29-10-2020, 08:43 AM
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I will stick with it but so slow and jumping back centre and middle driving me mad . I've got the sub titles on because of the mumbling.After 2nd episode I began to think she wasnt dead and it was a con but now I see she is . Obviously the drugs were mixed with something else but in all honesty after what happened youd run and find a mobile hot spot to call police.
I'll stop trying to work it out and watch final episode and I'm intrigued, but some dramas have flat endings
29-10-2020, 09:40 AM
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Re: The Sister
Originally Posted by Bruce
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It is interesting that a show absolutely no one likes gets to three pages of comments whereas an excellent show can struggle to make a full page.Curious!
29-10-2020, 12:54 PM
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Re: The Sister
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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Like all dramas since about 1987, it would be so much easier to follow if they just did it in the correct order, beginning, middle and an end rather than skipping backwards and forwards adding one little bit each time.
We've watched the first two episodes and plan to watch the last two tonight.
Marge likes it and is hoping for a 'twist in the tail'.
I thought, apart from the above jumping back and forth, it was too slow. That seems quite common these days. I think they pad things out (like Queer Street) just to make them last longer!
29-10-2020, 02:46 PM
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It think the trouble with this drama jumping around in time is that the times are only 11 years apart. No difference in styles, appearances and settings. If you happen to look away while the date caption is on the screen, it can be difficult to know whether the scene is a flashback or not.29-10-2020, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by mart
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It think the trouble with this drama jumping around in time is that the times are only 11 years apart. No difference in styles, appearances and settings. If you happen to look away while the date caption is on the screen, it can be difficult to know whether the scene is a flashback or not.
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