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<blockquote data-quote="Marika" data-source="post: 322314" data-attributes="member: 721">So I&#039;m finally watching the 2nd season of Savannah and just finished episode 2.04.It&#039;s actually better than I expected – the show has a nice flow, and due to the relatively small cast, everyone is involved in everyone else&#039;s storylines. It also has a different, more timeless look than the other mid/late 90s soaps. Maybe it&#039;s because of the fashion and the make-up – it&#039;s all very classy, yet not too expensive looking.Nick is a good addition to the cast (he&#039;s really attractive, I might add) and he has tons of chemistry with both Reese and Peyton.Eleanor Alexander is a real shrew, yet so entertaining.Lane and Dean as a couple are a bore, but as long as they get the weekly C-plot, I can tolerate them for a few scenes each episode. I guess they work best as supporting characters in Reese and Peyton&#039;s stories.The only plot hole I noticed was that Edward broke up with Veronica at the end of season 1, and she subsequently wanted to leave town after setting a trap for Tom. However, in the season 2 premiere, Veronica is still in town and she and Edward are continuing their affair. I wish there would have been some explanation for that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marika, post: 322314, member: 721"] So I'm finally watching the 2nd season of Savannah and just finished episode 2.04. It's actually better than I expected – the show has a nice flow, and due to the relatively small cast, everyone is involved in everyone else's storylines. It also has a different, more timeless look than the other mid/late 90s soaps. Maybe it's because of the fashion and the make-up – it's all very classy, yet not too expensive looking. Nick is a good addition to the cast (he's really attractive, I might add) and he has tons of chemistry with both Reese and Peyton. Eleanor Alexander is a real shrew, yet so entertaining. Lane and Dean as a couple are a bore, but as long as they get the weekly C-plot, I can tolerate them for a few scenes each episode. I guess they work best as supporting characters in Reese and Peyton's stories. The only plot hole I noticed was that Edward broke up with Veronica at the end of season 1, and she subsequently wanted to leave town after setting a trap for Tom. However, in the season 2 premiere, Veronica is still in town and she and Edward are continuing their affair. I wish there would have been some explanation for that. [/QUOTE]

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