I thought series one was enjoyable enough although too many clichés and too many long drawn out scenes trying to force emotions rather than do so by use of great script writing or with subtlety.
The acting is good enough but it relied way too much on Walker's dreamy stares and emotional quality too often which for me became a bore.
More so, morally???!!! I mean is it worse that her husband cheated in the past than it is she is in love with someone and was ready to walk out on the her family on her wedding day?? For me it stank of entitlement - to have Walker feeling constantly sorry for herself, without ever really acknowledging what she did/wants is far more damaging and unfair.
Just seemed every woman in this programme (series 1 at least) would get away with morally bankrupt actions while the men were constantly being badgered and lectured to by their counterparts who all had the emotional maturity of a teenager.
But, enjoyable to watch for the most part.
The acting is good enough but it relied way too much on Walker's dreamy stares and emotional quality too often which for me became a bore.
More so, morally???!!! I mean is it worse that her husband cheated in the past than it is she is in love with someone and was ready to walk out on the her family on her wedding day?? For me it stank of entitlement - to have Walker feeling constantly sorry for herself, without ever really acknowledging what she did/wants is far more damaging and unfair.
Just seemed every woman in this programme (series 1 at least) would get away with morally bankrupt actions while the men were constantly being badgered and lectured to by their counterparts who all had the emotional maturity of a teenager.
But, enjoyable to watch for the most part.
