[ SECRET POST #2076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2076 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Will-They-Won't-They TV couples

[(Anonymous)]

I agree that Mulder/Scully was well done and seemed a natural outcome of their relationship.

Two bad examples - Moonlighting and Remington Steele. RS was meant to be romantic from the start - there was a powerful scene after her house had been destroyed and she'd lost everything, but he'd replaced her piano and then stood beneath her window in the dark and listened to her play - that was such a great way of showing, not telling. Then the culmination of the series (and the consummation of their relationship) was so cheesy and anti-climactic, it was sad.

And Moonlighting was just a disaster, the perfect example of how do it exactly wrong.

Re: Will-They-Won't-They TV couples

[idiothole]

Moonlighting is a show I love but in my world it ends in S2. S3 has some good episodes as well but I just cannot with the arc of them getting together, it's so weird and OOC and overly dramatic, ugh.

I also meant to start watching Remington Steele and watched a couple of episodes and LOVED it, but never got around to watching more. Sad to hear they botched it up as well.