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<blockquote data-quote="valkaren" data-source="post: 237261" data-attributes="member: 314"><p>I love this! I never thought about it in that way, but of course this makes sense. I always loved Jo, he is a significantly underrated character that allowed Karen to really pop in Season 3. Their chemistry was ecstatic - you can almost feel that they wanted to avoid their mistake with Sid&#039;s passiveness that didn&#039;t quite gel with Michele Lee&#039;s acting choices - both actors gave marvelous &#039;theatrical&#039; performances in their back-and-forth which kept the Karen household dynamic at a time it needed it the most.&nbsp; There was also a lot of unexplored potential there, particularly if they wanted to link him with Ginger to progress them both beyond their expiring story-arcs. Perhaps if Jacobs&#039; wasn&#039;t continually pressurised to continue to dial up his little &#039;Scenes of a Marriage&#039; show upscale and &quot;saga&quot; like, this may well have happened.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="valkaren, post: 237261, member: 314"] I love this! I never thought about it in that way, but of course this makes sense. I always loved Jo, he is a significantly underrated character that allowed Karen to really pop in Season 3. Their chemistry was ecstatic - you can almost feel that they wanted to avoid their mistake with Sid's passiveness that didn't quite gel with Michele Lee's acting choices - both actors gave marvelous 'theatrical' performances in their back-and-forth which kept the Karen household dynamic at a time it needed it the most. There was also a lot of unexplored potential there, particularly if they wanted to link him with Ginger to progress them both beyond their expiring story-arcs. Perhaps if Jacobs' wasn't continually pressurised to continue to dial up his little 'Scenes of a Marriage' show upscale and "saga" like, this may well have happened. [/QUOTE]

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