits and their knowledge of Sharpe to put the various pieces together. Danny pleading with his father for answers only to hug him and get no hug back was heartbreaking (&quot;Did I do something wrong?&quot;), nearly moving me to tears.&nbsp; It all culminates in Genele pleading with Sharpe to come back to life, suggesting rage and revenge is the way to go. It&#039;s a truly stunning scene, shot at that breathtaking pool with a view, so deftly mixing complex neuroses, dynamics, and psychological aspects to soapy perfection. Sharpe returns to life, passionately kissing Genele.That old bat regains consciousness and off she goes! It&#039;s SO good to see Wyman back, if frail, but calculating as ever. The Angela we see in her scenes is not the Angela we know, but the show trusts us that we&#039;ll trust them: Indeed, Angela meets Michael for a limo-off and tells him they must stop Richard and Lauren from getting married. Heck yeah, the bitch is back!PS. Hilarious that Angela is back and, suddenly, Maid Melody and Chao-Li return as well. One has the image of them locked in her hospital room closet eternally taking care of her until allowed to come back...2 episodes to go... no... it can&#039;t end!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JROG, post: 421679, member: 43"] The show is so well-plotted and thoughtful, that "The Return" is clearly about Angela's return from her coma... or is it? Sharpe's reaction to the news about Danny is riveting. Genele and Lauren are pulled into the vortex, both relying on their wits and their knowledge of Sharpe to put the various pieces together. Danny pleading with his father for answers only to hug him and get no hug back was heartbreaking ("Did I do something wrong?"), nearly moving me to tears. It all culminates in Genele pleading with Sharpe to come back to life, suggesting rage and revenge is the way to go. It's a truly stunning scene, shot at that breathtaking pool with a view, so deftly mixing complex neuroses, dynamics, and psychological aspects to soapy perfection. Sharpe returns to life, passionately kissing Genele. That old bat regains consciousness and off she goes! It's SO good to see Wyman back, if frail, but calculating as ever. The Angela we see in her scenes is not the Angela we know, but the show trusts us that we'll trust them: Indeed, Angela meets Michael for a limo-off and tells him they must stop Richard and Lauren from getting married. Heck yeah, the bitch is back! PS. Hilarious that Angela is back and, suddenly, Maid Melody and Chao-Li return as well. One has the image of them locked in her hospital room closet eternally taking care of her until allowed to come back... 2 episodes to go... no... it can't end! [/QUOTE]

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