But I don't want to do it again (Department)

Laverne 2022-04-11 08:01:01

I have to say...it's pretty good. Even the so-called "traveling" that should be most despised, it was transcending... it was reasonable under the circumstances at the time. There is no uncontrollable restlessness, embarrassment, and foolishness, which is very gratifying. Darcy is as irresistible as ever, even in such an awkward twentieth (first) century. The heroine represents the image of any female Austin fan of her age, doing what she (or me) would do in that situation, and acting reasonably creatively, is invaluable. The 'digging' (imagination) of several characters is quite interesting, with the surprising and delightful rewrite of wickham being the most interesting :D The overall plot flow is largely in line with the Pride story, although the return to the 'real' London Ten minutes is still a little spoofed and noisy, but fortunately, the time is short, and it is really necessary to think about it carefully.

However, no matter how thrillingly successful the BBC's attempt to cross was, this trendy attempt is still better than lacking. After all, digesting this kind of western classic drama that combines ancient and modern is very exhausting. I'm going to watch Shakespeare's play again. I sincerely hope that the BBC will stop when it's good.

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  • Chauncey 2022-04-16 09:01:09

    Watched the first episode, fast-forwarded to the other episodes, British Crossing YY drama! The heroine is so ugly!

  • Angelita 2022-04-11 08:01:01

    Darcy is virgin control, miss bingley is les, wickham is good guy, geogeanna is bitch, bingley is imbecile, amanda price is ugly...but I still rush off

Lost in Austen quotes

  • Amanda Price: I need to use the telephone. I need to call my boyfriend.

    Elizabeth Bennet: Of course.

    [hands Amanda a mobile phone]

    Amanda Price: Elizabeth Bennet is lending me her mobile...

  • Amanda Price: The rest of us are gonna say goodbye nicely and watch you step through all that plumbing into fictional Georgian England and that'll be it. And then we'll all spend the rest of our lives in therapy. It's going to be fine.