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In response to "typical codependents in an abusive relationship -- nm" by zdroid

laughing. This is surprisingly accurate for dignan, I think. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) May 25 '10, 17:48

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so when did leaving dozens of storylines dangle and deadends become acceptable? before sopranos certainly -- nm - zdroid May 25, 17:54 12
- When the characters became lovable enough to negate the plot. nm - Dignan May 25, 17:56 11
  - You and I are on the same page here. The ending isn't supported by quite a bit of what they introduced - TWuG May 25, 18:00 2
    - Kim and I were just talking about this. - David May 25, 18:24 1
      - I think a zen approach is needed for the ending to work. It's probably the most appropriate approach - TWuG May 25, 18:33
  - I don't usually say this, but you are so wrong. -- nm - loosilu May 25, 17:57 7
    - Nonsense. "Don't fuck your audience" should be the golden rule of television writing. - Dignan May 25, 18:00 5
      - I enjoyed trying to figure out what was important and what wasn't. - loosilu May 25, 18:07 4
        
        Stop saying "spoon fed." - Dignan May 25, 18:17 1
        
        I wouldn't say arbitrary. sometimes a dead end was a clear dead end. -- nm - loosilu May 25, 18:31
        
        On what basis were you able to figure that out? -- nm - mara May 25, 18:16 1
        
        hit and miss. -- nm - loosilu May 25, 18:30
    - I say it a lot. (nm) - David May 25, 17:58

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