the show felt like it was out of sync, could've been good but held itself back
Assuming it gets a second season, it may clarify itself.
by imadsani posted 8 months ago
the show felt like it was out of sync, could've been good but held itself back
by TeaAndApathy posted 8 months ago
I'm not coming back for season 2.
by jim1961 posted 8 months ago
Finished this one. Lots happens in the finale. The way it ended, a second season is obviously intended.
7.5/10 if it gets a second season.
6.5/10 if it doesn't (too much unresolved).
by jim1961 posted 9 months ago
1x4
Pretty clear the one storyline we got is all were going to get. But it is growing on me in a good way.
by Frimlin posted 9 months ago
TeaAndApathy wrote:
I think her Talamasca character is English. I figured that she was around and must have hung out with real British actors (and other Brits), so I'd think - her being an actor - she'd have picked up how to do a poshy English accent. Hers sort of fades in and out. However, I will say that might be planned seeing as how her character has been in the US for quite some time, I guess.
I didn't get the impression "Helen" was English, especially as she's leader of the New York motherhouse.
But I guess since it's an original work (and I assume an original character, too), anyone's guess is as good as any other at this stage! :) Maybe we'll get more back story for her in time, that'll clear her origins up.
by TeaAndApathy posted 9 months ago
Frimlin wrote:
Good series so far!
TeaAndApathy wrote:
I'm just not buying Eliz McGovern's accent. After all the exposure on Downton, you'd think she'd have nailed it.
What do you mean? She's an american actor, she played an american in Downton, and again an american in Talamasca.
I think her Talamasca character is English. I figured that she was around and must have hung out with real British actors (and other Brits), so I'd think - her being an actor - she'd have picked up how to do a poshy English accent. Hers sort of fades in and out. However, I will say that might be planned seeing as how her character has been in the US for quite some time, I guess.
by Frimlin posted 9 months ago
Good series so far!
TeaAndApathy wrote:
I'm just not buying Eliz McGovern's accent. After all the exposure on Downton, you'd think she'd have nailed it.
What do you mean? She's an american actor, she played an american in Downton, and again an american in Talamasca.
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Assuming it gets a second season, it may clarify itself.
7.5/10 if it gets a second season.
6.5/10 if it doesn't (too much unresolved).
Pretty clear the one storyline we got is all were going to get. But it is growing on me in a good way.
I didn't get the impression "Helen" was English, especially as she's leader of the New York motherhouse.
But I guess since it's an original work (and I assume an original character, too), anyone's guess is as good as any other at this stage! :) Maybe we'll get more back story for her in time, that'll clear her origins up.
I'm just not buying Eliz McGovern's accent. After all the exposure on Downton, you'd think she'd have nailed it.
What do you mean? She's an american actor, she played an american in Downton, and again an american in Talamasca.
I think her Talamasca character is English. I figured that she was around and must have hung out with real British actors (and other Brits), so I'd think - her being an actor - she'd have picked up how to do a poshy English accent. Hers sort of fades in and out. However, I will say that might be planned seeing as how her character has been in the US for quite some time, I guess.
I'm just not buying Eliz McGovern's accent. After all the exposure on Downton, you'd think she'd have nailed it.
What do you mean? She's an american actor, she played an american in Downton, and again an american in Talamasca.