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What didn't help the dream explanation
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<blockquote data-quote="Grangehill1" data-source="post: 70960" data-attributes="member: 833"><p>okay so we know the dream scenario didn't go down well. But does anybody think there may have been other reasons that the show started to faulter at the start of season ten? </p><p></p><p>Could things have been done to make the unbelievable storyline more digestible for viewers? Yes they could but to me it seemed the top brass went the other way and made some big changes which together with the dream lost viewers </p><p></p><p>1. The change of film stock. From suddenly looking very glossy and expensive the show now looked awful and fuzzy</p><p></p><p>2. The fashions. From everyone looking sleek and most of the women's hair all stylish, suddenly in season ten hair styles went out the window and the women looked ridiculous. I remember this at the time! So it's not something I've noticed over time. I distinctly remember how polished everyone looked in season 9 to the sudden mess they all looked in season 10</p><p></p><p>3. The incidental music. John Parker returned on mass with his terrible scores. Again I remember at the time his music was awful. How he ever got work .</p><p></p><p>4. Some of the performances, specifically Susan Howard. Where was the feisty energetic Donna? Her scenes are painful to watch. She's suddenly speaking at one word an hour.</p><p></p><p>What do you think? If they'd kept the same film stick and fashions etc for season ten as season 9 then we might have accepted the dream better? There was too much change for this season</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grangehill1, post: 70960, member: 833"] okay so we know the dream scenario didn't go down well. But does anybody think there may have been other reasons that the show started to faulter at the start of season ten? Could things have been done to make the unbelievable storyline more digestible for viewers? Yes they could but to me it seemed the top brass went the other way and made some big changes which together with the dream lost viewers 1. The change of film stock. From suddenly looking very glossy and expensive the show now looked awful and fuzzy 2. The fashions. From everyone looking sleek and most of the women's hair all stylish, suddenly in season ten hair styles went out the window and the women looked ridiculous. I remember this at the time! So it's not something I've noticed over time. I distinctly remember how polished everyone looked in season 9 to the sudden mess they all looked in season 10 3. The incidental music. John Parker returned on mass with his terrible scores. Again I remember at the time his music was awful. How he ever got work . 4. Some of the performances, specifically Susan Howard. Where was the feisty energetic Donna? Her scenes are painful to watch. She's suddenly speaking at one word an hour. What do you think? If they'd kept the same film stick and fashions etc for season ten as season 9 then we might have accepted the dream better? There was too much change for this season [/QUOTE]
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