Passions is funny, satirical, original and entertaining, and when it all comes down to brass tax, isn't that what we watch TV for? To be entertained?
The rehashed plots with their comically twisted endings are so sophomoric, that everyone knows what's coming, until it actually gets there. Passions is a great show and showcases the talents of it's actors, knowing who to push and who not to. The only black mark against it would be wooden performances of some of the younger stars. However, while those preformances may leave a lot to desire along the lines of an Emmy nomination, what better way to overcome a case of stage fright than to learn from one of the best actresses of our era, Juliet Mills.
I do have one question that is driving me crazy.... Just what _IS_ Coach Russell keeping locked up in his outdoor shed?????
The rehashed plots with their comically twisted endings are so sophomoric, that everyone knows what's coming, until it actually gets there. Passions is a great show and showcases the talents of it's actors, knowing who to push and who not to. The only black mark against it would be wooden performances of some of the younger stars. However, while those preformances may leave a lot to desire along the lines of an Emmy nomination, what better way to overcome a case of stage fright than to learn from one of the best actresses of our era, Juliet Mills.
I do have one question that is driving me crazy.... Just what _IS_ Coach Russell keeping locked up in his outdoor shed?????
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