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Date Posted: 16:33:06 11/07/01 Wed
Author: Michael
Subject: Lauren's a villain?
In reply to: Jamey Lee 's message, "Re: Will Boston Public Catch On?" on 09:48:20 11/07/01 Wed

>Do you think that by
>adding some really cool characters, (like Ronnie),
>that they need to sacrifice a few characters to keep
>their character count down. For us, (who have been
>watching), all the characters have been easy to
>follow, but for someone just starting to watch it
>could be confusing. I think the logical choice might
>be Lauren. Although, Ronnie is different than Lauren,
>they kind of share a niche. I think it would be wrong
>to sacrifice a villain. The villain is an important
>role, and several make it even more fun.

Jamey:

I found myself nodding in approval at everything you said in this post all the way up to the last portion, which I have been kind enough to quote. Are you suggesting that Lauren is a villain? If so, how?

On another note, I think the true sign of a show that can be successful is one that transcends political persuasions, for lack of a better term. Personally, I'd hate to watch a show that was too one-sided on either part of the political spectrum. I wonder if it's proper to be placing "Boston Public" under the "liberal" or "conservative" column, though. People aren't watching the show for its politics, and if they are, well I don't know how much fun those people would be in a social situation ...

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