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Billy Wonka

In Reply to: RE: So far - pretty boring posted by Victor Khomenko on November 10, 2014 at 05:21:12

and I think things are amped up for this last season. Apparently the storyline follows the history of the family "somewhat". It continues past the death of Rodrigo.

At the end there is a Coda where all the principles appear (sans costumes) and give comments on the family and their effect on history. Nice touch.

Stick with it.

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"Apparently the storyline follows the history of the family "somewhat"." - Victor Khomenko 05:40:43 11/11/14 (2)
In many cases simply following the history makes for a very boring, repetitious spectacle. As it is here. Good script should concentrate on interesting events, not simply go from one event to many nearly identical ones.

Anyway, I am still a relative virgin to this last season, done just a few episodes, but so far I switched easily to something else - not a good sign. Nice nudity, I will give you that... and a lot of it, but that, too, becomes repetitious after a while.
- It's a gorgeous soap opera . . . - Billy Wonka 13:58:32 11/13/14 (1)
  You want Jeremy (the Snooze) Irons in his Bogia?
  - I started watching Irons, but fell asleep even faster - Victor Khomenko 19:08:23 11/13/14 (0)
    This one has more life to it, I will give you that... but still - tedious... I am clawing my way from episode to episode, they are all repetitious, so I easily switch to something different, Prometheus tonight... then come back to them... I am longing for the end of that dreadful ordeal. There is no risk of binging on this one.
    
    I want justice.

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