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<blockquote data-quote="Spells &amp; Karma" data-source="post: 159219" data-attributes="member: 23"><p>The billing has changed again with the second series of <em>AMM5</em>. </p><p></p><p>Firstly, the bad news is that Valerie Lush is nowhere to be seen in the credits. And in the show it seems she's been downgraded to very occasional appearances. Of the first four episodes of Series Two Auntie Flo has appeared in just one. IMDb tells me there are three more appearances: one in the next episode and two in Series Three. And that's all. Whatever the reason, it's to the series' detriment, but since the decision was taken to move Auntie Flo out of the house it's been diminishing returns with her, so it's not surprising that this is the end result. </p><p></p><p>The series has continued to tick the usual sitcom scenarios. The kids throwing a party. A court appearance for damaging a neighbour's property. Budgeting. Et cetera. But it does have a special little indefinable something that other sitcoms don't, and a good deal of that comes, I think, from having been on board since the start of the earlier series. </p><p></p><p>Wendy Craig has a special something. There's something behind the eyes that tells me I shouldn't wish to be on her bad side.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Spells & Karma, post: 159219, member: 23"] The billing has changed again with the second series of [I]AMM5[/I]. Firstly, the bad news is that Valerie Lush is nowhere to be seen in the credits. And in the show it seems she's been downgraded to very occasional appearances. Of the first four episodes of Series Two Auntie Flo has appeared in just one. IMDb tells me there are three more appearances: one in the next episode and two in Series Three. And that's all. Whatever the reason, it's to the series' detriment, but since the decision was taken to move Auntie Flo out of the house it's been diminishing returns with her, so it's not surprising that this is the end result. The series has continued to tick the usual sitcom scenarios. The kids throwing a party. A court appearance for damaging a neighbour's property. Budgeting. Et cetera. But it does have a special little indefinable something that other sitcoms don't, and a good deal of that comes, I think, from having been on board since the start of the earlier series. Wendy Craig has a special something. There's something behind the eyes that tells me I shouldn't wish to be on her bad side. [/QUOTE]
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