Awful

Where would you like to be bitten?

Overtired are we?

It's my opinion and I stand by it. I was never going to moan about it anyway, I would not have even come on the baord if I wasn't so dissapointed. You don't agree, fine.

I just felt it didn't live up to MY expectations, I was not comparing it to other episodes. I just thought it was a little too over the top. Anita was a really bad actress in this special episode as was Jack Davenport. Dnaiella Nardina as usual cstole the show, even though her character is now a money old tart!

I must admit, nice ending though

that was pretty good man, just like the old days really, good finish


"The Master"

That was pretty much my reaction and a major downside of bringing Amy Jenkins to write it, stuck in Season one.

Here's a review I put up somewhere else:

Good things:

How well the lads have aged
Anna's dress sense.
The "you've got to be *beep* kidding me" scene.
Turkey baster? Turkey baster.
Miles is a *beep*

Bad things:

They completely ignored any of the plots from the second season, which was what made the original series so successful. No mention of Milly's affair, the fact that Miles had made his peace with Ferdy and Warren. Ferdy was far better suited to Lenny which made his retrospective relationship with Warren seem contrived.

The "I wrote a book about what happened between us" was executed far better in Before Sunset

The documentary aspect was handled clumsily and to no real effect.

Andrew Lincoln kept flipping into his voiceover received pronunciation rather than the Manc accent he was supposed to have.

Would Anna still have been exactly the same after AA? I can't see it myself. Bless her, she's not aged well. She can't handle relationships but thinks she'd be a good mother? New age bollocks.

The legal profession was such an important part of the show, I find it hard to believe that they would only leave one of them in it, out of the three remaining lawyer characters.

They were all a bit too rich and "successful" surely the whole point of disenfranchised Gen Xers is that some of them don't make it. In this regard, Clerks II nailed it far more realistically. Egg's character was supposed to be a bit of a *beep* up, but one that had found his niche. Turning him into Jamie Oliver author just made a loveable guy an *beep* with no sense of humour.

The running problem throughout it was that Amy Jenkins was brought on as the writer. Bless her for creating hte programme, but it was as if she could have written it after the first year, rather than the second. Kind of like Dawsons Creek where Kevin Williamson tries to put all the plotlines right, but in the end it feels like a betrayal of what people actually liked about the show, the climaxes and the continuity of the relationships.

Awful? I was gonna be a clever dick and type out loads of other words that also mean awful to emphasise my dissapointment with this programme. However I will just let u type in thesarus in google the type in the word awful in the thesarus. On eof the worst dramas I have ever seen ( and I loved the series)

awful, ignored the basic tenet of drama -show, don't tell

"Frankenstein was creator,not the monster.A common misconception held by all truly stupid people"