alex
Sunday 7th January 2007 4:09am
8 posts
My questions are:
a)When series 2 ended, there was considerable strength of feeling over the plot lines ( what the characters should or should not do/have done etc). Did the writers ever feel that their creation had dislocated itself from them and had become the property of the audience?
b)Did public opinion shape the way the story unfolded? I felt that the audience was teased by the script writers in the same way that Caroline was teased by Mac.
b) Was it a deliberate ploy to have series two end so unsatisfactorily (subjective opinion of course)? Or was it a more mundane case of the last episode being not quite ready?
d) This is not a question but a compliment. (I hope that's allowed).
I was really impressed with the resolution of the main story lines whilst keeping each character strictly within their expected behaviour (e.g. Guy at the wedding, unable to resist asking Caroline to marry him because he looked fantastic in his kilt, and she looked ok....)I think it was genius, to go with the rest of the writing.
Thanks