The role model of Chinese TV drama directors, the mirror platform of actors, the role model of writers, the tragedy of TV stations, the gospel of audiences...

Terrence 2022-03-31 08:01:02


After watching the previous seasons of Teacher Bai, it is incomparable with Chinese soap operas. The reasoning is so rigorous and serious. Innovative. The actors are not delicate and pretentious, there are no beautiful cars, and there are no complicated stunts. A few simple lines can make up a suspense. Then break down one by one in the following text.
Echoing before and after, intertwined.
Let’s recall the brilliance of our great directors and writers:
emperors and generals, Ge Ge, eunuchs and palace maids, Wukong Song Jiang, Ximen Jinping, internal fighting in the harem, police thieves, spy wars everywhere, spies everywhere. It's all rotten, simple repetition, Journey to the West has been filmed several times, Jin Yong has been filmed several times, and Liangjian has also come to a second edition, ......
Nothing new, so innovative. As soon as it lurks out, spies are everywhere. The bright sword is revealed, and the war movie is foul. Infighting in the harem is in full swing.
Innovation, innovation, innovation of thinking, directors, writers, actors and actresses all watch outside films, don't be tempted, gossip, change skirts, show thighs, and fight in bed with passion......

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  • Reginald 2022-04-09 09:01:07

    This is the worst ending, and the best ending, goodbye Heisenberg.

  • Brody 2022-04-11 09:01:07

    I don't know where the point of the drama is, it's a waste of time to watch it.

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    Walter White: Ethically? I'm sorry I must be hearing things. Did you actually just use the word ethically in a sentence? You're not Clarence Darrow, Saul. You're a two bit, bus-bench lawyer, and you work for me.

    Saul Goodman: Well Clarence Darrow never had a client like you ask him for something like this.

    [produces the ricen cigarette]

    Saul Goodman: Okay? Yeah, I put my ass on the line for you. Huell too. He's got fingers like hot dogs. He could have easily busted this in two and killed everyone in the office, but do I complain? No. Beg, borrow, steal, I'm your huckleberry. I go the extra mile. Only you never told me that kid would wind up in a hospital!

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    [Walter sits up and moves slowly towards Saul]

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