At times it was a hard chore yet there was something about the series that kept me going back for more.
I have always liked Laura Linley, although most of her work has been in the lower grade of movie.
In the BIG C she was firmly established as the self-centred kind of person where everything was about her. The multiple expression of love for others never really lasted past the utterance of the phrases expressing love and there was always her concern about what others thought.
I liked the feature which included people like Susan Sarandon, Alan Alda, Hugh Darcy, and they lifted the quality of the show. Sarandon was particularly effective, which is no surprise.
One of the worst aspects of the show was the appalling ending, where the main character just gives up the ghost with not one word of summary, but just a middle class nothingness.
I also loathed the black woman, NOT BECAUSE SHE WAS BLACK, OR FAT, but because she just didn't fit into the narrative in any way.
Why did I binge watch the whole thing?
I have NO idea.
I have always liked Laura Linley, although most of her work has been in the lower grade of movie.
In the BIG C she was firmly established as the self-centred kind of person where everything was about her. The multiple expression of love for others never really lasted past the utterance of the phrases expressing love and there was always her concern about what others thought.
I liked the feature which included people like Susan Sarandon, Alan Alda, Hugh Darcy, and they lifted the quality of the show. Sarandon was particularly effective, which is no surprise.
One of the worst aspects of the show was the appalling ending, where the main character just gives up the ghost with not one word of summary, but just a middle class nothingness.
I also loathed the black woman, NOT BECAUSE SHE WAS BLACK, OR FAT, but because she just didn't fit into the narrative in any way.
Why did I binge watch the whole thing?
I have NO idea.
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