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So what is the appeal of this series? I saw the first season and thought it was very much like a Stephen King series, which I like, but with everything else available to watch, I didn't go any further.I cannot believe one has not been created, yet.
The character development.So what is the appeal of this series? I saw the first season and thought it was very much like a Stephen King series, which I like, but with everything else available to watch, I didn't go any further.
I don't know that Steve is anymore committed than any friend would be. That's the beauty of his character. It's not an overreaction. It's not an under-reaction. It's how everyone should act when they find out a friend is gay; nothing changes. Their friendship just naturally develops through their adventures. He's there when she needs him, but he's not always asking her if she needs help.The production values, the humor, the effects and most of all, what Scout said, character development.
Robin's quest to fulfill her rightful romantic desires....and Steve's commitment to helping her-----so awesome.
Most metal thing ever.I'm not ready to read the rest of the thread, but I'm just here to give a huge fork yeah to the guy who looks like a cross between Robert Plant and Dave Mustaine is shredding to Master Of Puppets.
Three of the five original kids are terrible actors. Well, two are horrible, one is decent and two are good. I don't put the high schoolers of season 1 in that group of five.The kids are just so darn good at acting and their bonds are so compelling. Like above, Steve and Robin is beautiful without any tension, such a good message too. Dustin and Eddie V wannabe too.
Yeah - Billie is good, Gaten is good comic relief / sidekick, and Caleb McLaughlin got some time to work this season. But they're overshadowed by Nancy and especially Steve, and the actors they add later to the cast. (Clearly because they got a better 'pick' of talent.)Three of the five original kids are terrible actors. Well, two are horrible, one is decent and two are good. I don't put the high schoolers of season 1 in that group of five.